Spock Dies - Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan (6/8) Movie CLIP (1982) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Captain Spock (Leonard Nimoy) gives the ultimate sacrifice for his friends.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan is fondly regarded as being the closest in spirit to the 1966-69 TV series that spawned it. Admiral Kirk (William Shatner) escapes the tedium of a desk job to join Mr. Spock (Leonard Nimoy) and Dr. Leonard "Bones" McCoy (DeForest Kelley) on another space mission. While boldly going where no man etc. etc., Kirk crosses the path of his old enemy Khan (Ricardo Montalban), who as any die-hard Trekker can tell you, was the chief antagonist in the 1966 Trek TV episode "Space Seed." Leading a crew of near-savage space prisoners, Khan insinuates himself into the Genesis Project, which is designed to introduce living organisms on long-dead planets. Intending to harness this program for his own despotic purposes, Khan engages in battle with the Enterprise crew.
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TM & © Paramount (1982)
Cast: James Doohan, DeForest Kelley, Leonard Nimoy, William Shatner
Director: Nicholas Meyer
Producers: Harve Bennett, William F. Phillips, Robert Sallin
Screenwriters: Harve Bennett, Nicholas Meyer, Gene Roddenberry, Jack B. Sowards, Samuel A. Peeples, Ramon Sanchez
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Dying, and the first thing Spock does is straighten his uniform. Shows the depth of his character.
synthonaplinth Moreso the depth Nimoy brings to his character
And Gene Roddenberry's obsession with smooth uniforms.
@@kirkbowyer3249 lmao right
One officer to his captain....love it
I was just thinking the same thing!! It made me cry!!!
I always loved how, even in his dying moments, Spock took the time to straighten his uniform as he stood up. Never before or since in the entire franchise has Spock ever spocked better than that.
And his first words were asking if the ship was out of danger.
That single gesture says so much about Spock. Dignity, honor, pride and just awesomeness. Long live Spock.
Great detail.
This scene right here, resonates in my enduring battle to make a team out of my children, living in luxury as I am in these my latter years is a testament of the worth towards those efforts.
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Face it, the little tug of the shirt/tunic/jacket has been a star trek "signature" since day 1.
This scene will NEVER be the same again. R.I.P. Leonard Nimoy.
Ruined by Abrams in the "Remake".
It’s much more depressing, now that Leonard Nimoy passed away. He was so much more than just some celebrity.
@@marcziegenhain8420 I've never seen remake and I don't think I want to
This comment made me sad, I didn't know
How?
You just ruined the comment for me
"I have been, and always shall be, your friend..."
Goodbye, Spock...and thank you, Mr. Nimoy.
We love you
He’s gone but his legacy shall always live long and prosper
People always say that the best line of Wrath was Shatner's KHAN! But that moment when he looses Spock, when he just lets out that whisper of "no", that had more emotion in it than any shout that could echo through space.
You nailed it and with Kirk never in a position to ever lose plays so well into it. Cheating on the test even and all the sudden he is faced with the loss of a true mentor, true friend and trusted advocate setting the example of "putting the needs of the many ahead of the needs of a few". The newer Khan remake lacked a monstrous villain and void of the emotion. The new series could take many lessons from the last 25 minutes of this Star Trek.
I think it was him saying "SPOCK!"
JJ Abrams literally copied lines of dialogue from this scene in his Star Trek reboot. Somehow trying to make people forget about the old movies. To replace them. It only made people remember that s reboot was never needed.
Man was in shock... Crazy part was kirk never paid attention to his kobiashi maru test in the beginning of the movir
@@cogito2755 m m m jj.m
“It is possible to commit no mistakes and still lose. That is not weakness, that is life.”
Yes, it is
I cried when I first saw this scene. I cry now.
Right with you...
I was told ppl cried at theaters!
@doctorwho0077 Spock was the true Ubermensch. Not Khan. I'm ;_; now still.
Shatner and nimroy nailed it. They brought a greek tragedy like feel to scifi with this
I cried my eyes out as a kid multiple times and after Leonard left us it hits me still.
33 years later and this scene still brings a tear to my eyes.
me too 😭
The scene wouldn't be complete without Mr. Horner's beautiful score.
RIP James Horner.
I used to cry because Spock died. Now I cry for Kirk's loss. What a tremendous performance by William Shatner.
"We are assembled here today to pay final respects to our honored dead. And yet it should be noted that in the midst of our sorrow, this death takes place in the shadow of new life, the sunrise of a new worldÂa world that our beloved comrade gave his life to protect, to nourish. He did not feel this sacrifice a vain or empty one, and we will not debate his profound wisdom at these proceedings. Of my friend, I can only say this: Of all the souls I have encountered in my travels, his was the most... human."
Captain Kirk
As I recall, I opposed your enlistment in Starfleet. It appears I was mistaken. Your associates are people of good character...😢
They don't write amazing stuff like this anymore.
honors hup
**plays Amazing Grace on the bagpipes**
The greatest scene in all science fiction. Everything summed and embodied from the history between the two characters. Sadness, humour, irony and resolve in the one scene. Completely encompassed by a total of 48 words.
I agree, absolutely. Kirk is distraught, as he tries to remain calm...and Spock is profoundly humble, yet noble, as he passes away...
@@manuwilson4695 and it's acted and directed very very well.
@@orion789 Yes, WAY better than any modern crappy reboot 🥾💩!
@@manuwilson4695 And JJ Abrams had the nerve to try and steal it by giving it 'a twist'. Absolute hack.
His first instinct, after straightening his uniform, is to make sure the Enterprise is safe. A true professional, up until the very end.
RIP Leonard Nimoy, you will be greatly missed.
BloggerfromDownUnder his not dead
@@e.g.tumaliuan6455 yes he is...
Still seeing this scene where Spock sacrificed himself to save the Enterprise and his shipmates still brings tears to my eyes after all these years almost like what happened when I saw the Enterprise blow up in Star Trek 3 those were the 2 saddest moments in the history of Star Trek.
He has had a long and prosperous life.
Goodbye, Leonard.
RIP, Leonard Nimoy. We'll miss you, but we will always "REMEMBER!"
I watched this video just yesterday. I'm really sad. One of the my favourite actors. He will not be forgotten.
Don't grieve be logical.
He won't be dead, long as we remember him.
0:28 Signal of respect for Kirk
This was the first time I cried in a movie theater when a great character like Spock died. I wasn't the only one though. Rest in Peace.
Still have tears running down my face...
I live my life by this creed! Friends or family can't understand why I will put the "many" ahead of them in a heart beat.
I was blessed to grow up in that era....
R.I.P. Always remember....
The one genium move on behalf of the JJ timeline was making spock the designer of the kobiyashi maru test....it takes this scene and magnifies its significance even more, adding a poetically tragic irony that Spock has to face his own kobi situation
Many MANY years later, this was still one of the most powerful scenes in a sci-fi movie. As a kid, I was devastated when Spock died.
you cannot cut it there...
This scene always gets me.
"SPOCK?!" Still gets me to this day...
Yes. We all cried when Jim Brown got killed in "The Dirty Dozen"...but I wailed when Spock died & when Kirk gave his eulogy...Dammit, Jim, I'm weeping like a baby right now!
How many people back then saw this moment and was shocked to see Spock die?
You cut it off at the best part when he says Live Long and Prosper!
Interesting that dying Spock uses a contraction "don't grieve Admiral". Nice touch.
Overpowering...just tremendous, isn't it!
This is one of the BEST scenes in movie history! Perfect cinematic brilliance!
gosh darn it, this still gets me all these years later
The needs of the many outweigh…
The needs of the few?
Shut up, I'm talking
Oh sorry.
...okay, to continue, as I was RUDELY INTERRUPTED...the needs of the few...or the one.
Did you just quote from Suburban Knights on Channel Awesome? If you did, I have mad respect for you!
Spock sacrificed himself not because it was the heroic thing to do but because it was the logical thing to do.
Sometimes tgey are one and the same.
Leonard Nimoy was a great actor who lived long and prospered and I can't watch this scene without crying that's how I see it
9 11 2015
Daniel F Oleszek
"I never took the Kobayashi Maru test until now. What do you think of my solution?" I love that line for a couple of reasons. First, subsequent portrayals of Spock tended to treat him as a kind of walking machine - more like Mr. Data in TNG. Spock in TOS was a much more well rounded character. Though he was often somewhat cold in his demeanor, he still had a very droll, cynical, even sarcastic wit.
Secondly, it encapsulates the whole theme of the movie. Kirk archly told Saavick after she took the test that how we face death is as important as how we face life. Kirk is celebrated for his "solution" to the test, but in fact it was just a cop-out. Meanwhile, Kirk begins the film in a funk because he's contemplating the ultimate "no-win scenario": growing old and facing his ultimate mortality. Even at the midway mark he is still in self pity mode, confessing to Carol Marcus that he feels old and worn out, and laments the life he could have had. But in the scene, he sees how Spock faces the test: head on, and pretty much the opposite of Kirk in every other way too. Spock is selfless to the last. In his dying moments he teaches Kirk the ultimate lesson of the test: the importance of leading one's life with dignity and purpose at all times, even in the face of advancing age and death.
I cried during this scene as well as many others in the theater.
One of the greatest pieces of cinematography of all time! Heart-wrenching.
RIP Mr. Nimoy. Boldy Go.
Leo Monera ... I know it's been a long time since you made your comment but the five thumbs up really triggered me. Boldy Go. Boldy. Like Goldie. Or moldy. Or oldie. Boldy.
Its five year mission, to BOLDLY go where no man has gone before.
FIVE people gave thumbs up for a misspelled part of a classic introduction. Wow.
I suppose that Shatner might have slipped and said BOLDY during the recording session, but it didn't make it into the opening narration.
For TNG, Patrick Stewart did a revised version with a couple changes but he didn't say Boldy, either.
Wait a minute. Geordi was kidnapped by spacetards. Maybe they said Boldy.
Could be a glitch in the Borg hive mind. Maybe sometimes when they start talking to people they are going to assimilate, they say, we are the Boldy. As their would-be victims laugh at them, they might say, What? What did we say? Why are you laughing at us? You're meanies. Waaaaah! And then they run back to their safe space.
If Ms. Hawn was into archery, she would use her Goldie bow.
Until your Boldy Go., I was a bit sad about the passing of Mr. Nimoy. I wonder if his buddies called him Lenny.
Kirk, Spock, and McCoy...the picture of rock solid friendship.
“ Live Long And Prosper “ 🖖✨ words to live by rip Leonard Nimoy 🙏🏾
When i was a kid, I memorized this scene. It was so special to me. Now in my late 40's, my young wife has died 2 years ago, in a very quick (5 months) battle with cancer after we were together for 20 years. And it is almost like this scene was preparing me for that great loss. I still hurt tremendously, still grieve much. But this scene helps to face it maybe.
Beautiful.
I have lost everything and everyone I ever loved long before their time but I agree about this scene. 💯👍
Spock is a great archetype. He rocked on. A great hero.
Keep on rocking in the Free world...
One of the most iconic and emotional moments in Star Trek history.
RIP Leonard Nimoy
I just noticed how Spock straightens his uniform before he turns to address Kirk. It's both funny and poignant. That's just a measure of the man.
Oh come on, it's not even the whole scene! Couldn't fit in "live long and prosper" and Kirk's resigned "no"?
He actually bumped his nose hard on that glass, you can see it leaves a spot 0:38
vitorfray he was blind from radiation
I never seen the episode even I knew that, come on hear his voice he was clearly gone way pass of survival
Both Kirk and Spock’s death scenes are moving and sad in their own way.
You're referring to Kirk's death on Veridian Three correct? Because if it's another one, I think you may have a fever, and that was a hallucination.
@@stagalgiz1097No I wasn’t referring to the Generations death. I was talking about Into Darkness where Kirk died instead of Spock.
True story..I was 12 years old in the summer of 1982. Had a vague idea what Star Trek was. My best friends dad took us to the movies. My friend chose Star Trek 2. I didn’t care, I was just happy to be going to the movies… From the start of the movie I was captivated. I will never forget Spock’s death scene. You could hear sobs and cries all around the sold out crowd. I had never experienced grief like that before. As a 12 year old, I cried cause everyone else was crying including my friend and his dad. That moment has been with me ever since. Of course, I became a life long Trekkie…
I still cry ever time I see this
One of few scenes that broke my heart... From youth to working on being 49 this year 22 the day after turkey day
If you have a heart, you cry at this scene every time.
Easily the greatest, most humbling emotional scene in sci fi movies. It doesn't seem like they are just acting...
honestly, Spock sounds like the Penguin during the final battle where he walks over to batman with blood in his mouth from Batman Returns.
This came first by a decade. Inspiration, maybe?
Scottie has beamed you up, Mr. Spock.....you will be missed, Rest in Paradise
My dad and I have this little point on one of ours ears. I’m the only one of his kids that have this same feature. When he saw it on my ear when I was about 6 years old, he said, ‘Hey, Kimmie! You have my Spock ear!’ It wasn’t until I was 12 years old that I found out I share Leonard Nimoy’s birthday, March 26th. I’m 51 now and still have that same point just like my dad. I’ve always loved Spock but that somehow made me feel close to him. RIP Mr. Nimoy 😢🖖🫶
I can watch this scene a thousand times and still get choked up. 🖖
I noticed my wife crying when we saw this a billion years ago. We were just highschool kids back then. This is when i knew this sweet cute bookworm was gonna be my precious life partner. I still look at her when she's deep in sleep hoping that she's having good dreams...
I just have to say, when i thought he was gone for good, i freaked out i was like "NO THEY CAN'T KILL SPOCK!!!!!!" i was furious. And the look on jims face! Is enough to make a vulcan cry! I would hate to lose my best friend, and he couldn't do anything! :( :(
This was the first time i saw people crying when they left a movie
Wow, you cut it right before the best part. "Live long, and prosper"
There was an interesting article recently about the 40th Anniversary of ST 2. Here's a couple excerpts about Spock's death:
[Leonard Nimoy confessed that he felt “some unease, some fear” when the moment came to kill Spock. In his memoir, Nimoy described being “an emotional wreck, in deep pain” on set. He wasn’t alone. As they filmed his death scene - Spock choking on radiation in the warp drive chamber, while reaching for Kirk’s hands through the glass - Nicholas Meyer realised his crew were in tears. “Imagine my surprise when I see my cinematographer sobbing,” he laughs. “And my production supervisor is sobbing… the crew is all sobbing!”
Producers were already backtracking. Harve Bennet instructed Nimoy to do a Vulcan “mind meld” on McCoy before perishing - apparently transferring his soul - and a final shot was inserted of Spock’s coffin on a freshly-brought-to-life Genesis planet. Meyer resisted it. “I got into a tug of war,” he says. “People were saying, ‘You’ve got to end it on a hopeful note!’ At the time I felt passionately that this was unforgivable… perhaps I was mistaken.”]
The scene still gets to me
Rest In Peace. Leonard Nimoy.You have been and always be my friend.Farewell.
Absolutely heart breaking.... 😢
Hands down the most emotional scene in film history
"Jim, out of danger?" OMG that's a powerful line considering the situation. Shows the true nature of this great character. Superb movie. They will never top this with any reboot. They need to establish an entirely new set of characters to continue the lore and just build them up so that we care about them as we did with TOS. They did it with TNG, so why not now? Rebooting and changing this franchise and these great characters with "alternate" timelines and other nonsense is just not going to cut it.
I think it's "Ship out of danger?"
@@rkt739 Actually it's "Jim.....(long pause) ship...out of...danger?" But yeah powerful line and heartbreaking scene, when Kirk finally has to confront his arrogance, and his own mortality and the loss of his best friend, dare I say Brother. Let's face it, Spock, Kirk and McCoy were a band of Brothers, with Scotty tossed in. Uhura was always an essential part of the team. Hell all of the bridge crew were, but the core three were Spock, Kirk and McCoy.
The most incredible scene in movie history.
I saw this movie on the big screen today and was trying so hard not to cry in the movie theater. 🖖🥺
Leonard wasn't going to do this film until he wasn't given this death scene...
This scene literally makes me bawl every time. 😢😢❤
We miss you, friend. 🖖🏽
why do i keep torturing myself watchin this over & over again
Because it shows the friendship between these two men was so close..both of alien species but able to find a connection...RIP Leonard Nimoy...nobody could have played Spock as brilliantly as you did.
This scene was the first one that made me cry watching movies.
Spock, and Leonard Nimoy, shall always live long long, and prosper.
Rest in peace, Leonard Nimoy. May you live long and prosper. 🖖
epic death scene of one of the most iconic characters
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Classic quote from Charles Dickens and what a way to use it.
This scene caused planetary commotion.
Oh, I cried, like a baby when I saw this in the theaters…
Slicks death remained a tear jerker for me, it was as though Kirk lost a friend and brother,
We will miss you Prime Spock
If you have ever served in the military, The needs of the many outweighs the needs of the few, is truly what we live by. We sacrifice so much of ourselves so that others want have to. Family, body and sometimes your life.
MSgt JRG
USAF (Ret)
I still cry when I see this..
I cried more at the Spocks death, than I did at Kirk's death in Generations. Both really upset me, but this one was hard to take.
As both a military serviceman and police officer, Gene Roddenberry took uniforms very seriously.
Star wars fan here even got to stand and salute 🫡😭
I put this Star Trek movie up there with all those classic 80's sci fi movies. The characters and this scene in particular gave it so much weight. Even Shatters was solid
me and the boys during the quarantine
Beautiful, but the real Seconds are Missing here. Still awesome. ♥
:40 Oops ! watch out for the glass Spock
i want to cry
I love this scene
Harry and Cisco from the season finale of the Flash Brought me here..
Damn - this misses 'he's dead already' which is such a good line. Jeez - remember when people made stuff that was good?
Scotty: We’re all going to be dead!
Spock: I’ve been dead before.
Thanks for cutting off the end, TH-cam. Bravo.
Sentinel later said that to Optimus Prime in Transformers 3