Star Trek VI The Undiscovered Country OST 11.The Battle for Peace

[smwillia]

Sulu: Come on, come on.

Excelsior Helmsman: She'll fly apart!

Sulu (with a very Kirk-Like statement): Fly her apart, then!

[smwillia]

Target that explosion and fire. 

[Chev427BB]

4:42 She's packing quite a wallop! Shields weakening!

[OWADesign]

'Would you care to assist me in performing surgery on a torpedo, Doctor?'

'Fascinating!'

[Chore2470]

@mattboesch8907

It`s McCoy ;) SO funny :D Star Trek forever Guys!!!

[mattboesch8907]

"I'd give good money if he shut up!." not sure if it was spock or mccoy who said this.

[KEYSERSOZE1965]

@mattboesch8907 Mccoy

[dice4death]

@1:50 "I can see you, Kirk.  Can you see me?"

[blairlikesvoyager]

3:00 Excelsior goes WHOOOOSH!!!

[SFisher1993]

@blairlikesvoyager And Sulu delivers his best line yet!

[Cap285]

Man, in the theater when Kirk and Sulu destroyed Chang's Bird of Prey, the place went Crazy. Fucking crazy. I will never forget it.

[SFisher1993]

@LastGunFighter2 Great lines.

:)

[SFisher1993]

@LastGunFighter2 "Target that explosion, and fire!"

[SFisher1993]

@bluediamonddirector Hah, I thought you would. ;)

[bluediamonddirector]

@SFisher1993 (Pause, then say really overly dramatic) "Fire!"

[SFisher1993]

@bluediamonddirector Chang: To be....or not....to be.."

And the rest has been said. :)

[MrJDW123]

This would of been the ideal music just before the Enterprise-E met the the Scimitar for the first time in Nemesis I can picture Picard walking up and down the bridge with this theme

[SFisher1993]

@MrJDW123 I agree. And 2:24 would've been swell if it played when Shinzon beamed Picard off the Enterprise! :)

[CynicalVision]

"I can see you Kirk, can you see me?"

[trunks11000]

To be or not to be

[Laucha0109]

Very good video!!!!!!!! You probably already asked you this: that in this and all the soundtrack lacks the part where Chang waits the torpedo launched by the Enterprise, when he says "To be or not be ".....????????

[SFisher1993]

The BEST theme from the TUC soundtrack. I can almost hear the BOP cloaking at the beginning, or the Enterprise and Excelsior firing weapons at the end!

[MrJDW123]

They should have used this THEME in DS9 During the battle to retake DS9

[TheInspector3000]

this is truely where the TOS crew should have ended, screw generations, it was a bad first film for TNG and a really bad way to kill off kirk.

[AEigner]

@TheInspector3000 yeah, would have been better just to let them ride off into the sunset, or have had Kirk simply 'disappear' with no knowledge of his whereabouts. Anything's better than dropping a bridge on him.

[netfinder30]

Everyone here, listen to Gustov Holst 'The Planets'!

[edinscot56789]

This movie came out at the right time, the end of the Cold War, because it reflects the end of the fictional Cold War between the Federation and the Empire, a recurring theme in the Original Series, just as we had the Cold War between the US and USSR. It was a perfect Shakespearean reflection of real events.

[DarthCipient]

"I can see you Kirk, can you see me? Oh now be honest Captain. You do prefer it this way, as it was meant to be. No peace in our time. Once more unto the breach, dear friends" - The legend that was General Chang.

[1ravenft]

@DarthCipient The legend that was Shakespeare

[PeachWookiee]

@DarthCipient And then, Tagh Pah Tagh Behk! Sorry if that's spelled wrong, Klingonese speakers!

[MadMossieProductions]

General Chang -"Have you not a sense of decency in you Kirk? We come in peace, and you blatenly defile that peace! and for that, I shall BLOW you out of the stars!"

[sedona74]

all time best score for anyfilm nothing has ever even come close in this type of film genre:)

[TonyShow82]

This one and Nemesis was the same. Both enterprises were mutilated by heavy fire and minus one crew member except one dies and the other one captains a ship of his own. If I were to do a remake of this, I'd make the battle more thrilling and half the enterprise's saucer section would be blown clean off. Now that would be the best and quite interesting.

[WizardOfHumor1989]

Cliff should continue composing more film scores. Last film score was HE'S JUST NOT THAT INTO YOU. I keep seeing it as his latest composition. No updates! What's taking so long? If it's his last, FUCK IT!

[DarthAzmul]

Actually its "Cry havoc and let slip the dogs of war!".Chang certainly makes Shakespeare more interesting.

[PeachWookiee]

@DarthAzmul It was brilliant. Christopher Plummer played Chang brilliantly.

[chopperpilot5]

''cry havoc, and lets lip the dogs of war!" Chang

favorite line in the movie

[Bla31n]

It's a pity that the KITUMBA concept for the Klingon Empire hadn't been used. It would actually make for a better story on the big screen.

[desotowrong]

"Cry havoc!!! And let the dogs of war!!!"

What a brilliant battle sequence!

[TURBODORK2]

you do prefer it this way dont u as it was meant to be no peace in our time

[Fizwalker]

@TURBODORK2 Got to love the twisted Neville Chamberlain quote....

[jarvisbrodiea1]

This is the scene with battle between ENTERPRISE, EXCELSIOR, & KLINGON BIRD-OF-PREY!

[TURBODORK2]

@jarvisbrodiea1 love all 3 ships

[jarvisbrodiea1]

Me too. You know, I agree with everyone who says this film was a whole lot better than THE FINAL FRONTIER! That film along with NEMESIS stunk badly.

[agumon12]

Star Trek is overall, one of the best Sci Fi of all time.

I Just love the villians they all have. So much more colorful.

[TheOneSourceOfTruth]

best StarTrek movie, even beats first contact. The opening score is a masterpiece, just as the rest including this one of course.

[DaddlerTheDalek]

Eidelman for Star Trek XII! XD

[dafmurray]

Great cue that was very effective in the battle scene. Shame Edelman didn't do another Star Trek score.

[chopperpilot5]

I wish james horner would have done the new star trek then that giachilone guy. if that's how you spell his name.

[dafmurray]

I guess Horner would say that he used up his ideas and enthusiasm in doing such a good job on the first two Trek movies he scored. It's hard for a composer to keep writing for the same series of films. John Barry is the best example of being able to provide several quality scores for one film series: the Bond movies. I used to wish Jerry Goldsmith would return to Star Trek after the first and fifth films, but when he did for 8, 9 and 10 (continued)

[dafmurray]

The producers, especially Rick Berman, wanted a more low key, functional style of music for First Contact, Insurrection & Nemises and I think Goldsmith also started to loose some enthusiasm and inspiration as well. The new Star Trek movie has the same kind of musical approach imposed on the composer and I think Star Trek needs bolder music.

[chopperpilot5]

Goldsmith... loose... enthusiasm where is your head. He is the best. Beter than any of the Star trek composers out there. He always had a new style for each of the films he did and that is even outside of the star Trek franchise.

[dafmurray]

Chopperpilot5, I'm saying this as a lifelong fan of Jerry Goldsmith.  Goldsmith's scores after 1992 showed a lack of his previous creativity and detail in the orchaestrations. His string writing became sometimes bland and unimaginative and he reused motifs in several films. Partly this was due to less time alloted by the studio to write the scores, but he alos indicated he was tired of writing thrillers and action films.

[dafmurray]

There are still some great scores (Mulan, First Knight, 6 Degrees of Seperation, The Edge, etc) but I was shocked when I first heard the end titles to L.A. Confidential: nearly all the uniqueness and complexity of his music was gone. The 1990's was the start of a generalised approach to film music that was functional and low-key and almost interchangeable at times. I also thought ST Nemesis was a very ordinary score.

[dafmurray]

Goldsmith tried to find different kinds of films to score but the results were mixed. Goldsmith started the 1990's with The Russia House and Total Recall, but adopted a different approach afterwards. Some socres were still great (Basic Instinct, Mulan, 6 Degrees of Seperation and First Knight) but many were average (U.S. Marshalls, ST Nemesis, Malice) and since I grew up with Goldsmith scores of the 1970's and 1980's, this new approach was often disappointing and a bit dispiriting at times.

[Jarsia]

Yeah, giacchino is good, but horner or zimmer (especially)are far better. Maybe with the next movie. Steve Jablonsky could have done a fine job too.