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| Kirk and Bones. |
20100625:
I didn't like this as much as Star Trek (2009). Mainly, because it starts off unfamiliar, as I haven't seen the television show. Whereas with Star Trek, it assumes the viewer knows nothing. But Star Trek III was still a good movie. I'd say somewhere between Star Wars: Episode III - The Revenge of the Sith and Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace. Star Trek III had a good cast. I wasn't fond of the official uniforms. I did like their street clothing. Also, the Vulcan costumes were cool.
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| Sulu, Bones, Scotty, and Chekov. |
While I would have watched Star Trek II first (since it was also available on Netflix Instant), III and IV were higher rated (on Netflix) and expire 20100701. So I decided to jump in there. Story-wise, I might have made a mistake. Oh well. Starting IV, it leaves off where III ended. I'm pretty sure III left off where II ended, but I won't know yet.
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| Kruge (left, Christopher Lloyd) |
20130128 Comment:
Today (20130127) I watched Star Trek II and proceeded to skim through Star Trek III and take screenshots. In doing so, I noticed that Saavik is no longer played by Kirstie Alley. I also noticed that footage from Star Trek II is used throughout the movie.
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| Sulu, Bones, and Kirk getting beamed to the Enterprise. |
Credits:
I guess it finishes the opening credits by listing two names and then starring as Spock: Carl Steven, Vadia Potenza, Stephen Manley, Joe W. Davis, Leonard Nimoy. After various other credits roll, it lists the cast at 1:42:43.
Watched 20100625 (Netflix, Instant) (Streaming until 20100701)
Star Trek III: The Search for Spock (1984) Leonard Nimoy. 105 min.
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| USS Enterprise NCC-1701. |
Relevant Links:
Star Trek III: The Search for Spock (IMDb.com)
Star Trek III: The Search for Spock (RottenTomatoes.com)
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