Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan
Director: Nicholas Meyer
Actors: William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy, DeForest Kelley
PlotAdmiral James T. Kirk is facing a midlife crisis as he ages out of his role as a starship captain. During a routine inspection of the USS Enterprise, now a training ship, Kirk’s birthday celebration is cut short by a distress call from the space station Regula I. Meanwhile, the USS Reliant, searching for a lifeless planet to test the Genesis Device—an advanced terraforming technology—mistakenly lands on Ceti Alpha V, where they encounter Khan Noonien Singh. Khan, a genetically engineered superhuman from Earth's past and an old foe of Kirk's, seizes control of the Reliant.
Khan's wrath, fueled by the loss of his wife and the harsh conditions on Ceti Alpha V, leads him to seek revenge against Kirk. He plans to use the Genesis Device as a weapon of mass destruction. The Enterprise heads to Regula I to investigate, only to fall into Khan’s trap. A fierce battle ensues, testing Kirk’s strategic skills and the resilience of his crew. As the cat-and-mouse game between the two captains escalates, Kirk must outwit Khan to protect the Genesis Device and save his shipmates.
Writers: Gene Roddenberry, Jack B. Sowards, Harve Bennett
Release Date: 04 Jun 1982
Runtime: 113 min
Rating: PG
Country: United States
Language: English
Home Video Reviews
A must-have Blu-ray for 'Star Trek' fans showcasing an excellent director's cut, although the absence of a 4K UHD release and new supplements disappoints.
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Wrath of Khan shines in 4K, hailed as the best of Star Trek and cinema, with unmatched quality and depth.
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