Star Trek IV - The Whole Movie in Nine Minutes

Star Trek IV, The Voyage Home, was released in 1986, and soon became a classic Star Trek story. Much humor is incorporated into the film, along with a contemporary "green" theme in saving whales. Captain Kirk and Spock are in top form as they travel back in time to 20th century earth to save all mankind. Enjoy this extremely condensed version as it takes you through the most dramatic and, at times, funniest moments of the story.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Star
• Trek
• IV
• William
• Shatner
• Leonard
• Nimoy
• 1986
• humpback
• whale
• save
• the
• earth

[garrisonskunk]

Too bad you couldn't include Kirk's response

"Don't tell me...you're from Outer Space."

"Actually I'm from Iowa, I just work in Outer Space".

[RustyCT1]

Haaaaa!  LOL !!

[ramongregorioveganin]

porfavor si alguien sabe donde puedo conseguir las "peliculas" de star trek desde la primera hasta la última. ojala en español o almenos subtitulada en este idioma. no se porque no es fácil conseguirlas.

[RustyCT1]

Ojalá pudiera decirle dónde conseguir el DVD. Hasta entonces, por favor ver YouTube segmentos publicar, y cualesquiera otros que se han publicado por otros.

[RasrapSmurf]

No nuclear wessels D:

[UncleMikeNJ]

Is liking this movie the logical thing to do? No. But it is the human thing to do.

[UncleMikeNJ]

@thebayareapimp The new one that came out in 2009 does not exist. It was just a holodeck simulation.

[thebayareapimp]

Is this better than the new one that came out in 2009?

[DBro65]

@DonCorleone87 - Best ecologically awared ST movie.

[DonCorleone87]

Best Star Trek movie by FAR.....

[lunnerwolf107]

I didn't understand any of Bones' medical talk, but I'm pretty sure that he just burned that doctor.

[spiderwebbie96]

Never thought anyone would call Spock ditzy.

[homebuiltindoorplane]

@imtheonlysane1here Really, tell that to the Kardashian sisters:) 

[imtheonlysane1here]

@desmon That relies upon errors in the copies, as in children being born with genetic defects their parents didn't have. The odds of this occurring within inbred offspring is no greater than in normal offspring. Additionally, once the population is repopulated, then the natural system or reproduction would resume. Your comment would be more applicable to cloning a clone who was cloned from a clone, or a system that only allowed incestuous reproduction.

[desmon]

@imtheonlysane1here yes, but generation after generation genetic the chance of genetic defects is greatly increased...imagine making a xerox out of a xerox out of a xerox...10-20 times...the image gets poorly each time it's copied.