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Much of a muchness. 79 looks better

The Thunderbirds really are just so damn cool.

The scene where they are walking to V'Ger was greatly improved. The matte paintings of the Enterprise were terrible.

Boy, they got some mileage out of that bird of prey blowing up

Battle bridge was such a AMAZINGLY TERRIFIC idea !!! Such a pity that it wasn't used more. Would have been AWESOMENESS SQUARED if they'd used them in the Dominion war and the films.

I always loved the "sweep the skies" volley at 0:48 from The Arsenal of Freedom. Even though it didn't hit anything, the music cue and the sound effect of the phaser spooling up makes me grin.

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That warbird is peak ship design. Nothing they did with the romulans ever came close again. The way it flew towards the enterprise....

@2:02 the Registry is missing

This ruins it...tribbles are now a horror movie.

Riker: "prepare a spread of photon torpedos". Fired one torpedo 😅

Didn't realize this was a song through out star Trek

Wow what a bunch of moany ungrateful brats posted on this page.

DS9’s Kobayashi Maru. Sisko’s no-win scenario.

This is what happens when Honda, Nissan & Mistubishi merge against BYD. 😎

The persistent complaint I had about the D was that it was always clearly a very powerful ship, respected for that power and her leaders' ability to command it. In some cases we'd witness the withering firepower she could lay down if so desired. Yet sooo many times they'd fire phasers in one short, wimpy little burst, which would have no effect, and they'd be like "welp, that didn't work. Looks like we're going to have to think our way out of this." And here I am at home shouting "WELL FIRE AGAIN FOR CRYING OUT LOUD!" at the screen. LOL It always felt like having a gatling gun from an A-10 at your disposal, but only firing a starter's pistol at an enemy and then going "dang, our weapons don't work!"

Missed a chance to say "Look at the size of that thing!" from the episode The Survivors.

Whatever happened to "... all we have to do is stop feeding them!"? These things are breeding as if all they need is air.

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CGI is CGI. It doesn't make it better because only computer software made it and not a human being. Humans are always better than anything AI or computers could ever "create." On some teenager level it may look better but I am someone that needs a story and would rather see the flaws than perfect CGI ships, explosions etc. I have the original cut on Blu-ray anyway.

Retén oficial the saints

Rythm of the saints

For anyone wanting to see the sheet music, I've made an arrangement on my channel.

Reroute emergency power to the antimatter containment system.

She Says Come Naked Naked Naked Naked Naked Naked Naked Naked Naked Naked Naked Naked Baby Baby Baby Baby Baby Baby Baby Baby Baby Baby Baby Love She Loves Play Her Belly

Of course, when the borg DO encounter any they’d deem genetic inferiors, they’d either kill them or leave them helplessly abandoned.

Beautiful.

RIP Mr. Data.

Still better than some of the crap on TV today

Some of the new stuff is interesting, and I'm glad Robert Wise got to be happier with it before he died. But, honestly, I still prefer the theatrical release. Even now, in 2024, I do not believe anything done in CGI can match the feeling of reality provided by physical models. And Doug Trumbull and John Dykstra were the absolute best in the business. And it's funny, the part of the original effects I always thought looked the worst -- the beam of energy intruding on the bridge -- wasn't changed at all. Also, I don't like all the extra sound effects they added. One of the unique things about the original was that sound effects were de-emphasized in many places and, instead, Jerry Goldsmith's masterful score carried many scenes. So, in summary, I think the director's edition is fine, but I still prefer the original.

DX was soooooooooo COOL 😎 kicked arse

Glad that both versions are accessible to watch at any time.

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2:16, “locate the exact source of the tractor beam, lock on phasers, fire”. Fires at a completely different area of the target.

12:40 Worf saves his son. Riker saves a lobster.

Guinan (from "Yesterday's Enterprise") told Picard that the Enterprise is not a ship of war but rather a ship of peace. 😉 The Enterprise's response: "Hold my beer, bitches." 😜

are you going to release an updated version with the combat clips from Picard season 3?

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Intro season 4 forever

They reused that rear torpedo launch footage from Farpoint a lot.

I love the "WOOPWOOP" klaxon that goes off on the bridge whenever they fire.

Now that I see the differences... I'm glad I have a copy of the original release on dvd. I don't like what they did really. Doesn't match with the original film hardly at all. lol. (Though the sort of explosion at the end kinda looked alright.)

That Yesterday's Enterprise scene disappoints!!! I always wanted to see the Enterprise D blow up due to the warp core overload...and destroy the two K'Vort class cruisers with it, as the Enterprise C enters the time rift!!!

Majestic, beautiful, composed and so powerful. The Enterprise-D was by far the best fictional spaceship in all of sci-fi * * Star Trek Picard excluded

Jonathan Frakes' performance in this show deserves more credit than it gets

Maccoy, Doctor Hologram Crusher No!

After the cliffhanger in BOBW Part I, you knew it was going to take the all time episode of Star Trek to follow up. And, I thought, until AFTER this scene they were doing it. What was wrong with the rest of BOBW Part II. Thought it was too easy. But the time restraints and the budget. Still, some darn good music by Ron Jones.

Paul Bliss is a bloody genius. If he hasn’t done already he should do a tour playing the entire soundtrack. I’d buy a few tickets!!!!

1:57 - Wait... why does the Enterprise turn like that now? 8I