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Refers to the 1979 film, the first in the Star Trek Movie series. Kirk, now an Admiral, takes control of the Enterprise to deal with an oncoming threat - a power of unprecedented power heading straight towards Earth. This tag is to be used when referring to this film. Use this tag with the [star-trek] tag.
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Why is there a long star field sequence at the beginning of “Star Trek: The Motion Picture?”
Star Trek: The Motion Picture opens with a long pull back from a field of stars, for almost three minutes, with music playing. The first time I saw it, I kept expecting something to happen, but nothin …
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Why was the Enterprise the only ship in interception range?
In Star Trek: The Motion Picture, Kirk states that the Enterprise is the only ship that can intercept the anomaly. The thing is, it's only three days from Earth.
It can't be traveling that fast, becau …
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