Star Trek V: The Final Frontier
- PG
- Year:
- 1989
- 107 min
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l thought weapons were forbidden
on this planet.
Besides,
l can't believe you'd kill me
All I have.
Your pain runs deep.
-What do you know of my pain?
-Let us explore it together.
lt must be exposed and reckoned with.
lt must be dragged from the darkness
and forced into the light.
Share your pain.
Share your pain with me.
And gain strength from the sharing.
Where did you get this power?
l feel as if a weight has been lifted
from my heart.
How can I repay you for this miracle?
-Join my quest.
-What is it you seek?
What you seek.
What all men have sought
since time began.
The ultimate knowledge.
To find it, we'll need a starship.
A starship?
There are no starships on Nimbus lll.
Perhaps I have a way to bring one here.
But how?
Have faith, my friend.
There are more of us than you know.
You're a Vulcan.
"You'll have a great time, Bones.
You'll enjoy your shore leave.
"You'll be able to relax."
You call this relaxing?
l'm a nervous wreck.
lf l'm not careful, I'll end up talking
to myself.
Greetings, Captain.
Spock! What are you doing
in this neck of the woods?
-l have been monitoring your progress.
-l'm flattered.
Twelve hundred points of interest
in Yosemite and you pick me.
l regret to inform you that the record
for free-climbing El Capitan
is in no danger of being broken.
l'm not trying to break any records.
l'm doing this 'cause I enjoy it.
Not to mention the most important
reason for climbing a mountain.
And that is?
Because it's there.
Captain?
l do not think you realise the gravity
of your situation.
On the contrary.
Gravity is foremost on my mind.
Look, l'm trying to make an ascent here.
Why don't you go pester Dr McCoy
for a while?
l believe that Dr McCoy
is not in the best of moods.
Goddamn irresponsible. . .
Playing games with life.
Concentration is vital.
You must be one with the rock.
Spock, I appreciate your concern,
but if you don't stop distracting me,
l'm liable to be one to
fall !
Oh, my God.
Perhaps "because it is there"
is not sufficient reason
for climbing the mountain.
l'm hardly in a position to disagree.
Hi, Bones. Mind if we drop in for dinner?
Your dream can become a reaIity.
The Paradise Inn.
We have spared no expense
to create the cIosest thing to paradise
in paradise... City, that is.
Gentlemen, l'm Caithlin Dar.
Oh, yeah.
Our new Romulan representative.
Welcome to Paradise City, my dear,
capital of the so-called
planet of galactic peace.
l'm St John Talbot,
the Federation representative
here on Nimbus lll.
the Klingon consul, Korrd.
l expect that's Klingon for "Hello."
Won't you come in, my dear?
Twenty years ago,
our three governments agreed
to develop this planet together.
-A new age was born.
-Our new age died a quick death.
And the settlers we conned
into coming here,
they were the dregs of the galaxy.
lmmediately took
to fighting amongst themselves.
We forbad them weapons,
and they soon began to fashion
their own.
Well, then it appears l've arrived
just in time.
We have spared no expense
to create the cIosest thing to...
Get away from that transmitter!
Romulan.
Terran.
Klingon.
Consider yourselves my prisoners.
Prisoners? We're already prisoners
here on this worthless lump of rock.
What possible value
could we be to you?
Nimbus lll may be a worthless
lump of rock,
but it does have one unique treasure.
lt's the only place in the entire galaxy
that has the three of you.
l don't know who you are,
or what you want, but I can tell you this.
Our governments will stop at nothing
to ensure our safety.
That's exactly what l'm counting on.
U.S.S. Enterprise,
shakedown cruise report.
I think this new ship was put together
by monkeys.
Oh, she's got a fine engine,
but haIf the doors won't open.
to make it right?
Borgus Frat.
"Let's see what she's got,"
said the Captain.
And then we found out, didn't we?
l know you'll whip her into shape,
Scotty. You always do.
Uhura, I thought you were on leave.
And I thought we were supposed to be
going together.
when she needs me the most.
l had a feeling
you would say something like that.
So I brought us dinner.
Oh, lassie, you're the most
understanding woman I know.
Red... Red... Red aIert.
-Red aIert.
-l just fixed that damn thing.
-Red... Red... Red aIert.
-Turn it off, will you?
Red aIert. Red aIert. This is a red aIert.
Enterprise acknowledge.
This is Enterprise. ldentify yourself.
Enterprise, this is Starfleet.
We have a priority seven situation
in the NeutraI Zone.
Stand by, Starfleet.
-Scotty, this is for real.
-They can't be serious.
The ship's in pieces and we've got less
than a skeleton crew aboard.
Starfleet, are you aware
of our current status?
Current status understood.
Stand by to copy operationaI orders
and recaII key personneI.
Admit it. We're lost.
All right, we're lost.
But we're making good time.
-Commander SuIu, come in, pIease.
-l don't believe this.
Commander Sulu here.
Bad news, gentlemen.
Shore leave's been cancelled.
Rescued at last!
Return to prearranged coordinates
for pickup.
Don't tell them you're lost.
You'll never live it down.
ls there a problem, gentlemen?
Yes, we've been caught in a. . .
We've been caught in a blizzard.
And we can't see a thing.
Request you direct us
to the coordinates.
My visuaI says
sunny skies and 70 degrees.
Sulu, look. The sun's come out.
lt's a miracle.
Don't worry, feIIas.
Your secret's safe with me.
I'II send the shuttIecraft to pick you up.
Uhura, I owe you one. Sulu out.
Come and get it! Come and get it!
Knock it. . . Bones! Bones,
knock it off! We're right here.
And we're starving.
Bipodal seeds, Doctor?
Beans, Spock. But no ordinary beans.
These are from an old Southern recipe
handed down to me by my father.
And if you stick your Vulcan nose up
at these,
you're not only insulting me,
but generations of McCoys.
ln that case, I have little choice
but to sample your beans.
Surprisingly good.
lt does have flavouring
l'm not familiar with.
That's the secret ingredient.
You got any more
of that secret ingredient, Bones?
-Be my guest.
-Thank you.
Am I to understand
that your secret ingredient is alcohol?
Whisky. Tennessee whisky, Spock.
You care for a little snort?
Bourbon and beans,
an explosive combination.
Are you kidding?
With that Vulcan metabolism,
he could eat a bowl of termites
and it wouldn't bother him.
As you are so fond of pointing out,
Doctor, l'm half human.
Well, it certainly doesn't show.
Thank you.
How do you like that?
This guy never changes.
as a compliment.
You know, you two
could drive a man to drink.
Me? What did I do?
What did you do?
You really piss me off, Jim.
Human life is far too precious
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