Star Trek: The Motion Picture Page #12
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- Year:
- 1979
- 132 min
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ILIA:
Navigational deflectors
inoperative...!
(consulting her
console, alarmed)
Directional control also
inoperative, Captain...!
DECKER:
Wormhole distortion has over-
loaded main power systems...!
131 CLOSE ON MAIN VIEWER (O) 131
The picture is switched through two further levels of
magnification, enlarging the object: an elongated,
distorted, pitted asteroid, tumbling toward the Enter-
prise on a collision course.
KIRK:
(toward Ilia)
Time to impact...?
ILIA:
Twelve seconds...!
KIRK:
Mr. Chekov, stand by on the
phasers...!
DECKER:
(racing to Chekov's
station)
Delay that phaser order! Arm
photon torpedoes...!
133 ANOTHER ANGLE - McCOY NOTICING KIRK 133
who has just glanced, surprised at Decker (for counter-
manding the phaser order) -- and for a split instant,
Kirk seems confused. McCoy reacts with enlightenment
as, meanwhile:
134 ANOTHER ANGLE - THE VIEWER (O) 134
The object even larger.
CHEKOV:
Photon torpedoes armed...!
ILIA:
Object is an asteroid, reading
mass point seven...
(consulting instruments)
Impact in eight seconds...
seven... six... five...
DECKER:
Fire torpedoes...!
CHEKOV:
(punching button)
Torpedoes away...!
135 EXT. SPACE - PAST THE ENTERPRISE AND THE ASTEROID (S) 135
as the starship's photon torpedo tubes EJECT GLOWING
BALLS OF LIGHT ENERGY, which seems to float toward the
oncoming asteroid, almost too slowly. And in these
brief seconds, the asteroid hurtles at the Enterprise,
the huge pitted rock growing even larger than the ship
itself. It FILLS THE SCREEN, as the photon torpedoes
hit, disintegrating the asteroid into thousands of
fragments. Instantly, these fragments pulverize them-
selves on the ship's forward forcefield and deflector
screens. The smaller pieces burn up on impact, clearly
outlining the ship's forcefield barriers.
136 INT. BRIDGE - INCLUDING MAIN VIEWER (O) 136
The asteroid fragments still smashing into the force
field screen; the smaller bits like SPARKLERS as im-
pact heat consumes them. The larger sections bouncing
away, the bridge QUIVERING as they hit.
Then one final gigantic fragment strikes, the bridge
SHUDDERS. And then the viewer shows only the normal
SUB-WARP EFFECT:
The stars ahead, relatively station-ary; a feeling of motion, but smooth, visually normal.
CHEKOV:
(relieved)
We're out of it...!
DECKER:
We are at warp point eight.
Position report, Navigator..?
SULU:
Helm control restored, sir.
ILIA:
Computing new interception
course.
UHURA:
Communications are normal,
Captain.
CHEKOV:
(to Kirk)
Negative damage report, sir.
(to McCoy)
No casualties reported, sir.
McCOY
(tight)
Wrong, Mr. Chekov, there are
casualties. My wits!
(to Kirk, indignant)
As in 'frightened-out-of'...!
DECKER:
(into intercom)
Engineer... report status there.
137 INT. ENGINEERING 137
with Scott and his crew pouring over the instruments --
all seem very grim. Scott, quite preoccupied, now
speaks into the intercom.
SCOTT:
In just a second, Exec; we're
picking up the pieces down here.
138 INT. BRIDGE 138
Kirk seeming to collect his thoughts now -- he gives
Decker a look, uses the intercom himself:
KIRK:
Warp Drive as soon as possible,
Mr. Scott.
SCOTT'S INTERCOM VOICE
(protesting)
Captain, it was our anti-matter
imbalance that created the
wormhole in the first place. It
correct it.
KIRK:
than two days from Earth, Mister
Scott. We've got to intercept
while it still is out there!
SCOTT'S INTERCOM VOICE
(near annoyed)
Aye, we understand that sir!
We're doing our best.
as Kirk flips off the intercom, rises determinedly,
faces Decker:
KIRK:
Mr. Decker, I'd like to see you
in my quarters.
(toward helm)
You have the conn, Mr. Sulu.
McCOY
(to Kirk)
Mind if I tag along?
Kirk gives McCoy an annoyed look, then strides to the
elevator. Decker, grim, follows -- McCoy brings up
the rear as they EXIT.
gazing worriedly at the just-closed elevator doors,
as Sulu is punching figures into his console.
SULU:
Maintaining warp point
eight; I show our new heading
as 287 point three Mark 105.
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