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'''Sulu:''' You can count on us, sir.
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'''Sulu:''' You can count on us, our help, sir.\\
'''Kirk:''' Thank you, Mr. Sulu, I'll need it.
'''Kirk:''' Thank you, Mr. Sulu, I'll need it.
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* NotHowImDyingDeclaration: A more somber version. The ''Enterprise'' has been crippled by a shot from Kruge's ''Bird-of-Prey'', and Kruge is demanding their surrender. Kirk quietly tells his friends "I swear to you, we're not finished." He then comes up with a plan to take out the Klingon crew while saving his own, activating the ''Enterprise's'' self-destruct mechanism and then beaming out just as the Klingons are beaming in.
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* {{Desaturation}}: The pre-titles opening sequence replays spoiler:Spock's death and funeral from ''Film/StarTrekIITheWrathOfKhan'', initially greyed out before gradually becoming colorful again.
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* SentimentalSacrifice: A doozy of one; the ''Enterprise'' herself is self-destructed so that the Klingons can't get her. This is the same ship that, on multiple occasions, has been treated [[CargoShip almost the same]] as a LoveInterest for Kirk.
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* SentimentalSacrifice: A doozy of one; the ''Enterprise'' herself is self-destructed so that the Klingons can't get her. This is the same ship that, on multiple occasions, [[Recap/StarTrekS1E4TheNakedTime multiple]] [[Recap/StarTrekS3E13ElaanOfTroyius occasions]], has been treated [[CargoShip almost the same]] as a LoveInterest for Kirk.
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** Saavik described Kirk in the last movie as "so...''human''". In this one, she tells David "You're just like your father. So human."
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* SelfDestructMechanism: Once again, the ''Enterprise'''s is activated. This time, however, it's not cancelled at the last second. [[spoiler: The first set of explosions kill the Klingon boarding party then blow up the bridge dome. Then charges start going off in the saucer section, causing the saucer section to begin breaking apart before another more powerful set of explosions rip off about 3/4 of the saucer secion. The ''Enterprise'' is unable to maintain orbit and is pulled in the Genesis Planet's atmosphere, burning up in the process.]]
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* SelfDestructMechanism: Once again, the ''Enterprise'''s is activated. This time, however, it's not cancelled at the last second. [[spoiler: The first set of explosions kill the Klingon boarding party then blow up the bridge dome. Then charges start going off in the saucer section, causing the saucer section to begin breaking apart before another more powerful set of explosions rip off about 3/4 of the saucer secion. The section. What's left of the ''Enterprise'' is unable to maintain orbit and is pulled in the Genesis Planet's atmosphere, burning up in the process.]]
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** But not enough time to evacuate the hundreds of crew he believed to be on the ship.
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* HopeSpot: ''Enterprise'' looks like she scored a CurbStompBattle against Kruge's bird-of-prey -- and then her DeflectorShields conk out and one well-aimed torpedo from Kruge's gunner disables her.
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* HopeSpot: ''Enterprise'' looks like she scored a CurbStompBattle against Kruge's bird-of-prey -- and then Scotty's automation system gets overloaded, her DeflectorShields conk out and one well-aimed torpedo from Kruge's gunner disables her.
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** Kirk taunts Kruge by communicator, that he'll have "(beam) us up" to the Bird-of-Prey to get "the secret of Genesis". This calls back to the previous film where Kirk taunts Khan by communicator, that Khan will have to "come down here" (to Regula) to get him (Kirk).
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: And Maltz was never seen again.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: And Maltz was never seen again. His fate varied DependingOnTheWriter.
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* CharacterTitle: This is the only ''Franchise/StarTrek'' movie that has a character's name in the title.
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* UpgradeVersusPrototypeFight: Implied through the introduction of the Excelsior; a newer and sleeker boasting of "transwarp" capabilities that is a deliberate contrast to the aging Enterprise. But Enterprise was in no condition for an actual fight after the Genesis incident, and Scotty was able to sabotage its' engines to give them a clean escape. Excelsior is later established as a friendly sister ship to Enterprise-A in ''Star Trek VI''.
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* UpgradeVersusPrototypeFight: UpgradeVsPrototypeFight: Implied through the introduction of the Excelsior; a newer and sleeker ship boasting of "transwarp" capabilities that is a deliberate contrast to the aging Enterprise. But Enterprise was in no condition for an actual fight after the Genesis incident, and Scotty was able to sabotage its' engines to give them a clean escape. Excelsior is later established as a friendly sister ship to Enterprise-A in ''Star Trek VI''.
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* UpgradeVersusPrototypeFight: Implied through the introduction of the Excelsior; a newer and sleeker boasting of "transwarp" capabilities that is a deliberate contrast to the aging Enterprise. But Enterprise was in no condition for an actual fight after the Genesis incident, and Scotty was able to sabotage its' engines to give them a clean escape. Excelsior is later established as a friendly sister ship to Enterprise-A in ''Star Trek VI''.
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* WritersCannotDoMath: Probably more of a hyperbole, but an admiral mentions to Kirk that the Enterprise is over 20 years old and given the damage from the last battle was to be decommissioned instead of refurbished. While 20 years old is a round number on when Kirk first took command, established lore indicated the ship was previously captained by Pike and April, even at the time of the film the number should have been well over 30 years. The official date that was given is 2245, almost if not exactly 40 years.
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** The Grissom is named after UsefulNotes/GusGrissom, one of the astronauts who died in the Apollo I accident in 1967.
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** The Grissom ''Grissom'' is named after UsefulNotes/GusGrissom, one of the astronauts who died in the Apollo I accident in 1967.1967. Its type, Oberth class, is named for German physicist Hermann Oberth, one of the founding fathers of rocketry and astronautics.
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--->'''Kirk:''' ''(collapses and [[PeopleFallOffChairs falls out of his chair onto the deck]])'' Klingon bastards, you've [[spoiler:killed my son]]...Klingon bastards! You've ''[[spoiler:killed my son]]''! ''(stands up)'' Klingon bastards!
