Who saw this in cinemas back in 84?

yes i remember seeing it. i also remember seeing posters for it in the spring a few months before its release. it was exciting because we wanted to see what happed to Spock after they left him of the Genesis planet

I saw in the theater in '84 when I was 11. I remember being excited because of Spock's return and wanting to see how it was going to happen. My friend and I assumed as most people probably did that the Genesis effect would bring him back. I remember being really please with the mind meld angle which I had not noticed in Star Trek II. I don't remember the crowds very well or even who I saw it with. Probably my father though the rest of my family might have been with us. Or my best friend. I remember liking it a lot. Unlike most people, I really liked Robin Curtis as Savik, but I was disappoint that the role had been recast because of the discontinuity.

I actually saw this movie at a drive in theater, with my family. My sister and I were just children and we went with our parents to see this film at the drive in. I remember the warm summer night and sitting with the speaker on the car window, my parents snuggling in the front seat.

I still clearly remember getting sleepy partway through but determined to watch the whole movie. And snapping full awake when the Enterprise was destroyed. Watching that ship burn across the Genesis sky on the giant outdoor screen, itself surrounded by stars (by then night had fallen) was a visual that is still ingrained in my head.

I also remember asking my mother (I think the next day) what happened after the end of the movie. She said "we'll just have to wait until they do the next one to see" or something similar.



Pardon my Klatchian.

I remember when the first movie came out the audience applauded each actors name as it appeared on the screen. By this movie we knew it would keep going on for a while. We all wondered how Spock returns. He's dead, Jim.

Favorite memory was the 2 people on a date sitting behind me. As the lights dimmed the girl asked him, "Now, who is Spock?" I quietly laughed imagining how to answer that in 10 seconds before the film starts.



. . . The Bones tell me nothing.

I was 9 years old and here's what I remember:

1. HUGE lines at the concession stand, which had a model Enterprise hanging overhead.

2. Being inside waiting for the movie to start and hearing an even smaller kid whining about the waiting and the dad trying to comfort the kid by telling him, "It's alright, it's alright Star WARS is about to start."

3. Being in ABSOLUTE SHOCK that the Enterprise was blowing up...then thinking, "Nah, it will be repaired somehow." and then it turns into a fiery streak in the sky.

4. My dad trying to cover my eyes when David opens Spock's casket, but then removing his hand when nothing was in there except a robe.

5. I remember loving the movie.

6. To this day, the stealing of the Enterprise remains my favorite sequence in ANY Star Trek film.

I saw this in a full theater when I was 17. It was great to see a movie that had people cheering, cheering at Uhura pulling a phaser on Mr. Adventure, "Don't call me Tiny", and "The answer is no, I am therefore going anyway". Really got the audience fired up.

I saw it opening day with a friend.

I didn't think much of it. I wondered where Kirstie Alley was.

The story seemed to move a little too fast, and I was wondering why the hell the Klingons were flying a Romulan ship.

It was a sequel that had a lower budget than the previous film, so...there you go.

I saw each of the films in cinemas in the West End of London - my home town - as soon as it came out. They used to do Trek marathons, showing all the films with the new one last, of course.

I remember saying to my friends as we came out after seeing TSFS, well, now get out of that! Because they had destroyed the Enterprise, and as we thought were all likely to be sacked from Starfleet.