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It's a funny comment on the 1980s movie audience saying that your cutting edge technology will be primitive to someone from the future, so don't think you're such hot stuff. I thought it had echoes of "Tomorrow Is Yesterday" with the TOS crew having to contend with 1960s "sophisticated" defense...

Stop-motion animation comes to mind.

Also, the improved clarity reveals limitations of make-up designed for an older film/video technology. Once a viewer can see the joins of the hairpieces, the areas make-up didn't make it, and the no longer disguised facial silicone appliances. I think it's similar to when TV broadcasts went from...

I did not mention that Jerry Goldsmith's score helped The Motion Picture, as it is not only a great movie score, but it created new musical language for Star Trek franchise.

I have been cautious about what has been released under their "Paramount Presents" line given what I've read in reviews.

Thank you, Mr. Harris!

I'm not sure where I'd wind up on the Trekker/Trekkie continuum. The Original Series is always going to be the standard bearer for me. The Next Generation looks a bit fancy schmancy in comparison, but it still is limited in effects, etc. However, these are charms baked into these series. If...