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Star Trek I (1979)

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In Reply to: Greatest Science Fiction movie of all time: posted by tinear on May 09, 2002 at 10:49:15:

Capatin Kirk
Mr. Spock
Bones McCoy
Scotty
Hikaru Sulu
Pavel Chekov
Nyota Uhura
Directed by: Robert Wise
Created & Produced by: Gene Roddenberry
Music by: Jerry Goldsmith
I had to add another to your list.

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That was the only movie I've ever seen where the audience laughed at the editing - Rob Doorack 07:58:24 05/13/02 (3)
As I recall there's a sequence where Kirk and Spock are having a conversation. They're both in close up profile, one facing right and the other left. As they alternate lines the film jumps back and forth from one giant head facing one way to another ginat head facing the opposite way. After a couple of such cuts the audience in the Times Square theater where I saw the movie burst into laughter.
- Re: That was the only movie I've ever seen where the audience laughed at the editing - Analog Scott 12:02:28 05/13/02 (2)
  I remember something like that taking place in Star Trek III. They actually went to close ups on their mouths in profile.
  - Maybe it was 3, I haven't seen any of them since their original releases (nt) - Rob Doorack 12:10:21 05/13/02 (1)
    nt
    - Re: Maybe it was 3, I haven't seen any of them since their original releases (nt) - Analog Scott 21:03:16 05/13/02 (0)
      I wouldn't be suprised if it were both. Odd numbered Trek movies suck. It's the law

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