The Best of Warp Speed!

This is a compilation of all things Warp Speed from the 11 "Star Trek" movies. It's interesting to see the effects evolve with time...anyway, enjoy, Trekkies and non-Trekkies alike! I own nothing!

MOVIES:
Star Trek: The Motion Picture (1979)
Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (1982)
Star Trek III: The Search For Spock (1984)
Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (1986)
Star Trek V: The Final Frontier (1989)
Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country (1991)
Star Trek Generations (1994)
Star Trek: First Contact (1996)
Star Trek: Insurrection (1998)
Star Trek Nemesis (2002)
Star Trek (2009)

WARP SPEED DEFINED:

[marcothommen]

"Gentlemen, your work today has been outstanding; i intend to recommend you all for promotion, in whatever fleet we end up serving" never gets old

[HansWurst]

Rest in Peace, James Doohan, Lenonard Nimoy, DeForrest Kelley and Anton Yelchin. We will never forget you!

[JVLIVSPhotography]

I used to be a city bus driver, and I’d occasionally drive the articulated buses. And my inner child would play Sulu on the freeway going: Warp 1, Warp 2…. All the way to ten. This was before I began service and after my services ended. Had a blast driving the artics. Whenever they were turned around, the inside, to me, always resembled the corridors of The Enterprise. Memories.

[benrussell-gough]

I still can't stop laughing at the noise the poor Excelsior makes as her engines SCRAM in STIII. The look on her captain's face when he realises that they're actually /slowing to a stop/ as the computer insists that they're at full power is classic.

[mikahael]

If our first manned deep space starship isn't named Enterprise it'll be an insult to all of humanity

[maureentuohy]

Gosh never realized how much Kirk said "Go Sulu." It's right up there with "Fascinating", "He's dead Jim.", "Kirk to Enterprise .", "Haling Frequencies Open.", "I'm Given Her All She's Got." and "I'm a Doctor not a, ".

[buzaldrin]

When Stephen Hawking guest starred on the episode "Descent", he was taken on a guided tour of the set. Pausing in front of the warp core set piece, he remarked: "I'm working on that."

[shylofoxx]

A smashing tribute to bring it to a conclusion with the voice of the legend himself, our Spock!

[specialk]

Come on, you missed the best warp segment of all, from VI. Helmsan: "She'll fly apart." Captain Sulu: "FLY HER APART, THEN!!"

[sallymaggiespotty]

Leonard Nimoy you were one of a kind and will always be Mr Spock.You were the best and will be sincerely missed by all us fans of Star Trek.Rest in peace.

[robball]

I like how Scotty stopped the Excelsior by stealing the spark plugs :)

[michaelmartin]

The effects in those older movies look incredible, considering they were almost entirely practical and the older Star Trek movies were actually pretty low budget.

[Allaina]

Last part with Vulcan imploding from the Red Matter and hearing Spock's voice, got tears. LLAP. The world misses you Leonard Nemoy

[imaxjunior]

I've enjoyed all Enterprise series and movies, but after all of these, for me nothing still does it like the first time the Enterprise goes to Warp in 'The Motion Picture'. Something about the graphics and way it was done still to me is the best breath taking visual to date.

[christopherstephenson]

The sound of the Excelsior breaking down like an old jalopy gets me every time.

[Mmacrossfirekenai]

It's warp speed you want when you order a pizza, , but impulse power you need when your in-laws are visiting

[na]

gotta love the old ones when breaking the lightspeed-barrier still felt magical.

[williamnone]

As my father used to say every time the Enterprise went to warp, "Go bird, go!!". My father got me interested in Star Trek when i was a kid and i have never regretted it!

[MarcG]

The scene where Spock sacrificed himself got me when I first saw it

You have been and always will be my friend - Spock

[Ambarenya]

"Transwarp at your command, sir."

"Execute."

Ah ah ah, you didn't say the magic word!