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Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan  1982
Director:  Nicholas Meyer
Producer:
  Robert Sallin
Editor:
  William Paul Dornisch
Music:
  James Horner
Screenplay:
  Jack B. Sowards, based on the television series Star Trek, created by Gene Roddenberry
Director of Photography:
  Gayne Rescher
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Cast:
people1 William Shatner spacer1 Leonard Nimoy spacer1 DeForest Kelley spacer1 James Doohan
spacer1 George Takei spacer1 Ricardo Montalban spacer1 Nichelle Nichols people1 Walter Koenig
people1 Paul Winfield spacer1 Judson Scott spacer1 Bibi Besch spacer1 Merritt Butrick
people1 Paul Winfield spacer1 spacer1 spacer1
people1 William Shatner spacer1 Leonard Nimoy spacer1 DeForest Kelley
spacer1 James Doohan spacer1 George Takei spacer1 Ricardo Montalban
spacer1 Nichelle Nichols people1 Walter Koenig people1 Paul Winfield
spacer1 Judson Scott spacer1 Bibi Besch spacer1 Merritt Butrick
people1 Paul Winfield spacer1 spacer1
people1 William Shatner spacer1 Leonard Nimoy
spacer1 DeForest Kelley spacer1 James Doohan
spacer1 George Takei spacer1 Ricardo Montalban
spacer1 Nichelle Nichols people1 Walter Koenig
people1 Paul Winfield spacer1 Judson Scott
spacer1 Bibi Besch spacer1 Merritt Butrick
people1 Paul Winfield spacer1

Synopsis:
After the Starship Reliant beams down Captain Tyrell and Commander Chekov to a planet on an exploration mission, they inadvertently allow the evil Khan, defeated and exiled with his family and henchmen by Captain James T.Kirk and the crew of the USS Enterprise years before, to seize control of the Reliant. Engineering revenge on Kirk, Khan takes the Reliant to the Regula space station where a bunch of scientists have been working on the Genesis Project, a method of regenerating dead planets. The seizure of the Genesis equipment by Khan, forces Admiral Kirk, overseeing a Federation training course on the ship he once commanded, to resume control of the Enterprise and go after his sworn enemy, not knowing that Khan has primed an evil trap....
Review:
A change of pace after the almost funereal solemnity of Star Trek: The Motion Picture, director Nicholas Meyer shifts gears for an adventure which is very much in the spirit of the original TV series and is indeed a continuation of the Khan character originally seen in the TV episode Space Seed. Ricardo Montalban makes a fine and ripe adversary for Kirk and co and the whole production has a more comfortable feel, with the actors seeming less out of place than they did in the previous outing. The ILM special effects are excellent and the film ends with a terrifically realised space battle between the Reliant and the Enterprise. Certainly one of the best in the series.

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