Review of Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country (1991) by James H — 11 May 2009

This stunning final entry of the original crew brings back Nicholas Meyer, director of Wrath of Khan, and creates a fast-paced mystery echoing the Cold War. Meyer brings a a dignity back to the series after athe abysmal Final Frontier, thanks in part to the incredible supporting cast of classically trained actors like Christopher Plummer (giving Montalban a run for best Trek villain).

Also, my love for Shakespeare began with Star Trek VI. The constant references, allusions, and quotes ("You haven't experienced Shakespeare until you've heard it in the original Klingon") elevate this film to something grand and epic.