"Klingon Battle" with the V'ger Cloud - Star Trek TMP Remade

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  • @alanhare8046
    @alanhare8046 10 років тому +98

    Seeing the opening of ST:TMP on opening night in 1979 at the big theater in 70mm was breathtaking. One of the best movie openings I have ever experienced...

    • @alanhare8046
      @alanhare8046 10 років тому +5

      There is a movie house in my area that shows older movies on a regular basis, usually as a midnight movie.

    • @jamesmartin9401
      @jamesmartin9401 10 років тому +8

      Actually, when they rolled around the ships, it had an IMAX-type effect and I actually got a little nauseous, but in a cool, wow, way.

    • @plastique45
      @plastique45 7 років тому +4

      Same here buddy, same here.

    • @jurassickaiju14
      @jurassickaiju14 4 роки тому +4

      @Rover7577 I first saw this movie on my family's old VHS player when I was just three. I was absolutely blown away by it, and I've loved the movie ever since, slow paced warts and all.
      I only wish I'd gotten the chance to see it in theaters.

    • @travisjames3517
      @travisjames3517 6 годин тому

      VGER did initiate contact with the Klingons, but the hail was so fast they didn’t detect it, just like VGER did with the Enterprise. Luckily, Spock picked it up in time and signaled back before they were “downloaded.”

  • @vulcan-raven7394
    @vulcan-raven7394 10 років тому +116

    Jerry Goldsmith's score is absolutely brilliant during this particular sequence.

    • @hermitcrabbot
      @hermitcrabbot 10 років тому +3

      If this scene was a musical encounter, it might be most properly labeled as ( In Japanese Sci-Fi Monster terms ) 'Celine Dion, Whitney Houston and Beyonce' meet Sarah Brightman'.

    • @enriquesanchez2001
      @enriquesanchez2001 5 років тому +1

      BUT THE SOUNDS - - - were invented by CRAIG HUXLEY [www.imdb.com/name/nm0402137/bio?ref_=nm_ov_bio_sm] - NOT Jerry Goldsmith.

    • @nel1962
      @nel1962 4 роки тому +7

      Enrique Sanchez he invented the instrument but played according to goldsmiths composition. It was goldsmith creative decision to use the blaster beam.

    • @nel1962
      @nel1962 2 роки тому +2

      It’s brilliant in every scene!

    • @Vejur9000
      @Vejur9000 2 місяці тому +1

      Jerry’s iconic score makes this cosmic tale come alive.
      A living machine of unspeakable power, whose mission was to “learn all that was learnable” about the universe… till it gathered so much knowledge and power, it became conscious.

  • @Smeginator
    @Smeginator 8 років тому +19

    I will say, especially when the V'Ger torpedo is approaching the Klingon ships, you certainly managed to capture just how damn VAST space is (for me, at any rate)

  • @edwardpate6128
    @edwardpate6128 7 років тому +38

    The D7/K'tinga battle cruiser, my favorite scifi ship ever!

    • @Admiral8Q
      @Admiral8Q 3 роки тому

      Best looking Klingon "Battle Cruiser" I agree.

  • @alexpalmer9101
    @alexpalmer9101 8 років тому +29

    Very nice job. I like how you combined the 'classic' shots with brand new ones. It's like seeing old and new working together, and very well at that.

  • @BobM925
    @BobM925 8 років тому +27

    Beautifully done. TMP is actually my favorite trek film for some reason...
    Anyway, good old Klingons, if in doubt fire a load of torpedoes at it!

    • @VideoSpaceFX
      @VideoSpaceFX  8 років тому +3

      I love it too, it has some beautiful scenes and amazing music.

  • @Jalfmar3
    @Jalfmar3 11 років тому +44

    Very true to the original scene. Extremely well executed, even with the minor copyright adjustments. The K't'ingas are still one of the most sinister looking ships ever. They were, dare I say, sexy wicked.

    • @TheSaneHatter
      @TheSaneHatter 10 років тому +4

      I've long said, that those ships *look* like they mean business.

    • @jamesmartin9401
      @jamesmartin9401 10 років тому +5

      Nick Hentschel When you think about the original D-7 design from the era of saucers and flying cigars, it was way, way ahead of it's time.

    • @TheSaneHatter
      @TheSaneHatter 10 років тому +3

      James Martin That, it was, perhaps even more so than the Enterprise (which is saying quite a bit)!
      That's one, critical thing that sci-fi owes (at least in part) to the Trek franchise: more inventive ship designs that broke the Hollywood mold.

    • @artlee2285
      @artlee2285 9 років тому +4

      Jalfmar3 I like the D7 too. I would not want to be an engineer on one though.

    • @seandriscoll4466
      @seandriscoll4466 7 років тому

      Jalfmar3 Sar trek

  • @stasiuwong
    @stasiuwong 6 років тому +11

    👍This is an awesome recreation👍!
    I enjoy a lot of cool new details: the blue light cast on the ships, the POV of the first probe speeding to the first victim, and the third probe eats up the torpedo with an extra flash. Best of all is how the ships are deeply silhouetted against the cloud.
    I think the only thing missing is witnessing the first torpedoes disappearing one by one in the cloud as suggested by the computer screen in the original movie.

  • @Tagiomaki1701
    @Tagiomaki1701 13 років тому +17

    Absolutely STUNNING! A huge improvement over the movie version of this scene, and the camera angles, sound, and lighting are TOP notch :)

    • @damienkramer
      @damienkramer День тому

      Hard disagree. That’s pretty disrespectful to the model makers and film crew who worked really hard to create the effects in the 1970’s.

  • @jurassickaiju14
    @jurassickaiju14 4 роки тому +4

    3:10 This shot might just be my favorite part of the whole video. The way it captures the vastness of space and the Amar's newfound loneliness is amazing.

  • @innerboostaffirmations
    @innerboostaffirmations 9 років тому +6

    Love the sound those photon torpedoes make. Good job in duplication of all the sound effects.

  • @1138thz
    @1138thz 8 років тому +6

    The Klingon D-7 Battle Cruiser is the best looking ship to have ever come out of the Star Trek franchise. The Enterprise looks like the Love Boat by comparison. The D-7 Looks like a pure warship.

    • @VideoSpaceFX
      @VideoSpaceFX  8 років тому +2

      Yes but remember Federation starships are not weapons of war.

    • @1138thz
      @1138thz 8 років тому +1

      VideoSpaceFX and thus the Love Boat

  • @mikeb6033
    @mikeb6033 8 років тому +8

    one thing I like about this over the movie version is this version shows all 3 Klingon ships being destroyed, whereas the movie version only shows 2 getting destroyed, even though there were 3 ships.

    • @VideoSpaceFX
      @VideoSpaceFX  8 років тому +3

      To be fair that may have been done for pacing reasons. In the original scene you also had the cut-aways to the Epsilon 9 station. I think it works better without those scenes actually.

    • @flickmonger87
      @flickmonger87 7 років тому +2

      YES! THIS! I've always been like, "well, what happened to the 3rd ship?" Now I have my answer!

    • @andymac4883
      @andymac4883 6 років тому +2

      Honestly, I'd always assumed the third ship was digitised offscreen, while the camera was focused on Epsilon 9.

  • @VideoSpaceFX
    @VideoSpaceFX  11 років тому +3

    This discussion has cropped up alot on here. Basically V'ger was already traveling FTL and so the Klingons were at warp here already, although the way they move around and stuff goes against everything we have seen of ships travelling at warp only going in the forward direction.

  • @TONYGILLEY
    @TONYGILLEY 5 років тому +3

    At 2:37 I really love the reveal of V'Ger's energy blasts. Nothing bombastic but subtle enough for you to think "Oh sh*t" The starship equivalent of a good horror scene playing out.

  • @InkySquid17
    @InkySquid17 13 років тому +2

    I was on the edge of my seat the entire time. This scene creates more atmosphere than the entire 2009 Star Trek attempt. Thanks for the upload, it looks great.

  • @LancetFencing
    @LancetFencing 4 роки тому +2

    absolute best remake I’ve seen so far Fantastic!

  • @JonnyHolms
    @JonnyHolms 2 роки тому

    I can't believe how much time has gone by since this movie was made.

  • @tdrewman
    @tdrewman 13 років тому +1

    I just had a flash back to 1979, North Carolina, watching this for the first time as a kid. I am lost for words. This is awesome !!

  • @yumsy37
    @yumsy37 2 роки тому +1

    I think its really interesting that the weapon is essentially a teleporter and then the information is then stored within V'ger.

  • @blindandwatching
    @blindandwatching 12 років тому

    I've always gotten a certain perverse pleasure watching the Klingons get stored so that V'ger can analyse them later to figure out what they were doing.

  • @fc231
    @fc231 10 років тому +1

    These battle cruisers were always my favorite. Seeing the D7 make its debut again when my brother took me to see STVI:THE UNDISCOVERED COUNTRY at the theaters gave me good chills. Everyone clapped when it uncloaked and stood side by side the Enterprise :D

  • @noscwoh1
    @noscwoh1 12 років тому +2

    You are fast becoming my UA-cam hero. The old D9 K't'inga cruisers have never looked so elegant. Even without the dialog and reaction shots, this perfectly captures the terror of the original. Looking forward to your next vid!

  • @JovianJeff
    @JovianJeff 10 років тому +1

    That was fantastic! Breathtaking vista with sounds I remember as well as the music all integrated for an improved visual treat. I think you did an outstanding job with this.

  • @christhornley1664
    @christhornley1664 8 років тому

    Brilliant! You've managed to augment the sequence from the original in both sound and vision. Also improved sequencing in the fact that we see all three Klingon cruisers destroyed by the immensely powerful cloud. The switch to the Epsilon 9 Space Station in the original sequence was a distraction. Most excellent, and very impressive! Congratulations!

  • @BigBennKlingon
    @BigBennKlingon 11 років тому +2

    wow. thanks for making this! as a kid this was one of my all time fav sci-fi scenes. would watch the scene over and over on vhs - while rarely ever watching the full movie

  • @rpsmith221
    @rpsmith221 12 років тому +1

    Very nice job. I also remember seeing this in the theater. This is an awesome recreation.

  • @VideoSpaceFX
    @VideoSpaceFX  12 років тому

    The sound fx are sourced from ST video games. Budget 3D software I would suggest are Blender or Truespace (both free i believe). This was made using 3dsmax.

  • @Xonx68
    @Xonx68 13 років тому +1

    Fantastic job with this! You made some beautiful improvements while still keeping the "feel" of the original very nicely! Awesome work!

  • @btly-wing6531
    @btly-wing6531 8 років тому +6

    This was the best scene of the first movie for me, and this remake looks even better

  • @blkmanbat
    @blkmanbat 10 років тому +4

    This is Great! Well Done!! I don't care about all the STTMP haters. The Movie was good. Read the book.... It was very good!!! Jerry Goldsmith is (was) a master music composer! He in my opinion made the movie!! Please give a thumbs up for Mr. Goldsmith!!!!!!

  • @phillipgathright8001
    @phillipgathright8001 5 років тому +2

    Such an awesome beginning to what turned out to be a rather dull movie. Love the "Klingon Theme!"

  • @Jayshuh1
    @Jayshuh1 11 років тому

    This is great work, why Robert Wise couldn't vision this type of battle so you could understand the power that the Klingons were fighting was just his lack of understanding of Star Trek and what the fans expected from this Motion Picture .. You have done a great job here, first rate !! Thank you .. Continued success !!

  • @turboshaft77
    @turboshaft77 11 років тому +1

    That was a brilliant remade sequence from Star Trek: The Motion Picture. Fantastic! Loved how you filled in the gaps of live action parts too. :)

  • @AdhamOhm
    @AdhamOhm 13 років тому

    I've always thought of V'ger's weapon as some kind of transporter device. It "beams up" an object and turns it into a digital data stream, much like a normal transporter would, but instead of making the object rematerialize somewhere else, V'ger stores the object in its memory... permanently.
    Great video, by the way.

  • @VideoSpaceFX
    @VideoSpaceFX  13 років тому

    @nsbwastaken Elements of the sound come from the PAL DVD version of TMP, and when they convert 24fps films into PAL, which is 25fps, they just play it faster (104.17% speed actually), so the pitch will be slightly higher in the sound. It's something you notice when you buy soundtracks, you think that doesn't sound right if you're used to watching PAL movies. To me the soundtrack version is too low pitch because I am used to it from the DVD.

  • @ScottGammans
    @ScottGammans 13 років тому +1

    I've seen several attempts at recreating this iconic scene from "Star Trek: The Motionless Picture" and this is by far my favorite. Kudos for doing your own thing with many of the camera angles... I think my two favorite bits were the energy ball POV hitting the first cruiser, and the torpedo getting "swallowed" by the last energy ball. Very cool. :)

  • @cscomposer
    @cscomposer 12 років тому

    Seriously, very nice job. This was obviously a labor of love and I always enjoy that level of talent.
    I remember seeing "ST:TMP" in the theatre as a kid with my dad in 1978. Even though I was familiar with high-quality FX after seeing "Star Wars," for some reason, I expected this film to look exactly like the lower-budget TV show (eh, I was 8.) Needless to say, I was blown away by the actual film.
    Again, nice job!

  • @edrdnc6706
    @edrdnc6706 4 роки тому +2

    THIS SCENE:
    Love the "Continuing to attack" background music.
    Hate that they followed the Hollywood trope of the "ship passing", and torpedo firing sounds in space.
    Curious that they never explained why starships were so close together. Perhaps overlapping shields allowed the center one to concentrate their shield energy forward, making the leader better protected?
    THIS CLIP:
    It's edited in a way that makes it quite confusing. the torpedo's fate are not shown. Also the counter-torpedo appears to hit the white incoming sphere and for a moment it looks like it was divided into two spheres.

  • @brian-s-foxx
    @brian-s-foxx 6 років тому

    I want to compliment you on your optical effects. I’ve watched literally dozens and dozens of fan made Star Trek battles here on UA-cam and for some reason NO ONE gets Photon Torpedoes right! Not even those guys making Axanar come close to your accurately. Most people’s Photon Torpedoes look kind of weak and wimpy. Yours look like they really pack a punch! All your other optical effects are top notch as well. Great modeling to.

  • @voyager202000
    @voyager202000 11 років тому

    Very nice recreation!!!! Proof positive that this site has the best talent on the planet!!!! Well done and live long and prosper!

  • @VideoSpaceFX
    @VideoSpaceFX  13 років тому

    @logandarklighter
    That might explain why in scenes where the Enterprise is moving into the cloud its impulse engines are not on but the warp nacelles are glowing as if at warp.

  • @VideoSpaceFX
    @VideoSpaceFX  12 років тому

    I think it's the Cloud in it's entirety and the filament structures are only visible as you get much closer rather like Saturn's rings look like solid structures.

  • @archangel72367
    @archangel72367 13 років тому

    Best recreation EVER!!! Love the Torp effects and the perspective from the cloud watching the last KTinga trying to get away. AWESOME

  • @DBro65
    @DBro65 13 років тому

    @BygPhattyPlus -I could be wrong, but I don't think the K'Tinga class battle cruisors had warp capability. They were built stricktly for short range battles and protecting the Klingon border. The K'vort class warbirds, however, did have warp capability. They could strick from anywhere in the quadrant.

  • @TankUni
    @TankUni 12 років тому +1

    This is really well done - particularly the lightning-materialization fx.

  • @JMChladek
    @JMChladek 12 років тому +1

    Pacing and timing was spot on, down to what was not seen, but implied on the Epsilon Nine monitors (when the first Klingon got fried). Beautifully done.

  • @tripsadelica
    @tripsadelica 8 років тому +2

    Brilliant! I love it! You have excellent skills. I congratulate you!
    On thing I would have liked to see (time count 0.30) was more independent movement from each Klingon ship as the camera traced the rear of the ships heading into the cloud. I always thought this was a mistake in the original film (done for cost reasons...one ship was photographed and then matted three times into the composite to make the scene appear to have three ships). It would have been nice to see, perhaps one ship twist into the 180 degree plain and for minor variations in their flight path. You did a great job addressing this error of the original film in your later shots where more independent movement is shown. Well done!!! :)

  • @livingchutoy5422
    @livingchutoy5422 10 років тому +6

    Even now, in 2014, these effects are still excellent. Star Trek Movies have always Impressed. This one is still one of my top fav Sci-fi flicks

    • @SovietHampsterLord
      @SovietHampsterLord 9 років тому +2

      Christopher Adams Are you serious? clearly this is just a nostalgic statement. Yes, the effects are very impressive for the time but they absolutely do NOT hold up. I'm a star trek fan but what a fucking joke your comment is.

    • @seanfee2198
      @seanfee2198 9 років тому +4

      Christopher Adams Agreed. They did a top notch job of model-making and cinematography, and it stands up moderately well to today's effects standards. It's really too bad some people can't remain civil when they disagree, instead of resorting to unnecessary hostility.

    • @johnwrigley1728
      @johnwrigley1728 9 років тому

      +Sean Fee I agree with you on that everyone is entitled to their opinions without resorting to swearing 👍👍

  • @VideoSpaceFX
    @VideoSpaceFX  13 років тому

    @Warrhawk09
    Well the Director's Edition has 2 AUs while the original had 82 AUs. 2 AUs is nearly 200 million miles so either way it's massive.

  • @ericwebguy
    @ericwebguy 12 років тому

    this is in *many* ways scarier and more intense than the original.
    I REALLY ENJOYED IT, GREAT WORK!!

  • @Saracen11
    @Saracen11 13 років тому

    Amazing piece of work. I really liked the detail on the ship exteriors.

  • @VideoSpaceFX
    @VideoSpaceFX  13 років тому

    @captjami Thanks. The only problem with that is the copyright issue with using footage from the film.

  • @VideoSpaceFX
    @VideoSpaceFX  12 років тому

    Yes I understand that criticism, but I purposely sped up the music soundtrack to 104%. The reason being that to me, that IS the music. When I listen to CD soundtracks it doesn't sound right to my ears. When you've watched the films alot on PAL VHS and DVD, that becomes your only memory of the music. Of course it's not just the speed that changes but pitch as well. I know it's "wrong" in that it was not composed that way, but to me it just sounds right!

  • @flatshade
    @flatshade 11 років тому +1

    Masterfully recreated.
    I remember seeing the ST TMP at the cinema back then as a child and V'ger and its ability to erase things so easily out of existence seriously scared me. =D

  • @starsiegeplayer
    @starsiegeplayer 13 років тому

    @Teletran35 Yes, the cloud was moving at warp speed in the movie, so were the Klingons. Enterprise was also moving at warp speed when she intercepted the cloud.
    You can definitely turn around in warp speed.

  • @martok2112
    @martok2112 13 років тому +1

    My jaw just dropped !Extremely well done! :) I like how you also accounted for the first Klingon K't'inga getting zapped. This was most impressive! :)

  • @Bynk333
    @Bynk333 8 років тому +5

    Epic battle fail, bud legendary Klingon theme :-)

  • @Kalaida
    @Kalaida 12 років тому

    And I thought I was the only one who caught the klingon cruiser firing a second shot at V'Ger's plasma bolt just before it hit the cruiser. Nicely done.

  • @VideoSpaceFX
    @VideoSpaceFX  13 років тому

    @tracknights
    Yes well actually in the film when they disappear on the Klingon viewscreen I was thinking that was perhaps them going out of range of the sensors rather than being neutralised or something, because the cloud was so large.

  • @boradis
    @boradis 12 років тому

    I'm like Chris Schuette above and saw the film in the theater. In retrospect yes it is long and tedious. But at the time I was utterly awestruck by how totally real everything felt. Just seeing the Klingon cruisers from different angles, with bridges that looked like feudal castles with their windows all lit up astounded me.

  • @jayandrew2000
    @jayandrew2000 11 років тому

    As Kirk mentioned in his log, the intruder was traveling at warp speed toward Earth. Based on that, one could assume that the cloud and the Klingon ships were already at warp, and the production team left out the warp effect for a more visually appealing opening battle sequence. Also, while the Enterprise was inside the V'Ger cloud, it was reported that it had reduced in size (as mentioned earlier) and slowed to sub-warp velocity.

  • @luthermcgee7586
    @luthermcgee7586 3 роки тому

    The best one yet. Especially when the last klingon ship firing again showing the photon torpedo ineffective, then being " uncreated" took place.

  • @squat666
    @squat666 8 років тому +3

    Absolutely beautiful. Great sound, CG and best of all, no people. You should be proud of yourself. My only criticism is when you strafe left across all three ships, I give you 9.99/ 10.00

  • @omarcaal8152
    @omarcaal8152 8 років тому

    GOOD JOB!! My only critique, is that shouldn't the 3 Klingon torpedoes disappear at about 2:12 into the video?

  • @darrenholcomb42
    @darrenholcomb42 12 років тому

    @OpenMawProductions~No, they were`nt. Not only did we not see them go to warp or hear any character give an order to, but every shot of the Klingon ships, from the opening scene to their destruction, shows them moving with a static looking background star field identical to how it looks when ever we see the Enterprise cruising at sub light. If they were already moving at warp speed the background star field would have a slightly streaked flowing motion to it just like the Enterprise does.

  • @stromulanwars
    @stromulanwars 2 роки тому +1

    I have seen a bunch of these redoing the Klingon Battle but, THS is the Best I've seen! I love it!

  • @darrenholcomb42
    @darrenholcomb42 11 років тому

    @DocHellfish-I'm not dogin ya just pointing some things out. My comment was about the Klingon scene specifically so references to the Enterprise and what it does are not relevent as the Enterprise is'nt in this scene. And in fact the flowing background star effect indicating warp speed (not the initial warp streak of the ship) are both shown in this movie. But again thats the Enterprise later, not the Klingons here. Also static warp shells produce engine illumination without actual movement.

  • @HalloranIllustrations
    @HalloranIllustrations 12 років тому +1

    That was unbelieveably EPIC! Right down to the V'GER effect of the weapon. Fantastic job my friend. Very action packed and thrilling.

  • @VideoSpaceFX
    @VideoSpaceFX  11 років тому

    I think I added a gradient material onto the model in 3D and keyframed it so that it moved from one side to the other how I wanted. Using that in addition to a normal render of the ship allowed me to create the effect of the disappearance along with multiple instances of lightning.

  • @CIkler
    @CIkler 12 років тому

    Excellent video, the effects and sound were top notch!

  • @martok2112
    @martok2112 11 років тому

    This was a nice shoot! Good looking models, and I loved a lot of the embellished or additional shots...a few of which I would've loved to see in the actual motion picture. Also liked that this video depicted the "digitization" of the third Klingon cruiser. Loved the photon torpedo effects too. Kudos to all artists involved. :)

  • @DocHellfish
    @DocHellfish 11 років тому

    Watch again. Notice that in the Enterprise/V'ger scenes, the deflector is blue (indicating it is on) and the warp coils are glowing. This scene took place at high warp.

  • @hardwire5000
    @hardwire5000 11 років тому +1

    Very good work. You've captured the feel of the original effects perfectly. Impressive :)

  • @VideoSpaceFX
    @VideoSpaceFX  11 років тому

    In TNG "The Emissary" a K'Tinga from the 23rd century fires disruptors at the Enterprise I think. They look to be on the wings where they angle down towards the engines. By DS9 they had phasers, disruptors and torpedoes fitted apparently.

  • @VideoSpaceFX
    @VideoSpaceFX  12 років тому

    They certainly are impressive. I'm not sure I would think of that as neccesarily an inconsistency since V'ger may be able to rearrange it's internal structures so going through the orifice leads to different areas. I do love the shot of the actual V'ger ship at Earth that's in the Dir. Ed.

  • @IRJustman
    @IRJustman 13 років тому

    I think the truck-pan shot around the perimeter of the cloud just in front of the ships really conveyed how much deep doo-doo the Klingons had stepped into.
    I have to wonder how long it will be when someone takes all these wonderful effects shots I see here on UA-cam and knits them together with the original movie to make a full feature. Ever since I saw 405 The Movie back in 2001, I never cease to be amazed by the creativity and ingenuity of people like yourself.

  • @mikefalderoff8236
    @mikefalderoff8236 11 років тому

    These effects are much MUCH better than even the "directors cut" version !!!!

  • @pdex2165
    @pdex2165 13 років тому

    Just randomly came across this. Excellent work, sir!

  • @VideoSpaceFX
    @VideoSpaceFX  11 років тому

    Yes I also had a very worn-out VHS recorded from the TV before the things called DVDs came out.

  • @logandarklighter
    @logandarklighter 13 років тому

    @WilfredIvanhoe You both have good points in regards to "why weren't they jumping to warp"? Here's my answer: They already WERE at warp speed! The V'Ger cloud was supposedly several AU's in diameter. (AU = Astronomical Unit. The distance between the Sun and the Earth. 93 Million miles) And the V'Ger cloud itself was moving at something like Warp 8-9. So the Klingons already were at Warp speed. It's just the sheer immensity of the scale that makes it seem like they were moving slowly.

  • @Arctic_Fox_NFFC
    @Arctic_Fox_NFFC 12 років тому

    This is extremely impressive. For a minute I thought I was watching the film. Kept waiting for the bridge scene.

  • @jamieolberding7731
    @jamieolberding7731 3 роки тому +1

    VideoSpaceFX 15.2K subscribers The Klingon K't'inga class Battle Cruiser's and V'Ger look totally awesome.

  • @redcardinalist
    @redcardinalist 11 років тому

    Excellently done; really nice animation.
    If you will allow a constructive criticism :) you have the Klingon ships retreating before any of them has been attacked and I don't think they would have retreated until the first ship has been annihilated?

  • @roman0robert
    @roman0robert 3 роки тому

    Well done! I've seen a number of 'remades' and this one is nice and clean. Enjoyed it. Many thanks.

  • @oldsouth31
    @oldsouth31 10 років тому +12

    Don't they have warp drive?

    • @DogsRNice
      @DogsRNice 9 років тому +5

      They are at warp

    • @hughcapetien
      @hughcapetien 9 років тому +4

      DogsRNiceMineCraft They are? If so, why aren't the star fields flashing by?

    • @esecallum
      @esecallum 9 років тому +5

      +Hugh Lusignan it was impulse power.i think they even said full impulse when turning away from vger.

    • @bonkobonko6707
      @bonkobonko6707 9 років тому +1

      +Ese Callum The said Evasive. ..

    • @warp9p659
      @warp9p659 7 років тому +6

      Exactly. I never understood why they didn't go to warp.

  • @starsiegeplayer
    @starsiegeplayer 13 років тому

    This is well done. I like that you used different angles and motion.

  • @DocHellfish
    @DocHellfish 11 років тому

    Actually they didn't leave out the warp effect. The effects were more akin to the series than what came later. The streak effect started in STII. In TOS and TMP, the stars just moved by fast.

  • @VideoSpaceFX
    @VideoSpaceFX  11 років тому

    Lol, thanks but it's just a video I made for fun. If Paramount re-did this scene now in a modern style it would be all the super fast cuts and shaky camera crap.

  • @kzinn100
    @kzinn100 11 років тому

    If you read the book version they were reduced to patterns on the walls of hell.Vger was Voyager found by the early BORG and sent back to find the CREATOR.As well,the conical ice-cream cone from the original series was a super-weapon designed by a race to combat the BORG,but went renagade.

  • @VideoSpaceFX
    @VideoSpaceFX  11 років тому

    Apparently it was Roddenberry who vetoed the idea of a British captain. So they made him a Frenchman who drinks Earl Gray tea, quotes Shakespeare and goes to visit his family and nephew in France who are all British as well!
    I guess it doesn't really affect the series much because it was set in the 24th century!

  • @VideoSpaceFX
    @VideoSpaceFX  12 років тому

    Yes it's a bit more than in the original, but I'd say it gives the weapon a sense of awesome energy. For a serious flare overload there was a movie made in 2009 by JJ Abrams, I forget the name though.

  • @logandarklighter
    @logandarklighter 13 років тому

    @VideoSpaceFX Exactly. Some of my speculation is actually based on what was described in the novelization of the film. The warp speed interceptions of the Klingon cruisers - and later, the Enterprise - were described there in greater detail.

  • @VideoSpaceFX
    @VideoSpaceFX  12 років тому

    Yeah the effects sequences are a little long, but it's something that I miss in newer films of today where things are always too rushed.

  • @hermitcrabbot
    @hermitcrabbot 11 років тому +1

    V'ger has returned, and is currently collecting data patterns of carbon-based infestations during her Dreamchaser Tour of North America.

  • @ElectricExperimentsRobert33
    @ElectricExperimentsRobert33 12 років тому +6

    Very nice!

  • @vetred
    @vetred 7 років тому

    I downloaded the original scene in 2006 and this makes me D class happy. Middle ship never shown in demise. Cool video Thank You!

  • @mthai66
    @mthai66 8 років тому +4

    V'ger + Paralax + Galactus = Insane Cloud Posse

  • @VideoSpaceFX
    @VideoSpaceFX  13 років тому

    @TruthWatch
    Lol, I didn't delete them because I would have had to rip them from the DVD and add them to my created footage. I didn't do that for copyright reasons.

  • @VideoSpaceFX
    @VideoSpaceFX  11 років тому

    Thanks, I did not make this model though. They added extra detail to the D7 design to make the K'tinga as the original model used in TOS was very simple.