William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy, DeForest Kelley
Admiral Kirk must battle the Klingons to protect the Genesis Planet and save a friend's life.
DVD Release Date: April 18, 2000
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September 21, 2009'You Klingon bastard you killed my son'! Christopher Lloyd is probably the best Klingon yet.
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July 6, 2009Not too terrible. It was fun to see Christopher Lloyd as a Klingon. I hope that someday if my kid ever gets murded that I remember to scream, "You Klingon Bastards!"
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April 23, 2009Star Trek III:L The Search For Spock had the same duty as Return of the Jedi, Temple of Doom, and the upcoming third part of Christopher Nolan's Batman franchise- it had to follow up a great film that it would obviously be compared to. These are always no win situations because p...( read more)
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October 29, 2008Picking up where "The Wrath of Khan" left off, McCoy seems to be going mad, the Enterprise is being retired, Kirk mourns the loss of Spock and his son Dr. David Marcus is off exploring his newly created Genesis planet with the lovely Vulcan vixen Saavik (exit Kirstie Alley, enter...( read more)
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October 5, 2009You Klingon bastards!!You killed my son!-James T.Kirk
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September 12, 2009The third Star Trek Movie only served to bring Mr. Spock back from the dead after they killed him in Star Trek II. It's also where the reputation that odd number Star Trek movies aren't any good. The story doesn't amount to much but then they shouldn't have killed off Spock in th...( read more)
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October 23, 2004
Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times
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November 20, 2007I think this is the only film of the series to escape the 'odd number curse." It resurrected one character but destroyed another much loved character (although my usage of the term 'character' may seem a bit unusual).
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August 13, 2006not the best star trek film, but certainly not the worst. it was a shame to bring spock back though after the brilliant send-off he recieved at the end of the previous film.
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