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@DarthYuYevon The bad-assery of V'Ger is amplified when one recalls that the original theatrical release specified the size of the V'Ger cloud as 82 AUs. Imagine seeing that drift into your solar system!

Though "Vejur Flyover" is my favorite, this is a great track as well, primarily for the scene it accompanies. The "Spock Walk" sequence is surreal, frightening, and breathtaking; the quintessential Star Trek moment.

This is my favorite track from the film; it has the perfect emotional tone to suit the mystery surrounding V'Ger. It gives one the sense that they are facing an elemental threat; something powerful and terrifying. A truly alien entity on a cosmic scale, in the Lovecraftian tradition. Jerry Goldsm...

The final sequence of the Farragut and the other two ships breaking orbit and jumping to warp, coupled with the music, is absolutely stunning, and was breathtaking to see on the big screen all those years ago. One of the best warp jump sequences of the entire franchise.

I believe, when considering the time-honored debate as to which Enterprise design was the greatest, keep in mind that this was the design that Gene Roddenberry determined was the right fit for the "Big Screen". As the premier venue for the visual arts, the "Big Screen" is where the Enterprise is ...

The moment when Mount Doom erupts in a violent explosion, is in my opinion the most powerful moment in cinematic history. Never again will any film evoke that sense of sheer awe and spectacle in its audience.

At the end of the scene, where Gandalf sits alone as the evening bells chime, it is particularly poignant when one keeps in mind that Gandalf, or "Mithrandir" to the Gondorians, was one of Faramir's teachers and close friends. You don't get that impression necessarily in the films, but it is ment...

It's hard to believe that Navaar is played by Cyia Batten, the original Tora Ziyal.

I didn't know little Pete had a taste for Garmonbozia...