The best TOS movie of the series...
922584
Far exceeds the first ST movie, and never matched by any of the later ones.  Still holds up after all these years. A true classic Star Trek movie to real enjoy!
3027420
This movie is hit or miss with star wars fans. I appreciate it for what it is. I have the whole series and am a big fan of special features. The special features were awesome and go in-depth about the making of the film and the creation story and character development. This particular product offers the Blu-ray, Dvd, and digital download (This expires in 2021). I bought this for mother's day for my wife and she loved it.
1070496
I saw this in 3-D in theaters and it was awesome! This was 500% better than the God-awful "The Final Destination" which I threw across the floor after watching because it was terrible on so many levels! This one brought life back into the franchise with a breath of fresh air. If you liked the first 3 (and maybe the 4th) than you will no doubt love this one too if not more! I especially loved the ending and how it... well I won't spoil anything...
909265
I can't even begin to tell you how much I love this movie. It is quite possibly my favorite movie ever. Its great characters, story, special effects, and very good devotion to J.R.R. Tolkien's book make it very well worthy of your 4 hours' time.

  The theatrical version, which I only saw once (in the theater), was perfect and well worthy of its 11 Academy Awards. The extended edition improves on perfection with its flawless new and extended scenes, making the movie much more entertaining and understandable.

  The new scenes not only tie up loose ends, but they also spice up the story and make it more entertaining and exciting. The Voice of Saruman is one of the best new scenes, and I really don't know why it wasn't in the theatrical version. In the Company of Orcs is one of my favorites as well, showing much more of Frodo and Sam's difficulties in getting to the Cracks of Doom. The Mouth of Sauron was a very nice addition also. Eowyn's Dream is probably the least necessary of all the new scenes, as it doesn't convey anything of great importance to the audience, but it's not out of place or anything. The new scenes, for the most part, are pure pefection.

  The extended scenes give you more story, more special effects, and (this is my personal favorite) more fighting. All the extended scenes are excellent.

  The only thing that I am sad about that has to do with this film is that we've reached the journey's end to The Lord of the Rings. This movie is the crown jewel of the trilogy, the epic finish to Peter Jackson's near-perfect interpretation of J.R.R. Tolkien's perfect books. This movie is, and always will be, one of the greatest movie masterpieces of all time.
3381707
Yes, that is right.  This film ranks with the best and may even surpass.  I was completely entertained the entire time.  This film shows how good Star Trek can be.  Too many of the films and episodes for that matter do not have enough Star in the Trek.
I don't think that the cast or the ship itself have ever looked better. We also get a villian that ranks right below Kahn in substance.
Without giving up the plot I can say that there is a great twist involving Picard and the Remen leader who now rules the Romulan Empire.
The battle scenes in space are the best I've seen in Star Trek.  The ship can finally take more than one or two shots but not too many to be unbelievable.  The manouvering and tactics in the scene have not been seen since Wrath of Kahn.
The film also ends with an unexpected loss.
I loved this film and highly recommend it!
1598469
First off, let me say that if you are not an avid fan of Star Trek the Next Generation, you will probably be bored to death by this movie.  However, if you are, than this is a must see movie.  Great special effects, and they do a fantastic job of tying up the loose ends from the series.  The movie is more like an extra-long TV episode, but no less enjoyable.  For Star Trak fans, I highly recommend this movie.
3203129
I really like this movie, it's a nice completion to the series.  Although I understand why they ended it the way they did, it's still not the same as the book.  Be that as it may, it's still and excellent movie.  Buy it and enjoy...  Arrived on time, and in excellent condition.
487621
Between this movie and "judgment day"...I think  I'm gonna have to go with "judgment day" mostly for the reason that it is basically better killing wise and final fight scene between the two terminators.one thing that I do enjoy more about this title is the basic storyline.of the T-X going after all of john conner's lieutenants and officers.the T-101's main objective is to protect conner's  future second in command an future wife Katherine Bruster and John himself,but takes orders from Katherine only.the T-101 is terribly overpowered in this movie,and he knows it...but he tries to make the best if everything that he has to ensure his objective is complete.like I said before the fight between the X and the 101 is great. I mean they are hitting eachother with urinals and toilets and tackling eachother through walls.it is just epic...I really enjoy this movie,try the entire series out great movies. 4 out of 5
176304
i have never seen the extended versions until now ,these movies are just so awesome,the picture quality is soooo good ,and the audio is just unbelievable ,i would highly recommend buying this set (especially since its on sale right now,until june 3rd, for 49 bucks)you will not be disappointed...

10 stars for the movie,and 10 stars for the packaging, it's really neat and well made,so this whole set is just wonderful,and i forgot that their is 26 hours of special features...yea buddy!
2838661
Arguably the best Star Trek movie of all. Some (because Star Trek nerds are infamous for internecine warfare among themselves) may say "The Voyage Home" and others "First Contact", but in my opinion Wrath of Khan beats all of them hands down. It completes the Khan story begun in the original series episode "Space Seed" and the whole cast does a remarkable job. This is the Star Trek move against which all others are compared.

Watch it.
3849905
Out of all of the editions of the trilogy I've seen, this is the best yet.

The sound quality for "A New Hope" is a lot better than when I first watched it.  Back then, it just sounded like an old movie, but now, it sounds like it's just been made.  They've added bonus sceens, which I like, because it gives more meat to the story.  Vader's voice, is wonderfull, and they've redone sceens with the Emperor (my fave charactor).  All in all, this trilogy is well worth the 40 bucks I paid for it.  So just go on out and buy it.
2227085
This was by far my favorite movie of the four.  Great storytelling, cinematography and costumes.  They picked the perfect actors for this series and i wish there was more than 3 books.
154181
CONTAINS SPOILERS! OK, I loved this, just loved it. And all those people whinning about them 'messing' with the original Star Trek characters and series missed the point. The old story lines are still intact; this is just an alternate time and place in space. This movie has given a shot in the arm to the franchise. But it was lovely to see Leonard Nimoy again (my first 'star' crush!). Will the new cast wipe out the memories of the old? Nah. But they are entertaining. Chris Pine was good but I'm a Spock woman and Zachary Quinto was really good. His first scene as an adult Spock was spooky...he even walked like Nimoy. But he was definitely his 'own' Spock. And he met his match in Uhura. I swear, I ALWAYS thought Spock and Uhura had an attraction for one another. In 'Plato's Stepchildren', when Spock and Kirk were switching seats on the couches just before Kirk pairs up with Uhura, I really thought that it was going to be Spock and Uhura. I remember being disappointed that it wasn't. After all, I don't see any other crew member playing the Vulcan harp. All that time spent together learning it? There has been fan fiction for years about Spock and Uhura (which I didn't discover until after the movie!). That attraction was always there and it was smart of the director to go in that direction. I hope that stays in the new movie yet to come (throw in Nurse Chapel to give it a little tension but keep Spock with Uhura. I never cared for her). Karl Urban was fantastic as Bones. The weakest character was Chekov. The Sulu character (John Cho) was good and also a little hunk in his own right. Bana was Boring. Otherwise, enjoy!
313782
I enjoyed the first film, and the second was even better. After a long wait for the 3rd movie, I had high expectations and was not disappointed. The Advent for me was the best of the 3 as it had the best animation and pacing. Loved all of the action scenes, Guts is even more badass than in the Battle for Doldrey. The tone in the 3rd movie is completely different from the first 2, which suits the story since it gets dark from here on out. Extras and bonus features are disappointing, but that's not a surprise considering they didn't give us much in the first 2. Overall, this is a trilogy that is worth multiple re-watches until the Black Swordsman arc is (hopefully) released.
1243661
Some say this is the best of the Star Trek movies, I didn't think so because they "killed" my favorite character, Mr. Spock.  In retrospect,spoiler alert they did bring back Mr. Spock so I guess it is my favorite as welll.  It is a swashbuckler if ever there was one with all characters being very true to the original series right down to Kahn.  In fact, it is a continuation of the original Space Seed.  I doubt there is a single fan of Star Trek that has not seen this movie but to the younger newbies, it is a movie not to be missed.  Put on the surround sound and enjoy the voyages of the Star Ship Enterprise!!!
2686180
I know that I will probably catch a lot of flack for putting this one above Trek II, but I can't help it! Trek III is better than Wrath of Kahn. The idea of the good of the one which was done many times in the original  series comes to bear on the big screen so well.  The opening prologue  is very moving, and there are enough key sequences in justifying this one  as better than its distinguished predecessor. For example, the stealing of  the Enterprise is priceless. The self-destruct sequence is  powerful.(Trivia:The same self-destruct sequence ,which was almost  word-for-word, was done in an original episode titled "Let That be  Your Last Battlefield".) Amusing sequence with Bones in "Star  Wars" like cantina is great("Where is the logic in offering me a  ride home, if I needed a ride home would I be trying to charter a space  flight?")Dame Judith Anderson lends her talent as a Vulcan high  Priestess and I love the moment where Sarek proclaims "Forgive me, but  my logic is uncertain where my son is concerned."Christopher Lloyd  also steals the show as the Klingon commander Kruge. This is the best of the  odd-numbered films truly.
1806588
once you saw this trilogy, you feel all the other actions: the swordfights, etc., are dull.
I love the animation series, now I love this trilogy movie even more, and now it's my topmost favourite.
The directing, oiriginal score, the fight choreograhy, and all the actors....superb!