Ten years after the cancelation of Star Trek: The Original Series, James T. Kirk (William Shatner) and his Enterprise crew made the transition to the big screen in 1979's The Motion Picture.

James T. Kirk's position as the captain of the USS Enterprise has been a constant in the world of Star Trek. In Star Trek: The Motion Picture, Kirk (played by William Shatner) is promoted to Admiral.

The Voyage Home was noticeably different from its predecessors, but that's what help make it one of the best sci-fi movies of ...

Once upon a time, nobody could decide whether the Enterprise served Starfleet ... One of the key battlefields it was fought on was Star Trek: The Motion Picture, a production that Roddenberry ...

Before Star Trek: The Motion Picture, the first major cinematic release to be adapted from a TV series was the 1954 cop movie Dragnet, based on the popular show of the same name. But, for the most ...

Star Trek: The Motion Picture premiered on American network ... literally unfinished shot of Kirk (William Shatner) leaving the Enterprise airlock in a spacesuit to pursue Spock as the Vulcan ...

The mysterious V’Ger was introduced to the audience in Star Trek: The Motion Picture (1979) when the USS Enterprise crew, led by Captain James T.

Leonard Nimoy as the logical Vulcan Mr. Spock, first officer on the starship Enterprise ... DeForest Kelley on the panel at the Star Trek: The Motion Picture press conference at Paramount Studios ...

Star Trek: The Motion Picture is getting a brand new 4K Blu ... Kirk returns to the helm of a newly transformed U.S.S. Enterprise to take command. As a bonus, an exclusive booklet boldly explores ...

It might have taken 43 years, but Star Trek: The Motion Picture finally gets its dues in this stunning Director's Edition that addresses a number of deficiencies. When Star Trek unceremoniously ...

Prior to production on Star Trek: The Motion Picture, a puzzling movie that can now be recognized for its greatness, Nimoy and Paramount were in a bit of a legal war over the studio’s licensing ...