Kirk outsmarted him by exaggeration of enterprises repair time over the communicators allowing kahn to hear this and make him feel at ease letting spock and enterprise to beam them back aboard to fight on in round 2 mutarea nebula
@@almightyrat Well, it's quite possible Kirk's gambit(from his POV when he yelled that) might not have paid off if Khan had managed to go destroy the Enterprise. In that case, Kirk really would have been stuck there forever. he also didn't know about the genesis cave yet.
"I've Done Far Worse Then Kill You. I've Hurt You, and I Wish to Go on Hurting You. I Shall Leave You as You Left Me, As You Left Her, Marooned for Eternity in the Center of a Dead Planet, Buried Alive". One of my all-time favorite villain quotes.
Yes yes Khaaaan yada yada. But the totally underrated line, love how he delivered it - "like a poor marksmen you keep missing the target." Frickin awesome
My favorite line apart from the iconic “khan yell” was…”khan u bloodsucker…you’re going to have to come down here to do your dirty work yourself!! Do YOU??!!!!
I love how they discover a mysterious, unknown alien lifeform that can be used to control minds, and Kirk's natural reaction is to just kill the shit out of it
It's a proven threat. Who knows what it would do after leaving Chekov. It might seek another host. Its like the flying parasites they encountered on Deneva.
That some targeting! The slug fell straight down! Would be right next to Chekov's head! and it must have been set low to "incinerate inch worm" or bye bye navigator!
I love the change in Kirk's tone at 1:19, when the Genesis torpedo is beamed away. Before that, Kirk is angry but controlled, goading Khan in an attempt to produce an emotional response. After that, he's off-balance and truly worried. He knows too much about what Genesis can do.
Eh, I think all Starfleet officers know what a starship could do to a planet (General Order 4) as well as why there's a prime directive (probably a civilization destroyed itself when Earthers or others interfered), even if we as the audience don't know the details. I think that's why in TOS they were able to resist Khan, and why the scientists would rather die than cooperate.
@@kenetickups6146 Was just thinking that. Boy, looking at what didn't make the plot of Star Trek: The Motion Picture makes me think they didn't know what to do with the franchise. What happened to D.C. Fontana and the original writers? Even some of the animated series episodes were pretty good. This was like "Balance of Terror." Too bad they didn't have something like "A Taste of Armageddon." Or better yet, have something to say about current events of the 1970s and '80s like crime and punishment, refugees and illegal immigration, and democracy vs totalitarianism (now fascism). They did talk about species extinction in Star Trek IV, but it was a cop-out to take the scientist with them. Although some say that maybe the movie's attention and success saved the whales when the environmentalists couldn't.
“Perhaps I no longer need to try,” Subtle, yet one of the most profound quotes in the franchise. Quite profound, and it has so many parallels to real life.
What many people don’t realize is that Kirk’s yell is an act, another trick he pulls on Khan. Kirk knows that Spock and the Enterprise will be back in 2 hours, he wants Khan to think he has severely crippled Enterprise and that repairs will take TWO DAYS per the overheard radio damage report. Thus, Kirk expresses his anger in a controlled fashion; the outburst serves a purpose.
"The Wrath of Khan" was a cerebral chess match between two opponents who never meet face to face. "Into Darkness" ended with a fist fight between Khan and Spock. That says it all really.
@dannyhuskerjay yes but some things are better in theory than reality. I much prefer a more intelligent solution than the hollywoody over the top stuff.
@@dannyhuskerjay Wrong. No one asked for a reboot of Khan, let alone a reboot in which Khan is written so badly he is reduced to merely a physical threat - no grand strategy, no manipulation, no cunning, just a killing machine to punch and be punched.
Attention all fiction writers, this scene illustrates the importance of naming your characters carefully. Imagine how this scene would've played out if things were slightly different... Villain: I shall leave you as you left me--as you left her!--marooned for all eternity in the center of a dead planet... buried alive! Hero: TIMOTHYYYYYY!!!!!!!
A lot of people would rag on Shatner...but the man was a Shakespearean trained actor. He kicked ass in the OST (original series), just as he does in the films, and everything else he has done. He IS James T. Kirk. I recommend you check out his chops in the original series episodes "Balance of Terror", "The Naked Time", and "City on the Edge of Forever". And of course, he just kills in comedy (Boston Legal).
@@jospenner9503 Just because people have access to the internet, doesn't mean they're smart enough to actually use it. Definitely arrogant enough to think they don't need to know any better.
Cheers to Kirk and his good aim, he was able to hit a 4 cm bug, from a distance of about 2 meters, and even worse, only a few centimeters close to Chekov’s head!
Would make more sense for Doctor McCoy to capture it and study it, to help Chekov. Set phaser for stun! Of course in my opinion there was a lot of stupidity in this movie. "You're not exactly catching us at our best" applies to this one too.
In Hollywood some of the best screens in history prob came from this movie. Just sensational acting. Ricardo molataban was the lead actor here. He set the tone and bought Kahn to life. And challenged kirks crew like no one else ever had.
The Wrath of Khan will always be my all time favorite Star Trek film, it was the film that saved the Star Trek Franchise, and The Wrath of Khan had a stellar music score by James Horner. The performances from William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy were both brilliant, Khan was a great Star Trek villain, and the scene where Kirk yells Khan was one of the best scenes of the film. The Wrath of Khan along with 2001: A Space Odyssey, Star Wars 1977, Alien, Blade Runner, The Terminator, Back to the Future, Aliens, and RoboCop 1987 are my top 9 absolute favorite sci-fi films.
Many great lines in this scene which i don't need to repeat as they're well immortalized.. but one thing that draws you the most into the scene is the sheer dejection and palpable horror that Montalban conveys with his bare facial expressions as Khan finds out that Kirk is still alive! It utterly captivates you as a viewer and sucks you into Khan's inner emotional turmoil before he then utters those immortal lines of vengeance to his old enemy. The way Montalban is able to convey Khan's inner emotions is why Khan's character was so believable and had such a presence on the screen - and thus by many is considered to be the only ever equal enemy to Kirk on the screen. What a magnificent actor! From 0:30 .
Still the best Khan Yell than Into Darkness,with Spock screaming it, (no offense to the reboot, but it's still a bit on par but didn't have the edge that this had).
@@usamazahid3882 to be honest. I Goddamn laughed at the reboot. Then again, this scream is pretty goofy too. Ignoring the space volume thing, if Kirk is actually supposed to have yelled so loud that it echoes across the whole planet, everyone in the room and on the Reliant's bridge is now instantly permanently dead. Creative liberties I guess.
Kirk grabbing the communicator and almost going berserk always reminds me of that scene in It's A Wonderful Life when George Bailey is flipping out and he grabs the loose newell post as he's going up the stairs and it comes off in his hand and for a brief wild-eyed moment he made like he was going to throw it across the room. Just about to go apeshit like Ren Höek.
The one clear proof the Oscars are rigged ... Montalban was not even nominated! ... DISGRACEFUL! .. ... Thank you Ricardo for helping make a classic! ... You live on for all eternity in all our Trekkie hearts!
The best villains would be heroes in another story. Khan has legitimate reasons to hate Kirk. He also means every word of "my old friend" because he feels genuine kinship with and respect for Kirk and his abilities and Kirk clearly did not. Complexity in villains, love to see it.
One of the things I love about this movie is that Nicholas Meyer, with a lot of difficult initial interactions with Shatner, managed to get Shatner to radically alter the characterization of Kirk, to something almost method like. You can feel Kirk’s seething rage in the sarcastic delivery of “you keep missing the target”, which makes it an incredible line in a scene full of extraordinarily great dialog (written by Meyer). The result is Shatner’s performance is really outstanding and genuinely nuanced in a way we’d never seen before. Without this change the movie, with Kirk as the immovable object to Khan’s unstoppable force, wouldn’t have worked.
I discovered Star Trek through the reboot series. Honestly, it's really good and I still like it, but after seeing this movie I finally understood why the old fans were disappointed. The original Khan is absolutely *terrifying*, and Benedict Cumberbatch might be an impressive villain, but he does not compare to the real deal. Every single scene with Khan is chilling, every line delivered perfectly, every facial expression on point. It feels like watching a Shakesperean play.
Shakespeare was 'The Undiscovered Country'. 'Wrath of Khan' was Melville. But you're on point. "They" (you know, 'them'?) actually translated Shakespeare into Klingon. That's taking nerd status to 11.
Ricardo Montalban will always be the best Khan. The powerful performance he did using his distinct expressions and voice remains unmatched even by Benedict Cumberbatch.
When Khan says i shall leave you as you left me as you left ''her'' he is referring to Marla McGivers from ''Space Seed '' She was killed by the Ceti Eels and that seeded Khan's revenge .
Which was done more out of necessity than a plot device. Madelyn Rhue was still alive in real life, but was in ill health and was unable to reprise the role. So they had to write her out of the story.
But a solid plot device it was. When Khan was last seen... he was being deposited on a thriving planet with a woman he considered his wife. 15 years later... the former lieutenant is dead, half of his followers are dead, and the planet is basically not really able to sustain live. He blames Kirk for never coming back. Believing if Kirk had... his beloved wife might still be alive.
Shatner really proved his acting chops in these movies. Love his understated subtle performance in TMP. Also check out his "Klingon B'Stard..." bit in Search For Spock.
Love how Khan sets the genesis device for detonation at the end and Spock sacrifices his own life to save the ship and crew..... Sad ending but very emotional and enjoyable.
The look on Khan's face when he heard Admiral Kirk's voice after another failed attempt on his life is priceless. Khan didn't even have the courage to beam down to inside the planetoid to get Kirk face to face despite his genetically engineered strength.
Besides, he knows what Kirk is trying to do, to play off his pride so it can be his downfall. He wont play Kirk's game. In fact, he will leave it in the center of a dead planet...buried alive.
Two great actors. Montalban was such a class act and an amazing talent. Did you know that Ricardo Montalban was a gymnast, like Burt Lancaster? He stayed in amazing physical shape well into his sixties, until he became wheelchair bound. Did you know that Ricardo Montalban was injured on the set of a movie way back in 1951 by being thrown from a horse and having his back trampled by another horse? Did you know that this injury caused him excruciating pain for the rest of his life, in spite of which he kept up a punishing physical exercise regimen to stay in shape, and when he sought surgical treatment for the pain 40 years later, it left him in a wheelchair for the rest of his life? Pause this clip at 2:07, and regard the tortured expression on Shatner's face. Then tell me William Shatner was a "ham" who "couldn't act".
"I hurt you and I wish to go on hurting you. I shall leave you as you left me, as you left her. Marooned for all eternity in the center of a dead planet, buried alive. Buried alive." 'Goat baa's
People talk about Shatner's acting, but I think it was spot on here. From the moment he shot the creature (that came out of Chekov's ear), watch. First, he has a look of disgust towards vermin, then it subtly deepens for the REAL villain, Khan! Notice this before he reaches the communicator to talk to him
After reading the comments...nothing else needs to be said! Except, that this is the best Sar Trek movie of all time, and one of the best sci fi movies of all time!
A friend and I were talking and we agreed that the only direction from the director was "Just do it, go crazy". LOL!! I love this one, just marvelous. Mr. Rourke deserved an Oscar!!! Seriously, for the camp brilliance of it. KHAAAAAAAAAAAAAN!
It's fun to finally see this iconic moment I've been hearing about since I was a kid :) . Never really got into the modern trek films by JJ Abrhams. I liked the first one fine but never seen it more than twice and the second one I haven't seen since seeing it when it came out. You just can't beat the classics, man. The writing, acting, perfect casting is unbeatable. Replacing Kirk, Spock and Khan is like replacing Picard, Worf and Data: Get outta here!
And how do you begin this clip of the most amazing Sci-Fi moment in history? With blood gushing from Chekov's ear and that horrible creature, of course!
The crazy thing about the Augments like Khan and his crew is that even being from the 20th century, they took a 23rd century Starship and ran it like they were born to it... Only Kirk and crew experience with new blood from trainees saved them from losing completely. Made a tv episode into a classic just cause u know what's coming...
I've never noticed this until today. If you play 1:13 at .25 speed, you can see Kirstie Alley deliberately drops out of shot behind William Shatner because she knows she has the biggest stupid grin on her face; she's obviously trying not to laugh.
"You managed to kill just about everyone else, but like a poor marksman, you keep missing the target." Nice way to rub it in and lose your cool at the same time.
"I've done far worse than kill you... I've hurt you. And I wish to go on... *_hurting you._* "
One of the best lines delivered by a villain ever.
Kirk outsmarted him by exaggeration of enterprises repair time over the communicators allowing kahn to hear this and make him feel at ease letting spock and enterprise to beam them back aboard to fight on in round 2 mutarea nebula
He is without honor.
Second place would be "Buried alive...buried alive..."
Sounds like something an evil ex would say!
I've heard thus during several parent/teacher conferences
In space, no one can hear you scream... unless you’re William Shatner
🤭😂😂😂😂🤣
Unless your screaming Kahn
@@shoal2242 why don’t you believe in Christianity
@@sdime9858 why don’t you believe in Christianity
Why don’t you believe in Christianity
This movie was great. But in my opinion, it had it's pros and KHAAAANNNs
*****
XDD
two years late, but dude I LOL'd so hard!!!
Genius!
RBP!!!
KHAAAAANN you be more specific?
More FrenchHorns ! ! hehehehe 1:36
Matt 55, that's NOT funny!
When you real hate someone the best thing to do is yell their name so loud, it echoes in space
Considering that there is no sound in space, Kirk must've really shouted KHAN louder than the Genesis explosion.
He shouted so loud he broke the laws of physics.
Imagine how bummed I was to learn that nothing echoes in space.
"It is very cold. In space." - KHAAAAAAAAAAAAN
@@Chalky. well he is Kirk
Remember, in space, no one can hear you scream!
The moment that Kirk finally and completely blew his cool.
Ah, but Kirk was actually tricking Khan into believing he was stranded when he wasn't
More FrenchHorns ! ! hehehehe 1:36
@@almightyrat Well, it's quite possible Kirk's gambit(from his POV when he yelled that) might not have paid off if Khan had managed to go destroy the Enterprise. In that case, Kirk really would have been stuck there forever. he also didn't know about the genesis cave yet.
He didn't blow his cool at all. he was baiting Khan. He knew Spock would be back to rescue them. It was all an act. Kirk was 2 steps ahead.
beanos beanos yeah that’s why he looks so weird when he shouts Khan. He wasn’t actually mad and he had get himself on that level
"I've Done Far Worse Then Kill You. I've Hurt You, and I Wish to Go on Hurting You. I Shall Leave You as You Left Me, As You Left Her, Marooned for Eternity in the Center of a Dead Planet, Buried Alive". One of my all-time favorite villain quotes.
The way he enunciated "Hurting you" you really felt his Vengeance kicking you in the gut.
"KHAN!"
KHAAAAAAAN!
Give me the goosebumps to this day.
Khan actually said very alive.
You managed to kill just about everyone else but like a poor marksmen you keep missing the target!
Best line in the movie.
Actually, my favourite is "Khan, I'm laughing at the superior intellect!" *But this one is good too*
What makes the line is his voice cracking on "target."
Just like a stormtrooper
You forgot the elipses. "you keep... missing... the target!"
Ha ha. Signature Shatner line deliverance.
Ricardo Montalban was a damn good actor.
He was a DAAAAAAAAAAAMMN!! good actor.
Especially in the "rich Corinthian leather" commercial! :D
So is Cumberdick Bandersnatch but he was terrible as Khan compared to the original.
It takes a special kind of actor to be a Mexican, playing an Indian
Best Khan ever
The fact that they never saw each other face to face makes Shatner and Montalbon's performances that much more impressive!
Yes yes Khaaaan yada yada. But the totally underrated line, love how he delivered it - "like a poor marksmen you keep missing the target." Frickin awesome
Imagine if Shatner had said: "...like a Stormtrooper you keep missing the target!"
Shots fired!! 😁
@@McD5791 Nah. I appreciate the joke - and both franchises. Just don't cross the streams. :)
My favorite line apart from the iconic “khan yell” was…”khan u bloodsucker…you’re going to have to come down here to do your dirty work yourself!! Do YOU??!!!!
I love how they discover a mysterious, unknown alien lifeform that can be used to control minds, and Kirk's natural reaction is to just kill the shit out of it
You see one of those things come out of your friends head, you'd exterminate it too
It's a proven threat. Who knows what it would do after leaving Chekov. It might seek another host. Its like the flying parasites they encountered on Deneva.
Alien bastards
Kirk's natural first inclination is to kill everything, until Spock or McCoy talk him out of it.
That some targeting! The slug fell straight down! Would be right next to Chekov's head! and it must have been set low to "incinerate inch worm" or bye bye navigator!
I love the change in Kirk's tone at 1:19, when the Genesis torpedo is beamed away. Before that, Kirk is angry but controlled, goading Khan in an attempt to produce an emotional response. After that, he's off-balance and truly worried. He knows too much about what Genesis can do.
"Now Khan......... let's talk about this..."
Eh, I think all Starfleet officers know what a starship could do to a planet (General Order 4) as well as why there's a prime directive (probably a civilization destroyed itself when Earthers or others interfered), even if we as the audience don't know the details. I think that's why in TOS they were able to resist Khan, and why the scientists would rather die than cooperate.
Khan could have destroyed earth with Genesis.
One of Ricardo Montalban's finest performances. RIP Khaaaaaaaan!!!!!
First thing Kahn did when he got the Reliant? Reupholster the Captain's Chair with Fine Corinthian Leather ;)
I understood that reference. :/
And he changed the name of the ship to the USS cordoba
@@pens8766 *Cordoza
2:07 one the greatest yells in cinematic history!!! This movie is the greatest Star Trek movie ever!!!!
Typical Shatner over acting but that's "OK"....... in Star Trek it's completely expected. Wouldn't be the same or as good without it.
To be frank though that’s not a big accomplishment
trek is great but most of the mpvoes suck
@@kenetickups6146 Was just thinking that. Boy, looking at what didn't make the plot of Star Trek: The Motion Picture makes me think they didn't know what to do with the franchise. What happened to D.C. Fontana and the original writers? Even some of the animated series episodes were pretty good.
This was like "Balance of Terror." Too bad they didn't have something like "A Taste of Armageddon." Or better yet, have something to say about current events of the 1970s and '80s like crime and punishment, refugees and illegal immigration, and democracy vs totalitarianism (now fascism). They did talk about species extinction in Star Trek IV, but it was a cop-out to take the scientist with them. Although some say that maybe the movie's attention and success saved the whales when the environmentalists couldn't.
The delivery of "but like a poor marksman you KEEP MISSING the TARGET" is wonderful.
Khan: "Marooned in the heart of a dead planet. Buried alive...buried alive..."
Kirk: "YOU CUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUNT! CUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUNT!"
What...
No "...buried alive... buried alive..."
Kirk: "F*******K! F****K!" ?
“Perhaps I no longer need to try,” Subtle, yet one of the most profound quotes in the franchise. Quite profound, and it has so many parallels to real life.
Ricardo Montalban was 61 when he filmed this ....even at an older age he was a badass Villain
& was jakkkkked…I want to look like that at 61
@@orlandotragic7577 true, the rumour was he had prosthetic pecs, but he actually had a very strong exercise and diet regime he maintained for decades
Some say you can still hear his screams as you pass the Mutara Nebula.
More FrenchHorns ! ! hehehehe 1:36
🤣
The Mutara Nebula no longer exists. It literally was destroyed by the Genesis explosion lol.
What many people don’t realize is that Kirk’s yell is an act, another trick he pulls on Khan. Kirk knows that Spock and the Enterprise will be back in 2 hours, he wants Khan to think he has severely crippled Enterprise and that repairs will take TWO DAYS per the overheard radio damage report. Thus, Kirk expresses his anger in a controlled fashion; the outburst serves a purpose.
Maybe. Maybe not. Could go either way.
@@sandal_thong Well Kirk is awfully calm in the very next scene, more interested in getting a snack then anything else.
Khan rattled him.
Never really thought about this! But this makes sense!!
What kind of salary increase or year end bonus would you give Spock for getting them out of there?
It's always the best people that play the best villains.
Odilwerk Thinking of Peter Cushing(W. Tarkin)
Alan Rickman
@@thekiss2083 Galaxy Quest?
@@RGBtheRhinoOverwatcher no, Love Actually
Don’t forget Sir Christopher Lee!
"The Wrath of Khan" was a cerebral chess match between two opponents who never meet face to face. "Into Darkness" ended with a fist fight between Khan and Spock. That says it all really.
Richard Strong the fist fight a lot of people wanted for years
@dannyhuskerjay yes but some things are better in theory than reality. I much prefer a more intelligent solution than the hollywoody over the top stuff.
@@dannyhuskerjay Wrong. No one asked for a reboot of Khan, let alone a reboot in which Khan is written so badly he is reduced to merely a physical threat - no grand strategy, no manipulation, no cunning, just a killing machine to punch and be punched.
Jarl Knudsen imagine caring this much about a movie
201hastings imagine caring about anything am I right? 🙄 such a millennial cop out that means nothing.
Attention all fiction writers, this scene illustrates the importance of naming your characters carefully. Imagine how this scene would've played out if things were slightly different...
Villain: I shall leave you as you left me--as you left her!--marooned for all eternity in the center of a dead planet... buried alive!
Hero: TIMOTHYYYYYY!!!!!!!
HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
WILL WHEATON! WILL WHEATOOOOOONNNNN!!! 😂
Wouldn't it come out as "TIMMEHHHH!!!!"
@3Rayfire damn it you beat me to it!
Guile: " *BISOOOOON!!!* "
*Background gets engulfed in flames*
I love that they never met face to face. It has so much tension and they kept it elevated and just....wow...this was a greatt return to the series!
A lot of people would rag on Shatner...but the man was a Shakespearean trained actor. He kicked ass in the OST (original series), just as he does in the films, and everything else he has done. He IS James T. Kirk. I recommend you check out his chops in the original series episodes "Balance of Terror", "The Naked Time", and "City on the Edge of Forever". And of course, he just kills in comedy (Boston Legal).
And don't forget he has a small part in Judgement at Nuremberg. -mikenotpaula.
I think you've got him confused with Patrick Stewart. WS was trained in a children's theatre in Canada and then went on to the TV and movies.
@@jospenner9503 Just because people have access to the internet, doesn't mean they're smart enough to actually use it. Definitely arrogant enough to think they don't need to know any better.
You know, that monologue of Khan's at the end is just as iconic to me as the Tears in the Rain one at the end of Blade Runner. Chillingly good.
The RIVALRY and HATRED that grew between these two in this movie was so dang GOOD.
Montalban is just incredible in this film. You forget that he's the bad guy, and just become entranced by the performance
One of the best moments in film history.
Cheers to Kirk and his good aim, he was able to hit a 4 cm bug, from a distance of about 2 meters, and even worse, only a few centimeters close to Chekov’s head!
Lol, yeah I noticed that too!
Would make more sense for Doctor McCoy to capture it and study it, to help Chekov. Set phaser for stun! Of course in my opinion there was a lot of stupidity in this movie. "You're not exactly catching us at our best" applies to this one too.
One of the most iconic scenes...
In Hollywood some of the best screens in history prob came from this movie. Just sensational acting. Ricardo molataban was the lead actor here. He set the tone and bought Kahn to life. And challenged kirks crew like no one else ever had.
It's coming....
Just a minute....
Any second now....
There it is!
KHAAAAAAAAAAAANNNNNNNNN!
So totally worth it.
The Wrath of Khan will always be my all time favorite Star Trek film, it was the film that saved the Star Trek Franchise, and The Wrath of Khan had a stellar music score by James Horner. The performances from William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy were both brilliant, Khan was a great Star Trek villain, and the scene where Kirk yells Khan was one of the best scenes of the film. The Wrath of Khan along with 2001: A Space Odyssey, Star Wars 1977, Alien, Blade Runner, The Terminator, Back to the Future, Aliens, and RoboCop 1987 are my top 9 absolute favorite sci-fi films.
Many great lines in this scene which i don't need to repeat as they're well immortalized.. but one thing that draws you the most into the scene is the sheer dejection and palpable horror that Montalban conveys with his bare facial expressions as Khan finds out that Kirk is still alive! It utterly captivates you as a viewer and sucks you into Khan's inner emotional turmoil before he then utters those immortal lines of vengeance to his old enemy. The way Montalban is able to convey Khan's inner emotions is why Khan's character was so believable and had such a presence on the screen - and thus by many is considered to be the only ever equal enemy to Kirk on the screen. What a magnificent actor! From 0:30 .
KHAAAANNN! KHAAAAANNNNNNN!!! Totally worth the wait thorough the entire movie!
1:00
Huh, I never noticed the Starfleet insignia around Khan's neck before. Must've been a keepsake from McGivers. Nice touch =)
Starfleet was her first love. She gave it up for him.
In the novel "To Reign in Hell ", it was souvenir she kept to remember her Starfleet service. After her death, Khan kept it as a memento of her.
2:02: Khan: Buried Alive! Buried Alive!
Kirk: KHAAAAAAN!!! KHAAAAAAN!!!
Me: PRICELESS!!! PRICELESS!!!
Still the best Khan Yell than Into Darkness,with Spock screaming it, (no offense to the reboot, but it's still a bit on par but didn't have the edge that this had).
Absolutely!!!
@@usamazahid3882 to be honest. I Goddamn laughed at the reboot. Then again, this scream is pretty goofy too. Ignoring the space volume thing, if Kirk is actually supposed to have yelled so loud that it echoes across the whole planet, everyone in the room and on the Reliant's bridge is now instantly permanently dead. Creative liberties I guess.
I love that scene! Shatner was awesome! He was PISSED! and he wanted a one on one with Khan!
Two of the best actors in film and one of the best scenes EVER.
Both Shatner and Montalban made this a great movie. Nothing against Cumberbatch, but seeing this as a kid spoiled me. Will always remember this!
Good acting by William Shatner.
Daniel Williamson are you being sincere or being sacrastic
No. I really mean it.
That is good acting by William Shatner.
2:08 KHAN!!! God! that is epic.
Kirk does it better than Sheldon.
I wonder if Gene Roddenberry ever came to the realization of just what it is he had created.
I think so. He attended many of the early conventions, and knew just how big Star Trek was when he started working on TNG.
Kirk grabbing the communicator and almost going berserk always reminds me of that scene in It's A Wonderful Life when George Bailey is flipping out and he grabs the loose newell post as he's going up the stairs and it comes off in his hand and for a brief wild-eyed moment he made like he was going to throw it across the room. Just about to go apeshit like Ren Höek.
The one clear proof the Oscars are rigged ... Montalban was not even nominated! ... DISGRACEFUL! ..
... Thank you Ricardo for helping make a classic! ... You live on for all eternity in all our Trekkie hearts!
The best villains would be heroes in another story. Khan has legitimate reasons to hate Kirk. He also means every word of "my old friend" because he feels genuine kinship with and respect for Kirk and his abilities and Kirk clearly did not. Complexity in villains, love to see it.
The villain from The Jungle Book is Shere KHAAAAAAAAAAAAN!
Dennis, the constitutional peasant And in Mortal Kombat....Shao KAAAAAAAAHN!
Ahh man, you edited out the evilgasm!
KHAN!
That was Ricardo's masterpiece. The realization that his revenge was complete. The satisfaction that his victory was his.
Captain Ahab!
One of the things I love about this movie is that Nicholas Meyer, with a lot of difficult initial interactions with Shatner, managed to get Shatner to radically alter the characterization of Kirk, to something almost method like. You can feel Kirk’s seething rage in the sarcastic delivery of “you keep missing the target”, which makes it an incredible line in a scene full of extraordinarily great dialog (written by Meyer). The result is Shatner’s performance is really outstanding and genuinely nuanced in a way we’d never seen before. Without this change the movie, with Kirk as the immovable object to Khan’s unstoppable force, wouldn’t have worked.
The ONE TIME Captain Kirk lost it.
Ricardo's acting was brilliant. Khan is an awesome villain
I discovered Star Trek through the reboot series. Honestly, it's really good and I still like it, but after seeing this movie I finally understood why the old fans were disappointed. The original Khan is absolutely *terrifying*, and Benedict Cumberbatch might be an impressive villain, but he does not compare to the real deal. Every single scene with Khan is chilling, every line delivered perfectly, every facial expression on point. It feels like watching a Shakesperean play.
Shakespeare was 'The Undiscovered Country'. 'Wrath of Khan' was Melville. But you're on point.
"They" (you know, 'them'?) actually translated Shakespeare into Klingon. That's taking nerd status to 11.
Ricardo Montalban will always be the best Khan. The powerful performance he did using his distinct expressions and voice remains unmatched even by Benedict Cumberbatch.
I agree he was not a whiner like Benedict's version and he also had long silver hair
Benedict was great tho
df Hold my beer....
@@dannyhuskerjay not in comparison
There is only one Khan. Benedict Cumberbatch played a generic British action/sci-fi movie villain who had Khan's name for absolutely no reason.
When Khan says i shall leave you as you left me as you left ''her'' he is referring to Marla McGivers from ''Space Seed '' She was killed by the Ceti Eels and that seeded Khan's revenge .
Which was done more out of necessity than a plot device. Madelyn Rhue was still alive in real life, but was in ill health and was unable to reprise the role. So they had to write her out of the story.
But a solid plot device it was.
When Khan was last seen... he was being deposited on a thriving planet with a woman he considered his wife.
15 years later... the former lieutenant is dead, half of his followers are dead, and the planet is basically not really able to sustain live.
He blames Kirk for never coming back.
Believing if Kirk had... his beloved wife might still be alive.
Oh Into darkness how could you have Khan as a character and not recreate this scene
I know! Just think how beautiful it would sound in Benedict Cumberbatch's voice.
Because the people in China never saw this version. Hollywood makes more $$$ in China than they do in the US and even more in the foreign market.
Snow White Elaborate on how recreating the scene would mean less profit from China
snakes3425, it is because JJ Abrams is an idiot that ruins things
You cant recreate a work of art... its an insult... is notthing sacred these days 🙄
Shatner really proved his acting chops in these movies. Love his understated subtle performance in TMP. Also check out his "Klingon B'Stard..." bit in Search For Spock.
Love how Khan sets the genesis device for detonation at the end and Spock sacrifices his own life to save the ship and crew..... Sad ending but very emotional and enjoyable.
The look on Khan's face when he heard Admiral Kirk's voice after another failed attempt on his life is priceless. Khan didn't even have the courage to beam down to inside the planetoid to get Kirk face to face despite his genetically engineered strength.
Besides, he knows what Kirk is trying to do, to play off his pride so it can be his downfall. He wont play Kirk's game. In fact, he will leave it in the center of a dead planet...buried alive.
He got beat by Kirk before, in a physical fight.
Two great actors. Montalban was such a class act and an amazing talent. Did you know that Ricardo Montalban was a gymnast, like Burt Lancaster? He stayed in amazing physical shape well into his sixties, until he became wheelchair bound. Did you know that Ricardo Montalban was injured on the set of a movie way back in 1951 by being thrown from a horse and having his back trampled by another horse? Did you know that this injury caused him excruciating pain for the rest of his life, in spite of which he kept up a punishing physical exercise regimen to stay in shape, and when he sought surgical treatment for the pain 40 years later, it left him in a wheelchair for the rest of his life? Pause this clip at 2:07, and regard the tortured expression on Shatner's face. Then tell me William Shatner was a "ham" who "couldn't act".
Ricardo Montalban - no one else could have played Khan.
Benedict Cumberbatch? 🤔
"I hurt you and I wish to go on hurting you. I shall leave you as you left me, as you left her. Marooned for all eternity in the center of a dead planet, buried alive. Buried alive."
'Goat baa's
"KHAAAAAAAAN!!!!!"
Actually it's 'very alive' , not 'buried alive'.
@@Makitaization ...actually it's "buried alive'
@@philljenner4045 Many people think that. Watch his lips and also buried ends with a 'd' sound. Not a 'y' sound. Listen carefully.
This The Shat in all his hammy glory!
In space, only Khan can hear you scream.
😂
People talk about Shatner's acting, but I think it was spot on here. From the moment he shot the creature (that came out of Chekov's ear), watch. First, he has a look of disgust towards vermin, then it subtly deepens for the REAL villain, Khan! Notice this before he reaches the communicator to talk to him
Hey what's the name of the new mayor of London?
KHAAAAAAAAAN!!!
+Nicolas Natalini
Great tweet from Captain Kirk.
London will experience the Wrath of Khan!
What´s the name of that dude that is currently criticizing trump?
KHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN!!!!!
+paladin400 “CuteSpaniel” what's the name of the Artistic Director of the Shakespeare Company in WDC? Michael KAAAAAHN! ;P
What's the name of that Mongolian warrior ?
KHAAAAAN !!!
Who led the Mongol hordes all the way to Europe?
Genghis KHAAAAAAAAAN!!!
2:07 When you lose to Shao Kahn in Mortal Kombat.
You mean, Shao KAAAAAAAAAAHN!!!!!
Shao khan and katal khan and kabal 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Hey who edited Jurassic Park?
Micheal KAAAAAAHN!!!!
This comment is officially my favorite on UA-cam. Kahn's my favorite film editor.
And who played Sonny Corleone in the Godfather movies?
James CAAAAAAAAAN!!!!
And who played Lily Von Schtupp in Blazing Saddles?
Madeline KHAAAANN!!!
After reading the comments...nothing else needs to be said! Except, that this is the best Sar Trek movie of all time, and one of the best sci fi movies of all time!
That moment I stood straight up out of the movie seat and screamed.
Awwww. they didn't show Khan having his evil-gasm afterwards.
2:08 Vince Mcmahon when he finds out Tony Khan and his dad has bought WWE
KHAAAAN!!! KHAAAAN! (the second one is just to make sure message was delivered)
Not lying, in freaking paranoid about bugs near my ears
William Shatner: *"shaking with rage* CAPSTOOONNNNE!"
I see what you did there.
As much as I love Cumberbun, this is how I'll always remember Khan
Call. Him. Old. But... you must admit... his bangs... are FABULOUS!
1:26 best line from Shatner, his pauses LOL
Great acting by "Khan" & W Shatner.
What is the math website my teacher uses in school?
KHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN Academy
The best scene and dialogue EVER in all the Trek movies!
A friend and I were talking and we agreed that the only direction from the director was "Just do it, go crazy". LOL!! I love this one, just marvelous. Mr. Rourke deserved an Oscar!!! Seriously, for the camp brilliance of it. KHAAAAAAAAAAAAAN!
2:08 when someone asks you what the name of that yellow vegetable on a cob is
Ricardo Montalban had a short career after this because no one would hire an ex Khan.
Kirks "Kaaaahn" scream should be a ringtone.
It's fun to finally see this iconic moment I've been hearing about since I was a kid :) . Never really got into the modern trek films by JJ Abrhams. I liked the first one fine but never seen it more than twice and the second one I haven't seen since seeing it when it came out. You just can't beat the classics, man. The writing, acting, perfect casting is unbeatable. Replacing Kirk, Spock and Khan is like replacing Picard, Worf and Data: Get outta here!
An Ikhaaanic scene.
In all 800+ episodes and movies, this is easily the best written scene in the entire franchise
As far as an antagonistic character dynamic. Few even come close.
@@striker8961Ricardo Montalbán delivered the line so perfectly. You could feel the anger and hatred in his voice
I had nightmares about those brain bugs for years after seeing this as a kid. I used to sleep with my hands on my ears.
And how do you begin this clip of the most amazing Sci-Fi moment in history?
With blood gushing from Chekov's ear and that horrible creature, of course!
Happy 100th Birthday, Ricardo Montalban!
The crazy thing about the Augments like Khan and his crew is that even being from the 20th century, they took a 23rd century Starship and ran it like they were born to it... Only Kirk and crew experience with new blood from trainees saved them from losing completely. Made a tv episode into a classic just cause u know what's coming...
buried alive.buried aliiiiiiiiiiive....
The best line in cinema history right there🤨👍🤔
2:08 was expecting a goat sound 🤭
"Marooned for all eternity on a dead planet, buried alive, buried alive"
Man I was born in the wrong generation
I've never noticed this until today. If you play 1:13 at .25 speed, you can see Kirstie Alley deliberately drops out of shot behind William Shatner because she knows she has the biggest stupid grin on her face; she's obviously trying not to laugh.
Greatest moment in all of the Star Trek canon
"You managed to kill just about everyone else, but like a poor marksman, you keep missing the target."
Nice way to rub it in and lose your cool at the same time.