Enterprise Leaves Spacedock - Star Trek VI Tribute with James Horner score

[Mr. Wilde]

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[blssdwlf]

AMAZING .
And WOW - 1521 hours of rendering! Just AMAZING.

 

[valkyrie013]

Zang!

 

[ashleytinger]

Very nice additions to that sequence!

 

[DonIago]

Wow!

 

[Henoch]

Slip it in the Directer's Cut. The booster firings and especially the 1/4 impulse acceleration out of Spacedock were great.

 

[Santaman]

That was a " Wilde" ride..

Well done, it is awesome.

 

[scifieric]

I already said most of this on another forum, but ... I thought a lot of what was done was VERY good.

Then I saw the thrusters and I about cheered ... then I saw the LAST SHOT of exiting the station with the camera looking rearward over the cylindrical hull and I SHOUTED "OH SWEET!" It's been a LONG time since a shot affected me so. WELL DONE!

Well done, indeed.

It isn't often that I am so impressed by someone's work. This is spectacular.

 

[Firebird]

That was fucking great! The golden atmospheric touches to the shot of the shuttle lifting off over San Francisco, the look of Spacedock in Earth orbit, all wonderful!

 

[TOMFAN]

Absolutely brilliant!

 

[publiusr]

It had Beyond's energy, but the Refit's beauty.

 

[Professor Moriarty]

Well, shit.

 

[Mage]

Absolutely stellar work

 

[bailey]

Love those thrusters. I'm really enjoying the SNW take on the TOS era, but I miss that sort of touch, where the TOS movies feel like watching an in-universe historical piece. The tech is clearly well beyond ours, but still has those little touches that connect it to physical reality.

 

[Professor Moriarty]

I also appreciate that you used the track from James Horner’s score for Star Trek III when our heroes escape the Genesis Planet going all explodey. I am fairly sure I have never seen a fan video use that particular stretch of music before, which is a shame because it’s so triumphant and bright. Your stunning visual of the Enterprise literally blasting out of Spacedock (a terrific answer to a similar scene from Star Trek Beyond) beautifully corrects that oversight of Horner’s work. Bravo!

 

[Tallguy]

The grasp of movement and cinema here is breathtaking. Congratulations. This is amazing and the attention to detail is superb. I commend you on a tremendous effort.

 

[Belisarius]

I already gushed about this on YouTube, but I'll do it again here. Phenomenal work. It's not just technically impressive in terms of the CGI, the virtual cinematography, directing (blocking & staging, continuity, etc.), and editing are all on point, too. Well done! Please, please explore more content in this particular time period (STIV - TNG). It's such a massive gap in Trek history to expand upon, and the aesthetic is just *chef's kiss*.

 

[Ogrebear]

Fantastic video Mr. Wilde.

Really well done.

 

[Macintosh]

This is incredible. Really shows the beauty of these old ship designs when combined with current rendering techniques. I remember the novelisation of Star Trek VI describes the Enterprise "screaming out of Spacedock" at one quarter impulse, whereas the movie itself shows a rather sedate exit, so this jives nicely with that scene from the book that's been in my head for thirty years. I really hope there'll be more movie effects sequences reimagined in this way!

 

[CorporalCaptain]

Very well done. Brilliant ending.