STAR TREK: THE MOTION PICTURE (1979) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION



Enjoy my reaction as I watch “Star Trek: The Motion Picture” for the first time!

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00:00 – Intro
02:36 – Reaction
45:19 – Review

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33 thoughts on “STAR TREK: THE MOTION PICTURE (1979) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION”

  1. I quite like this one, but you're right, some of the shots are waaaay too long and the film could have actually been a lot shorter (kind of episode lenght even). I'm not even an impatient millenienial. The bit where they are inspecting the enterprise from the shuttle…yeah, we get it, its a lovely detailed model and you're showing it off😂.

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  2. Hi great reaction your response at the end was spot on about the story line. The second movie titled the wrath of con which was played by Ricardo montalban you know who con is
    I don't know if you would remember the tv series fantasy island late 70's he was the host of a magical resort, in most movies
    or shows he played a tough or bad guy.

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  3. Star Wars episode IV caused a huge interest in Sci-fi movies and Star Trek took the chance to get involved. Although this movie was a bit long, slow paced and more intellectual than others made post Star Wars, it ultimately led to more Star Trek movies which in turn led to the 'Star Trek: The Next Generation' series and the various Star Trek spin-offs. The next movie, "The Wrath of Khan" is much more action based and one of the best involving Kirk & co.

    Great reaction Cassie, I look forward to following your future adventures. "React well and be popular" as a certain Vulcan might've said.

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  4. This first movie is probably the epitome of Roddenberry's vision both the good and the bad. While it satisfied him and many of the fans it didn't do well overall with general audiences. A major shift in power happens from the second movie onward where the studio exerted more influence and the next chance Gene got to really be in charge were the first 2 seasons on Star Trek: The Next Generation which as a whole have never been well thought of.

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  5. I am a fan of this first Star trek movie and I enjoyed your reaction to it. If you have time to sneak one more episode in before Star Trek II, I would recommend the Journey to Babel. It features Spock's parents who will appear in the movies.

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  6. I just watched the 2nd part of you and your sister reacting to lord of the rings return of the king if you guys loved those movies I suggest you watch the hobbit trilogy those movies are set 60 years before the lord of the rings movies and tells the story of how bilbo acquired the one ring

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  7. yes, a totally different experience in the theater. scenes that seem "old" and slow on a small screen could actually be a pretty awesome experience live, in the theater. excellent recap too! keep on rockin

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  8. I was a boy when this came out, and I saw it at the theater. I was already a fan of the TV show, and seeing this on the big screen back then was epic (quite a step up from the TV show's budget and presentation). I remember thinking that the movie was slow (especially compared to Star Wars) but there was something grand about it. Haven't seen it in years, so it was nice to revisit it.

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