#Bought - Great work. Thanks for releasing the music. Much appreciated.

Thanks, enjoy!

I did like the "Wrath of Khan" theme... brought in the "nautical" feel...

I'm so happy you listened to that suggestion!

Thank you!

my wife never understood ST growing up.... then she married me. I showed her ST2 after we were married, and in that scene when the Enterprise rises behind the Reliant she was totally into it, and she shouted out, "Get 'em, get 'em, get 'em!" LOL! before this, she only knew William Shatner as T. J. Hooker, and it was strange for her to see him in a Starfleet uniform, playing the captain of the Starship Enterprise.

@@kingscorpion7346 , she sounds like a keeper.

I never understood that bit. Why not just shoot from underneath? I mean if aircraft can fire from any attitude or angle, surely a starship can.

@@alloydog613 dramatic effect, plus a poke at all of the star trek battles, they were always done as if they were WWII battleships in space. you're right, of course, space battles would look NOTHING like what we're used to, and probably wouldn't make for good TV tbh

James Horner would be proud

Didn't stop. She was still at impuse.

I see that you like 'particles' too. ;)

@@ansoncall6497 Nicely done on that!

Thanks Shane Little!

and I think we're the green thingie.

You do mean the yellow thingy, right?

"IS THERE *AIR* YOU DONT KNOW!?" *holds breath* "seems fine to me."

"Do you have to try to hit... *EVERY? SINGLE? ONE???*

“…It’s the simple things in life…”

haha, glad someone noticed.

I can't also help but feel the music has a very Wrath of Khan vibe to it, but its changed ever so much that it's unique.

The chords and several melodies are inspired by Horner's masterpiece. But I added a lot of my own ideas.

Yea all the hits and damage the Enterprise and Reliant took were spot on. Very cool work.

Only +1?

Yes!!!! I'd love to see wolf 359!

I want every villian to have your Beard.

@@itsmeekers just made my week...

@@ajemma78 How about V'Ger vs the 3 Klingon Battle-cruisers. XD

Do Donnie's last stand and remember the Cant

You have good taste. That’s the best part.

For Star Trek, that's quite a lot.

Less is more.

Space battles in sci-fi have always been a bit over intensive on the effects. Star Wars, Battlestar Galactica, Babylon 5, all of these had 'lots' of lights flying around and that can often draw attention away from the drama, which the LAST thing the writers want. In my opinion, this is STILL the best Star Trek movie because they didn't NEED lots of phasers and photons going off to make it suspenseful. When Kirk ignored regs and let Khan get a cheap shot in, it almost physically hurt me to watch. He screwed up and it cost a lot. It cost Scotty his kinsman! And then... When Kirk gave the order 'Z minus 2000, stand by photon torpedoes;' he didn't 'know' what Khan would do. Yes, Spock had extrapolated Khan's lack of three dimensional combat experience, but that was a HELL of a risk for the damaged Enterprise. The Reliant was still better armed and Khan was smarter than Kirk. Even his two dimensional moves could have been a trick. Then the music hits as the Enterprise rises from the nebulae gases and even as your eyes are processing the wounded ship sneaking up behind the Reliant, you 'know'. This battle is OVER!

​​​​@@dwrdwlsn5 that music totally hits! In the original, and in this version too! Probably my favorite part. With Chekhov being medically cleared for duty(despite all the PTSD from the ear wig) at his old station, targeting in manual mode, he wasn't going to miss.(Sulu was a great pilot, but a mediocre gunner). Khan wasn't really that Smart, he had the same flaws as any human, only blatant mistakes gave him an advantage, in Space Seed and TWOK. But the movie wasn't about it's various flaws, whether it was the inconsistent blood spot on Kirk's bib, or the various plot and scientific nonsense(I could write a 50 page essay on the latter)...it was all about the *music* timed perfectly with the cinematography. Horner was a genius! 🖖

@@pex_the_unalivedrunk6785 The music hits so many ways, I could write an essay just about that. One thing I always loved about Trek was that each of the crew had their own skills. Everyone worked together to get the job done, whatever it was. Kirk, Spock and McCoy were good, but without the rest of the crew, they would have been stuck.

I now demand these. :)

I second the demand! :)

Battle of 001.

KOBUN40 that could look too busy!

So no Operation Return then?

Actually the 70 dislikes come from kahns crew, the other 20 are from the families of the midshipman trainees who just joined the enterprise and died on their first trip.

@@ISCREAM.STORE1 yeah, they must have been wearing red shirts--.... oh, wait. EVERYONE was wearing red shir-jackets, even the capta--admiral!

@@kingscorpion7346 i just received information on this issue, apparently the 70 are from his crew, the 20 are from scotty when he spammed the dislike button because his nephew stayed at his post when the trainees ran, but instead of taking his body to sickbay while he is still alive so mccoy can try and save him, scotty takes him to the bridge and then they take him to sickbay........ yeah i shouldnt dissect this for fear of ruining a movie i love lol

@@ISCREAM.STORE1 LOL, ROFL, LMAO!

"I'm laughing at the superior intellect." Yeah, this video was amazing.

Yes. I admit this is my mistake.

All right, but don't do it again. XD Keep the videos coming, this was enjoyable to watch.

LoneTiger that's Khan, not Ricardo. C'mon dummy

@@Special_Tactics_Force_Unit Technically it's Ahab. Same diff ... Kirk makes a great White Whale now that I think about it.

HILARIOUS!! Get the harpooooon!!

Thanks Chancellor Martok!

He’s only got one eye. That tear had to go somewhere!

:D

I thought Klingons did not possess tear ducts. Perhaps your statement is more of a metaphor? :-D

Oh be quiet.

I definitely wanted to add that. There was too much background music with that quote in the movie to make it sound good.

(just like the rest of ST:II)

AND..."They just don't want us going in there."

Thanks. Pretty tricky when you're presenting it 2D, but I used a 3D program, so it wasn't going to be a problem :)

Thanks. Yeah, the movie strongly hints with the visuals that wave affects the nebula. I just made it more apparent.

I always figured (even when I managed to see the movie again in the cinema around the time this video was published! Squeeeee!) that the matter in the nebula was what *became* the Genesis planet. :-/

Still applies to the animation here, with the red particles sweeping back in, mind you.

I think so too...the nebula material was imploded back into the nascent planet.

@@sixdegreesofcrispybacon ............and the small star that was created with it to nurture the new planet.

lol. It's okay.

Problem is, large scale wars like this such as the dominion war, would never work that way. Taking the Klingon war also isnt a good example, since its more of a cold war than a full scale conflict.

Yeah, that's really the central theme at the end of the battle. Glad you were able to enjoy it!

2 D thinking, he thought like he was sailing a ship with left, right, slow or full speed. I always thought that Kirk doing the z minus 10k was also very 2D. like a sub driver dipping and waiting for a ship to pass over. There are so many more movements available in 3D that could have also cleared their flanks. After all, they weren't sure he was behind them, only suspected it.

Spock: Sporatic energy readings... portside aft. Could be an impulse turn. He’s intelligent, but not experienced. His pattern indicates 2 dimensional thinking. Kirk: Full stop. Z-10,000 meters... stand by on photon torpedoes.

Because Spock made a (quite accurate) guess as to Reliant's movements, I assumed Khan was doing the same with the Enterprise's movements. When the Enterprise stopped and moved "downward" along it's relative Z-axis, Khan might have (incorrectly) deduced about where they should be on a 2D plane (much like a map), but didn't take into account the Z-axis. I also assumed Spock would have been able to tell when the Reliant passed "above" them by continuing his sensor reading, then Kirk "rose" the Enterprise directly behind, timing its "ascent" perfectly with what Spock would give with the sporadic sensors. There are a lot of assumptions, but I only extrapolate based on what I saw over and over the many times I've seen this movie.

True

Rob Hansen my favorites: 1 Star Trek 2 2 Galaxy quest 3 Star Trek 6 4 Star Trek 4

Not just great Trek--Great Cinema.

Star Trek 2 Is THEE BEST Star Trek Movie EVER!!!!!!!

Yes, it _should_ be a game. I'd probably play it until my fingers fell off!

Starsector

I'm tryin' :D

Already shared on Facebook by me. Come on guys share and share alike...

I must have spent $100.00 in one afternoon on that game. Damn good times 😁

I was 14 years old in the summer of 82. I remember that arcade game and Scotty's voice saying "Damage Repaired"

😂😂👍

Thanks!

I think it is a great summary and builds upon the magic of seeing the film. It is an exciting condensed version of the best moments of that film. Absent the inaugural viewing of the film, as a stand alone project, I think the melody and dialogue would still remaining entertaining. This is the best way to re-watch the film if you are short on time. Well done.

Khaaaaaaaaaaaaannnnnn!!!!!!!!

I'm in my 40s and that scene still chokes me up. The part where "Amazing Grace" starts playing gets me every time.

I just saw it at a Fathom Events showing. There were only a dozen people in the theatre. The sniffles were audible.

For all that Shatner gets razzed for his over-the-top acting...in that scene, he nailed the emotion perfectly.

Yes that little hiccup was AMAZING.

Thank you adiblasi! That is very kind of you to say!

Thanks! I appreciate it! I hope to do a ST3 soon.

@@ansoncall6497 then so am I! 🙂

Thank you Jeffrey Ooi!

Yeah you're right, and I seriously thought about adding it. There's a lot missing though, so it was definitely an exercise of what to keep/what to leave out.

z -10,000 m :) Nice work, by the way. Real nice!

Think you have to draw the line somewhere. Great stuff a dedication in both meanings. Lot been said about "new" trek and like em or not we'll not see the likes of this again!

This far, no farther?

Lol and the bagpipe funeral ;)

Thanks!

I grew up in the 80's....can't shake the influence it looks like =)

Me too!

Seriously, amazing work. I've watched this a dozen times already today. Thanks for making it.

Thank you Caretaker. Mine too!

You are welcome!

James Wentz, Indeed 😆

Thanks MacarniPol!

I'm glad you liked it stee!

@@ansoncall6497 its awsome. I have to admit, I have always been more of Star Wars fan than Star Trek, coming to Trek not through TOS (which came out when I was minus 10) but through the 80's films and of course, TNG. I had my first cinematic Trek experience over the Christmas period of 1986 with TVH and have caught every subsequent release in theatres since, up to and including Justin Lin's STBeyond. As wonderful as most (if not all) of those movies were I still watch STIITWOK at least once every 6 months,considering it to be up there with The Empire Strikes Back, Ghostbusters, Back To The Future, Raiders and (as a more personal favourite) Joe Dante's InnerSpace.

Thanks!

Lots of great voice work I couldn't grab due to the loud background music.

Anson Call Excellent work. It brought tears to my eyes

MatchstalkMan what about like

Thank you, and I agree that the soundtrack is one of the best of trek.

Thanks.

I agree. I should have included his name.

@@ansoncall6497 It's not to late, is it?

@@JGG1701 KZfaq doesn't have a way of swapping videos for a corrected one.

Thanks.

I laughed at that, I do the same thing sometimes! What gets me though is that photon torpedos are a very powerful weapon. Without shields (both TWOK and both ships in TSFS) the ships should be annihilated shouldn't they?

Well.. as they say, regulations are written in blood. Shields being raised on yellow alert could be as a result of this very event.

@@Penryn87 yep I was thinking the same.

By the same token, why wouldn't Kirk just finish off Reliant instead of trying to run away, surely destroying the genesis device would stop it?

@@jontiummorkimus7111 hard to say since Genesis was so unstable due to the use of protomatter in its matrix.

Thank you.

YES! I thought the same thing. I dropped a lot of quarters in the Space War arcade machine. Even bought a Vetrex game machine.

yea, and in Space War, you could even blow off little chunks of the ship and it moved slower and did not turn as well.

@@steveduerr6367 yes!! Loved that about the game.

Thank you!

I am. Thank you!