RIP Christopher Plumber - "General Chang" has passed on February 05, 2021 at age 91.

I like that you did not focus on action like a lot of modern trailers but on Kirk and his relationship to the klingons and his prejudices. It's a really good work.

The one time everyone saw Captain Kirk get emotional and really hurt by an enemy. When his son was killed.

This was actually surprisingly good. Captured the emotions of the story, and made you want to see more. (Pretty much unlike current Trek.)

This was beautifully done with raw & intense emotion. I only wish it was longer and showed more of the crew. Otherwise, it was GREAT. i wish I could take this video and travel back in time to give it to Nick Meyer and Paramount.

This was a fine send off for the TOS CREW! Christopher Plummer was damn good too! Most of all it had a story!😎 NICE TRAILER it shows that it was personal for Kirk and it took a lot for him to deal in peace with the Klingons.

I like how, just like with part two and three they went back and gave some history as it relates to the current movie trailer we are watching as it was probably the most important piece of the puzzle missing for those who have never watched star trek and because it was so much time between those two movies some would need a refresher etc.....as far as the rest of the trailer goes....I like this one, it doesn't give away too much and your left guessing and only the imagination can leave us guessing what will happen.....I would go see it again in theatres.....I just wish the other trailers you did were like this one.....but they gave away the whole movie and nothing left to the imagination.

JESUS YOU FREAKING DID IT. This is...WOW. You nailed everything about how much loss and anger Kirk has inside him. There were two lines I always felt were connected: "I don't want my pain, I NEED MY PAIN," which fed into "Let them die." He couldn't let go until the end of VI, and facing off against Sybok in V, he wasn't there yet. He couldn't forgive Klingons. He wasn't at that point in his grieving.

Love it - very emotionally charged!

Whoa!! This is great!!! The footage from Search for Spock gives a lot more depth to the plot! Stunning!

Great use of Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata!! To be or not to be that is the question.

This is so beautiful... focusing on the grief of Kirk and the beliefs of Gorkon, the visionary politician. So much awesome build-up.

This makes me want to watch this movie all over again! I think I will!

This is really beautiful. Adding this to favorites.

Beautiful work as always, dude. You're really good at this! One quibble though - I don't think this would be called a teaser. Teasers give you just a glimpse of the film (a few shots, maybe a couple of lines). They don't outline the story and usually aren't more than 30-45 seconds long. I think this would go under the category of a standard trailer.

Again, as with your The Motion Picture trailer, this one is also excellent. One of my favourite movies and the tone you set here is spot on! Thank you, sir!

Stunning

This felt more like a teaser trailer more than a full trailer. I liked it.

Powerful!!

Tremendous job. Really inspired. ONLY thing that doesn't work for me is the delivery of "you Klingon bastard" that ends in the OTS shot while David Warner's mouth is moving. Yeah, it's an OTS, but the moving mouth still draws the eye and adds a split-second of confusion as to who's speaking.

One of my favourite Star Trek movies

That trailer made me want to watch this movie,

Loved the music, "Für Elise" and the movie. Even though the music wasn't used here.

Well….. holy shitballs that was incredible!!!!!

What a fabulous trailer!

This is great. But it makes the movie feel heavier stylistically than it is. Re cutting it to match this might be a neat exercise if the original footage was available uncut

Well done.

Masterfully done. 👍 Thank you for sharing.

Wow!

Your choice to establish the video with Kirk's backstory was a great idea and exceptionally well executed to give some context to the film's plot. The official trailer should have included it. My problem with it is as follows: You established that the Federation is in peace talks with the Klingons and Kirk gets sent to meet them, even though we know he has a grudge. You show them meeting and even eating together, but then you immediately cut to footage of Enterprise apparently firing on a Klingon battle cruiser, and the situation apparently having gone wrong. There should have been a tonal shift at that point in your video but instead it continues on in the same manner. The "We haven't fired line" and all the rest of the footage firmly establishing Kirk's innocence should have been left out in order to make the audience wonder 'What the heck is going on?'

Brilliant work,makes me want to see it again.

Very. Nicely. Done.

Ooof this hits me right in the feelies. Great job.

Excellent

How I miss these people. Like old friends. I grew up watching them. From the 1960s to The Undiscovered Country and finally Generations. They have made a grave mistake not including Captain Kirk in their new Star Trek projects. My two cents.

awesome

This is one of my favorites star trek movies !!!

You gave away too much in the trailer - especially Gorkan’s death. The best trailers always mislead you - to a certain extent. Some of this might be interesting if you try to play it out as Kirk taking revenge - start with the grief angle, as you did, then splice in some action sequences that make it look like Kirk is settling a personal vendetta - ending with Gorkan’s voice “Don’t let it end this way...” That’s what would get people to the theater. Or settle on a different “mystery”, but you have to have something where people’s expectations are a bit subverted. What you DON’T want to do is to basically summarize the film.

Love it!

This is fire. I can’t even lie. Good job.

Looks like a trailer for a serious drama, not a blockbuster.

"Let them die!" 😮

These are so good!

That was surprisingly great!

Between War And Peace, There Exist The Undiscovered Country. Warp Speed With The Final Voyage Of The Starship Enterprise In The 30th Anniversary Of STAR TREK 6 THE UNDISCOVERED COUNTRY. 1991-2021.

I'm so glad Stat Trek 6 endied with a good movie with the full orginal crew. Wrath of Khan in my opinion us still the best Stat Trek movie ever.

That was good. That was really good. You could've left out them firing on Q'onos One. Actually you were good at 1:15, end it there. It's perfect.

Your trailers are amazing dude.

Wow

This seems to be the best of them. You cut down on the spoiler-shots significantly. And you kept it short, too.

The problem with the "I can never forgive them for the death of my son" line is that no one had asked him for forgiveness. Rather than being a form of self-aware virtue, such a line is a display of unearned guilt. Kirk did nothing wrong and has no one to forgive; no reason to need to consider forgiveness. Had some kind of direct olive branch been offered to him, had his feelings been taken into consideration, perhaps Kirk would think differently. This is not to excuse his collectivism towards Klingons, but rather to observe that movie considers it not up to the Klingons to rise to such a standard, but rather it is the "morally superior" Kirk who is the one who should ignore any sense of justice in order to display that moral superiority. Apparently to be virtuous means to ignore the facts of reality. This movie displays a superiority complex by the Federation in that they are operating on the premise that those not a part of them are not to be treated equally. It is a patronizing view of the potential of Klingons/other races. It is Kirk who has to "get over" something, rather than the Klingons who need to change. It's the civilized Federation that is lower their own standards towards those who they assume cannot meet them, rather than considering it moral to challenge the Klingons to rise to theirs. Moreso than being a cold-war tract, the movie embodies the political and ethical decay of its time; it's no wonder that a dying Roddenberry did not approve and tried to get it changed.

Not bad, but it would be better if you would have leaved the sound fx in it. Good work tough

Awesome! Lol

I’m just noticing they got black Klingons and white Klingons 😂

Teasers are usually less than a minute.

Ouufff.

No, I’m not fond of this one. It takes all of the fire, excitement and drama out and covers everything in this dark mournful somber. David’s death doesn’t even happen in this particular movie although I could understand the impulse to include it. Doesn’t capture the mood and adventure of the film at all either.

Your pacing is off. A trailer should get me excite to leave the house, find parking, wait in line, spend money, buy over price popcorn , to just see a film.. and hopefully repeat that task a few times for it. watch this one kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eZ1ll7OVsK_enXk.html , cuts matter, and it should be free standing from other films.. Just Saying..

As the great Dusty Rhodes would ask, “Where’s the money?” There is nothing in this makes me want to see this film.

Coming off the loathed Star Trek V, Undiscovered Country is much beloved. It certainly has many merits, but Meyers' screenplay is sodden with obnoxious and nonsensical literary references. Fun story, but by god does NM want us to be impressed with his education. It used to be my favourite Star Trek movie, but it has fallen far as I've aged. And I find it hard to believe that Kirk's grief would cause him to despise the Klingons enough to _encourage_ genocide by inaction.

Just an awful editing job