Khan's Last Breath - Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan (5/8) Movie CLIP (1982) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
In his final moments, Khan (Ricardo Montalban) attempts to destroy Kirk (William Shatner).
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.
CREDITS:
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Cast: Merritt Butrick, DeForest Kelley, Walter Koenig, Ricardo Montalban, Leonard Nimoy, William Shatner, George Takei, Kirstie Alley, Bibi Besch
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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Khan's death scene always tears me up. Mr. Montalban's passionate delivery was spot on.
And the really lovely part of it that - in line with Mr Montalban's contention that villains do villainous things for what they see as the right reasons - Khan dies believing that he genuinely succeeded and has therefore earned his revenge for his fallen people. He has no idea that Kirk and co survive and that's great, because it means everyone sort of gets what they want and there are no losers, sort of.
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Poor Spock.
He'll be back.
@@KrillLiberator Ahab hunted his whale and (like Khan) it cost him his ship, his crew and even his own life.
Ricardo Mantalban loved working on this film, the only thing he didn’t like about working on it was due to his busy schedule he was never able to work with Shatner in person.
Damn, your Statement is Gospel.
My parents saw this in the theaters… And they remember fondly how the audience erupted in cheers when the Enterprise was flying at warp speed to escape the blast.
This was truly memorable.
0:03 No, no you can't get away from hell's heart i stab at thee for hate's sake i spit my last breath at thee. Khan will always be remembered as one of the great villains of all time "film history".
Ricardo was the best!
awesome villain actor was awesome
Straight out of the mouth of Captain Ahab. I get chills every time
I absolutely love that part! With hells heart I spit at thee. Man, so powerful. Ricardo was a master actor
Undeniably..
For anyone who says Star Trek never had a great villain on par with Vader or the Emperor, I direct them to Kahn.
He was really great and this performance is underrated.
Mate nothing can beat darth vader or Star wars
What makes Khan a bad guy? That's why I love this Movie anyways. I don't think of this character as "a bad guy"(when I think about it.) It's like the Empire Strikes Back. I love that Movie because the Empire is awesome and Vader really is a guy you can relate to. Who wouldn't want to "rule an entire Galaxy"? All Khan wanted was some payback.
And who can't identify with that? It's not like he was fired from his job. The guy and his wife, family, followers etc were left for dead.
I wish Hollywood would do more of these types of Movies. All I have is How It Should Have Ended HISHE at the moment..
Ben Cotton a lot has beaten both of them. Have you ever heard of HAL 9000?
Fun Fact: Darth Vader and Khan actually had the same voice actor in the German dubs!
I was in my dorm with a bunch of people, and I quoted Khan when asked about how I felt about a certain NFL player, and this cute girl thought I was so cultured for quoting Moby Dick, and I was like, yeah sure.
That's priceless.
Well done
If it works, it works.
Nice
Yeah, but did you park your whale??
Ricardo brought such life and passion to Khan! Smiling as he dies, because he believes he is taking Kirk with him. A masterpiece of acting. 40 years after seeing it on the big screen, and I still get chills watching Wrath of Khan. Without a doubt, the best of the OS cast movies.
Damn, you can still feel the hate oozing off of Khan till the end.
I agree that this was the best of the series, though I do very much enjoy The Motion Picture, not the least reason for which is the outstanding soundtrack - who cannot but admire the Klingon Attack or Ilia's Theme and so much more. It was ravishing.
I think Khan died believing he won, which is okay by me. I can see why he was filled with vengeance. It was time for him to join his woman in the afterlife. Taking on Captain Kirk is more than enough for SEVERAL lifetimes.
In a sense he did win. "I've done far worse than kill you, ive hurt you, and I wish to go on hurting you." His actions set in motion Spock's death, the damage and later destruction of the Enterprise and the death of Kirk's son.
@Anonymous 2000 did his son come back? lol "the hurt heals" is like one of the main themes of star trek i feel. like things always get better if we keep trying, even if its painful and times seem bad.
His wife was Marla McGivers right?
@@daustin8888 I don't think the movie ever specifies that Marla was Khan's deceased wife, but most likely, yes. She was a normal human and unable to survive the ecological disaster that befell Ceti Alpha V.
Woulds been kinda nice to see his eyeballs get big at Enterprise scooted away!!!
For hate's sake, I quote Herman Melville at thee.
oxmys this is an old comment but so funny
RM was just a class act. He really played a galactic Ahab chasing his white whale perfectly.
One of the best scenes ever filmed in the history of EVERYTHING.
When Chekov and Terrell are exploring the crashed ship on Ceti Alpha 5, you can see the book "Moby Dick" on the shelf just before Chekov grabs the buckle and realizes that they're on the Botany Bay.
I also saw the Bible and King Lear
@@ResidentBob79 Paradise Lost/Paradise Regained as well. Direct callback to Space Seed
It wasn't a crashed ship. In the TOS episode _Space Seed_ , Kirk proposed sentencing Khan and his followers to Ceti Alpha V. So, that would be parts of the S.S. Botany Bay and cargo containers Kirk had sent to the planet surface.
The warp scene still gives me goosebumps!
Not just the scene by itself, it's James Horner score for this movie that makes everything perfect!
If the George Lucas remastered this you would hear khan at the end say “NOOOOO”!
Herman Melville in Space what a masterpiece
Now thats a Villain Kids,
Iconic
Best Trek Villian yeah the borg were formidable but they did not have the gravitas of Ricardo
Montalbán made Moby Dick sound Shakespearean
You might be interested to know that Herman Melville specifically wrote it to be like Shakespeare.
David Jensen I always assumed it was Shakespeare
Same with Patrick Stewart on the First Contact..
Bingo! I was thinking it was from Othello or something similarly Shakespearean! "The Needs of the Many OUTWEIGH The Needs of the Few"- I think this film substantially affected me, when viewing it in the theater, in what 1985? or there abouts. very soon later after getting a BA and having no idea of what to do with a BA in fine art in the USA, I enlisted in the USMC DEP pool, before may 1987. left for boot camp on "Black Monday", 19 Oct 1987. I am now retired US Military, USMC/USN. Currently been probably over-volunteering for positive Community ORG.s/501C3's, and attempting to tackle, figure out major NEG issues, such as Santa Fe, New Mexico's most Atypical socio-economic grouping, and other major aspects compounding the major housing shortage/crisis here, for at least 15 years. Need a "KHAN" to assist W/their beyond genius IQ! LOL But then i would just get stabbed in the back, or similar Shakespearean/High Italian Operatic, type tragedy ending! LOL Cheers! -t.c.
@@tcteufelhunden TWOK came out in '82, Search for Spock came out in '84 (year I was born) and Voyage Home in '86
Ricardo was the only one who could make that epic...
Damn, your Statement is Gospel.
1:11 Underrated shot. The way their ship blasted through the cosmos is AWESOME.
ricardo is my sleep paralysis demon.. imagine waking up at 6am, seeing his menacing grin (particularly from 0:03) aimed right at you.. and not being able to move... just...nope.
The most chilling scene when Bones says, " Jim, you better get down here!"
as Jim responds, " Bones!" and cut to Spock's empty chair as Captain Kirk realizes what has just taken place! Watch him run like a child-running home to his mommie to make it go away and make him feel better-This scene speaks volumes upon volumes!
For hate's sake was a good line, even for Melville.
That moment when the ensign says "Sir the mains are back on line..." gives me the chills every time.
That’s pure… sheer… hatred. It’s terrifying.
I love the ticking music as Kahn gives his last words.
Ricardo you’re so good in this movie, thank you for this masterpiece, RIP we miss you 🙏🏼 you’ll always be the best Star Trek villain ever. Prince Khan..
For everyone wondering who Herman Melville is, he wrote Moby Dick. Captain Ahab said this to the White Whale
And in the end, his obsession for revenge cost him everything. Just like Captain Ahab.
The Herman Melville hook was seen again in First Contact. When Lily Sloane was making Picard realize that the Borg was his white wale. Good reference.
One of the greatest performances ever committed to film.
Best actor to play a villain
The effects in this movie are unparalleled and I mean unparalleled. They're incredible.
Such a great clip. Montalban's acting is amazing of course - but the music really adds to the tension as well.
This is one of the main reasons why the wrath of khan is the best star trek
Kirstie Allie was so beautiful!! Breathtaking.
I can't help but wonder if Khan had succumbed to his injuries and died believing he had won, or if he lived long enough to see the Enterprise escape and realized as he died that he lost everything in vain.
Did he really lose? Spock died
Did Spock really die?
Yes, but he regenerated
Bob Robertson and destroyed Kirk emotionally, thrice with the deaths of Spock and his son David and the destruction of the Enterprise.
True, the Klingons did the deed in David's case and Kirk finished the Enterprise off himself, but if Khan never escaped and sought his revenge, none of it would likely have happened.
Khan may have lost the battles and largely the war but the effects he left were long lasting, even well after his death.
The Federation became so afraid of another Khan that they banned all genetic engineering to the point of ostracism and in some cases imprisonment, in the case of Dr. Bashir's parents and Dr. Bashir himself being nearly cashiered out of Starfleet.
If the Federation could get away imposing capital punishment for genetic engineering, they would.
That's the second ambiguous point in the direction of this film. The first is when Khan's eldest son Joachim is dying in Khan's arms, b/c Khan screwed the pooch tactically in the Mutara Nebula fight. Joachim's last words to his father are, "Yours...is a superior..." He then dies, and you never know whether he meant it ironically or not.
Mine too. I like how the Enterprise goes zooming past the camera at the last possible moment before destruction.
its a shame that khan was not used in a series of films as the battle of wits and revenge grew between him and kirk
0:47 Always thought the explosion of the Reliant was one of the best, most realistic-looking space explosions in movies.
this is one of the greatest movies of all time hands down
I love how Sulu is ordered to go, and he's all like "oh shit... I thought we were screwed... shit, uh, where's the parking brake?"
*grind/snick/clash* "Dammit Sulu, use the clutch!!!!" ~ James Tiberius Kirk
From Hell's hot,
I stab within,
For hate's sake,
I spit my last breath! Happy!
That scene was like a poem.
Aisyah Nabila
“I spit my last breath at thee” not happy.
"From Hell's heart".
Aisyah Nabila ...From hell’s heart, I stab at thee...
“Happy” was definitely not what he said lol
There can only be one true Khan.
True thing yo, into darkness could barely stand rivalry with this Original . If my grandmother had wheels, she'd be a wagon. 😂😌
And on Earth, he was a prince...
Honestly I like Benedict Cumberbatch as Khan, but he simply doesnt have the teeth this Khan does
@@fangsabre He gets to frequent the Villain's Pub. That's enough.
@@fangsabre In Space Seed, Khan was charismatic, suave, debonair and pathologically megalomaniacal. In Wrath of Khan, he was, by virtue of being marooned on a hostile planet for decades, watching his people dying as he was unable to save them. The harsh, cruel conditions, in which he watched his wife ripped from his side, had robbed Khan of his refined charm, driving psychotically deranged and obsessively mad with vengeance.
Best trek villain ever
Scotty, I need warp speed in three minutes, or we're all dead.
SCOTT: "The main energizer's cross-wired like a Christmas tree, but if you don't give me too many bumps, I might..."KIRK: "No promises. On your way!"
@@50zcarsman by passed, not cross wired
An Experienced Starfleet Flag Commander against a former Earth Ruler of the 20th Century. The thoughest Space Battle between Good & Evil. This is STAR TREK!
the biggest mistake that Khan made was assuming a starship maneuvered like surface vessel and not like a submarine
For everyone who wants to spell it "Kahn", it's actually "Khan."
It's a matter of perspective.
@@jaredpelletier3157 Perspective has nothing to do with it. The name is spelled "Khan" in official Paramount Pictures merchandise.
Ah, Captain Ahab's last words in Moby Dick!
I made this comment on a video yesterday about Spy Kids 3D: Game Over, but his role as Khan is a direct contrast with his role as Grandpa in the Spy Kids movies. Both men were hurt in some way, but one sought out his nemesis to exact revenge, losing his life in the process, while the other sought out his nemesis to forgive them, likely dying peacefully of old age. It would frankly be interesting to put Khan and Grandpa into the same room and have them discuss their opposing philosophies on life, and whether it is better to forgive or to seek revenge.
Love how unenthusiasticly the guy reports the mains are back and they're not going to die 😂
😆😂🤣 It's like... "Will ya look at that. The mains are back on line. Meh... Not too shabby, Mr. Spock. Hey, it's almost lunch time."
"Lets see if the old fart captain can give Sulu the order in time before we celebrate"
If only they had another take on that one. 😂
When the ship engaged at max warp, we stood and cheered. What a great movie during that Era.
I would have loved to see Khan´s face when the Enterprise went to warp.
Surprised Pikachu face.
Pretty sure he was dead by that moment. You can see it after he spits his last breath at the view screen. The way he starts to lose balance and his expression changes.
I think I've heard Khan's last speech at a parent/teacher conference
This is an excellent scene from a phenomenal movie, and arguably one of the greatest sci-fi movies of all time. However I think they missed a trick with Khan dying before the Enterprise warped away, it would have been good to see his reaction to his failed plan.
Personally I love the idea that Khan died believing he won
Nah, it was just perfect. Kahn went to his end believing he had vanquished his white whale. But you as the observer know better.
Can there be anything more wondrous than warping out of a new star system being born?
If Khan had got to see the Enterprise go into warp speed just before the stolen Genesis device aboard the Reliant detonated during his last attempt to get revenge on Admiral Kirk for exiling him to Ceti Alpha V almost 20 years earlier, the expression on Khan's face would've been priceless.
That's the kind of attitude and effort I need to overcome my enemies & succeed in life.
I spit at thee... With my last breath.
Can we take a moment to appreciate the absolutely epic score by James Horner?
I do wish khans reaction to kirks escape was shown,
+Chris Peplinski Actually they wanted to show the opposite. Him not knowing if he killed him or not.
Would be interesting, I have wondered that myself - I would say it would have Khan screaming "NOOOOO" and then the detonation.
+TheTvGuru3 Read the original script at Trek.com. You will see how a different fate of Khan goes to his death. The public has not seen the original 129 min cut at the first screening of this film. They need to release that version this year or next year to celebrate it's 35 anniversary. The 2002 Directors cut is just a PG version of the 1985 ABC tv version. I call that the uncomplete cut. Meyer or fans may argue that a 129 min. version is too long.
+wesleytaylorviadomus Will check that out, thanks :)
This is one of my favourite films, it could go for 5 hours and I'd still love it.
TheTvGuru3 If Paramount does not release that extended cut this year or the next, they will get a letter from me. Paramount needs to open up the Star Trek vault!!
Ricardo Montalban LIT that movie up!
I was waiting for Tattoo to come out and say The Plane Boss
@@robertrodriguez787 "Ze PLENN, ze PLENN!"
1:04 Best warp scene.
Alexander Jarrett best warp scene ever!
Every time I see this I expect Khan to say "Thanks for the ride lady!"
If you get that then you're a true horror/sci-fi fan.
+Stylensky Twilight zone. but NOT a horror fan perse
Creepshow 2 story "The Hitchhiker"
Stylensky it's actually creepshow 2
Lol the black hobo
I seen this movie when it was first released. I really believed Spock was dead never to come back but wasn't sure. What suspense.
This is My Favorite Warp Sequence!
1:01 Yep,he`s dead. :(
Brilliantly crafted scene. The tension is maintained even as the Enterprise flees: it remains only just ahead of the expanding Genesis wavefront.
My favorite Kkan, and probably my favorite movie from the original series
As we harkin back to Ricardo Maltalban, I wonder if his command chair was fitted with "Fine Corinthian Leather?" Those old enough will get the reference. 😂
Great actor. Great character. RIP
Really understand Khans last words. He is being dragged to perdition, and his loathing for his foe is so great he relinquished his final moments and soul to fire one last shot at his nemesis! Powerful.
Explosion looks better than CGI.
SIR , THE MAINS ARE BACK ONLINE !!
BLESS YOU SCOTTY (MR. SPOCK)
GO SULU !!
Why didn't they let Khan say more there lol. He nailed that! He should have been brought back. Absolute Classic!
GOOD GOD, this movie's gotten old. 1982 is a long time ago now.
Oldies are goldies pal!😌😌
Khan is and will always be a great antihero!
Gerald Schafer
that man
does not understand
the words
Give Up!
but he does understand the word
Never.
Jim, you better get down here.
Spock dying ripped my soul out as a kid.
I never understood how Genesis was created from nothing, don't you need a barren moon to start with? I still love this movie. Ricardo made it.
0:47 goodbye tinker bell
Bones....jim.you.better get down here
Nice explosion
It was one episode. Just one episode. Then the unthinkable happened. He came back for revenge...
.... theatrically.
Sir! The mains are back online!
iamweasel2112 Bless you, Scotty. Go, Sulu!!
General Chang in Undiscovered Country as well
I swear I remember Khan SEEING the Enterprise escape (on the Reliant's fuzzy barely-working view screen) and then he yells "NOOOO!!!" or something like that. Makes for a better ending if he knows Kirk got a way and he just killed himself for nothing. Not sure why I remember it this way, maybe it's the Mandella Effect or something! lol
My jack Russell growled at this from her floor bed Infront of the t.v. once....
Khan’s reaction when the Enterprise warped away! 😦😮🤬
Khan is so much more than any villain has been given body. To this day I'm more khan than my brother who is more kirk-like.
Much of Khan's villainy comes from the talented Ricardo Montalban, who played him so well. He approached every role with gusto and grace, even as Mr. Roarke on "Fantasy Island"
A planet birthed from raw rage
I love how Khan was his own worst enemy. He had the reliant, his own crew, genesis, and he crippled the enterprise. All he had to do was leave and nobody would have been able to stop him.
'KHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAANNNNNNNNN!!!!!!!!!!'
Still trying to figure out how an explosion would create a planet. I was under the impression that the gizmo had to be introduced onto a planet that was already there. Nobody mentioned anything about it creating its own.
Khan is awesome!
There is a greater pleasure than Killing. Leave living. Unknown in Unknown frontieer
Lines from Paradise Lost
My dad has a story from when they were kids watching this in theaters, his friend goes, "look boss, de plane, de plane." And the theater blew up.
I feel bad for Khan and his people. They could’ve had a peaceful life on a planet all to themselves. But the universe had different plans for them and blew up a planet to make theirs a barren hell.
1:04 epic
As much as I think this is one of Trek's best scenes, I suppose that in a sense it demonstrates why Kahn actually was NOT superior: Instead of something original, he has to go back to Melville to come up with a memorable quote for his exit.
Montalban is just Khan. Great acting fire fire fire. I stabith thee
Funny this never drew attention of the Borg or Q . You think they would shown up out of curiosity.
Kahn’s happenis was badly burned and Spock struggles to put the toilet top back on.
Khan, the man who died for vengeance!!!