klingons buy genesis

"Unfortunate" "Understood" I love how much information were communicated through two words.

I always felt Christopher Lloyd deserved more credit for this role. He had a tough act to follow with the masterful performance by Ricardo Montlban's Khan, but he held his own here and portrayed one of the more convincing sci fi villains. He certainly did the Star Trek franchise and the Klingon race proud.

He backed off at first so he could accelerate the Bird of Prey to 88mph and then everyone saw some serious shit

Christopher Lloyd : one of the best onscreen Klingons ever. Totally convincing.

I read the novelization. Valkris was restoring her family honor by getting herself killed after completing her mission. That's why Kruge's line, "You will be remembered with honor" has deeper meaning than it first appears. His earlier line, "Unfortunate," was obviously more personal.

His eyes after he says "understood," they water just enough to show his regret at what he must do, that is true acting talent.

I met Christopher Lloyd just recently at a convention in Orlando FL about 3 days ago and he's a very kind and wonderful man. We spoke about some of the other movies he was in and I asked him how long did he have to go through the make up process and he told me it would mostly take about 4 in a half hours. I asked him if it felt uncomfortable at all and he said no. He said it never bothered him at all.

I love that clanging sound as the bird of prey de-cloaks. Makes me think of a rusty old ship.

Klingon or not, that chick is STACKED....!

Its nice to know that 8 track tapes survived into the 23rd Century.

Ironic that Christopher Loyd will later play a time traveler in a future movie, and his ship from this movie will travel through time in a future movie.

The one thing that amazed me about this scene was the way the Bird of Pray was done, you even see the wings go down as it flies past the ship before it comes round for it's shot, for its time, without CGI, it was and still is amazing, plus it was this scene alone that made me love the Bird of Pray, such a predator.

Ricardo Montalban was a tough act to follow but its only now I realise the incredible versatility of Christopher Lloyd. I have to remind myself its him.

The Klingons were definitely one of the best elements of this movie! This whole scene was kick-ass!

Love the de cloaking, love the music and Christopher Lloyd is only second to Khan 😁

A quick death, all because you watched a brief commercial…

The Klingon Bird of Prey is my favourite space ship in any space series, just the design, the cloak, and all the awesome moments it’s been in, I just love it.

Catherine Shirriff: tall, leggy, busty character actress of the 1980's. A good choice to flesh out the character of Valkris, though all too briefly.

Doc Brown gone to the Future and dress himself up as a Klingon

I wonder if he named his Targ "Einstein"...

Ironic that this vessel eventually ended up becoming a time machine...

General Martok would never have allowed pets on the bridge.

Krug would be pissed if that download required 100gb,and he only had 30gb max

Star Trek really needed Worf to add dimension to the “Klingons see an honorable death as the highest aspiration” thing.

I imagine Valkris seducing a human Federation scientist to steal Genesis

Christopher Lloyd was a friggin boss as a Klingon. He set the tone for all Klink chars going forward, and J. G. Hertzler refined them during his stint on DS9. Oh, Valkris has to be the finest Klingon to ever grace the screen.

I would like an official explanation as to why the bridge of the BoP is completely different in Star Trek IV when it's supposed to be the same ship!

I love how Doc Brown changed the space-time continuum and became a Klingon

Commander Kruge this is Valkris : Valkris: qa'vam De' vIje' rIntaH. (I have purchased the Genesis data.) Valkris: HablI', Su': labbeH. (Ready to transmit.) {"I have obtained the Federation data, and I am ready to transmit."} Kruge : Well done Valkris well done Kruge: So'wI' yIchu'Ha' (Disengage cloaking device!) {The voice spoke a few words which only Valkris recognized, for they were in a Klingon language.} Kruge: yIchu'qa' (?) [bridge crewman pushes button and the lights come back on] Kruge: De' yIlI'... DaH (Transmit data. Now!) Valkris: jabbI'ID pItlh. Qu'vaD lI' net tu'bej (Transmission completed. You will find it useful.) {"Transmission completed, Commander. You will find it essential to your mission."} ["... this line was one of those Valkris was filmed saying in English, then redubbed in Klingon. Okrand had to match lip movements. The subtitle was something like "You'll find it useful." There was no mention of "for the mission" in the subtitle, but Okrand needed to add something to give her a reason to keep her lips moving. Note that lip movements for "You'll find" look a lot like Qu'vaD, "it" looks a lot like lI' and "useful" loosely matches tu'bej." (charghwI') Was the Klingon line Qu'vaD lI' 'e' Datu'bej, but the actress dropped a syllable and said qu'vaD lee' natu'bej forcing Okrand to come up with net?] Kruge: vaj Daleghpu' (Then you have seen it?) {"Then you have seen the transmission?" Kruge said, implying regret and inevitability.} Valkris: HISlaH jawwI' [joHwI'?, heard: jahwhi'] (I have, my lord.) {"I have, my lord," Valkris replied, granting permission in the second stratum and offering forgiveness as the third.} Kruge: Do'Ha' (Unfortunate.) {"That is unfortunate," Kruge said.} Valkris: jIyaj (Understood.) {"I understand," Valkris said. She made all three strata the same, for she wanted him to know that she understood what she was doing and why, that she understood what he was doing and why, and that she understood that he would make certain the promises made to her would be kept.} Kruge: chuyDaH (Thrusters.) {"Thrusters," Kruge said, in the form of their language used by commanders to subordinates.} Valkris: Qapla' jawwI' bangwI' je (Success my lord and my love.) {She spoke again, in formal tongue, to Kruge. "Success, Commander. And my love." She did love him, indeed, as the instrument of her bloodline's redemption.} Kruge: batlh Daqawlu'taH (You will be remembered with honor.) Kruge: baH (Fire!) {Then he switched dialects again. Valkris knew he was speaking so she would be sure to hear his command: "Fire!"} Kruge: He chu' ghoS. DIvI' neHmaH (New course. Federation neutral zone.) {"Execute a course to the Federation boundary."}

Christopher Lloyd hands down one of thee best Klingons. I mean super talented to go from comedy to playing a villain. He was so believable I had to pause and be like wait a minute 🤣🤣🤣 dude is a whole comedian.

The Klingons do not fear death. Their fear is dying without honor.

1:40 Oh man, I knew that music always sounded familiar- it's the same rif as used in Aliens during the APC escape from the atmospheric processor. Only took me a few decades to realize...

Title is sort of misleading, thought the Klingons were going to Toys R Us (RIP) to actually buy a Sega Genesis. A lucky shot sir!

That Valkris is hot!!!

0:45......The Klingon Bird of Prey is a very smill ship. Interesting in this movie they took this camera angle with a tiny freighter, to essentially blow up the size of the Bird of Prey to make it look much bigger than it actually is.

You mean to tell me Doc, is that you built a Time Machine out of a B'Rel Klingon Bird of Prey?

I love the very sleek, fast, deadly, and terrifying look of the Klingon Bird of Prey. These awesome Klingon ships would totally make mince meat out of those pathetic Imperial TIE Fighters from Star Wars in my opinion.

Its weird and strangely cool that this exact Bird of Prey would later travel through time to save Earth and eventually end up in a Starfleet Museum.

valkris will be remembered with honour

"GREAT SCOTT Marty....It's the Flux Capacitor!!!!" translated into Klingon: "Choue kacth doch Marty....bocke Foche Doue-doch"

The novel expanded valkeris backstory including a Klingon brother she was forced to disown for dishonorable behavior and being leader of her house.

That Klingon "dog" was a nice touch...

The STAR TREK Movies from the 80's had this rough filter over them that gave them this unique dark look, it made you feel the film with your eyes. I wish they would go back to using it.

The klingon sense of duty was so strong that he was willing to kill his woman in order to carry out the mission and she was willing to let him do it.

Good to know that 1980s video game cartridges were still in use in the 23rd century to upload data

When that Bird of Prey hits Warp 8.8 you're gone see some pretty serious sh#t.

I think the radiation levels in my lower decks rise every time Valkris is on screen. She could give Lursa and B'Tor a run for their money in the cleavage department...

Glad her supernovas were uncloaked

When I first saw that Bird of Prey decloak --- I was six --- it scared me out of my mind. It was like a nightmare come alive. I was like, "What is THAT thing!?" And then it destroyed the freighter. Lethal as all hell.

When this Bird of Prey hits 88mph. You're going to see some serious shit.

You know if I were her I would have said something like, "No, I didn't see it, I just saw the previews."

It looks like Klingons never gave up their 8-tracks...

Here are some fun facts. Originally the villains were going to be Romulans, and the Bird of Prey that had already been built a Romulan ship. But they went with the Klingons due to their popularity. However, they’d already blown their budget on the model, and so just passed it off as a Klingon craft. Also the decloaking process was supposed to start with the interior of the ship appearing one section at a time and the exterior forming around it. This was dropped due to it being considered a slow process for the ship to decloak. As well as the model complications and cost to pull off the effect. One more fact. Both models were reused in NG series. However, the motors that caused the BOP wings to raise and lower had seized up, and the model could not be opened up to repair it. As a result, all model shots of the BOP had its wings permanently stuck in flight mode.

Valkris other name is D'Kup

"Decloking Music" Jerry was the man!!!!still gives me the chills also I like how the Targ snarls after he says "thrusters"

The entire Klingon attack/ship destruction sequence shown at the end of this clip was cut from the ABC broadcast version back in the 80s, still gets to me. I knew it was in the theater cut and was amazed they deleted it for broadcast.

Even Klingon dog monsters like getting their head scratched :-)

THIS MY FAVORITE MOVIE STAR TREK 3 SEARCH FOR SPOCK , STAR TREK THE WRATH OF KHAN CLASSIC MOVIE , AND STAR TREK THE UNDERDISCOVERED COUNTRY. THAT'S AN AWESOME MOVIE

I always imagined because Valkris was very curvy, and didn't have very defined forehead ridges like most Klingons that was able to pose as a human, and that she must have slept with some Star Fleet admiral or captain to acquire the Genesis data.

Always loved that utter ruthlessness. Tells you straight off that he's a villain not to be f*cked with.

apparently ... the first draft of what Klingon women were supposed to look like was kinda' sorta hot.

I just love this bit!! Lol!! True love was never more obvious.

If the Klingons “bought” Genesis, Kruge wouldn’t need the “secrets of the Genesis torpedo” from David Marcus.

This scene! When the Bird Of Prey shows up. Damn!

CHRISTOPHER LLOYD AS COMMANDER KRUGE THATS AWESOME I'M A FAN OF BACK TO THE FUTURE MOVIES THOSE ARE MY FAVORITE MOVIES.

THAT ACTOR WHO PORTRAYS MALTZ IN STAR TREK 3 THE SEARCH FOR SPOCK HE IS ON NIGHT COURT.

Definitely not my favorite original cast movie, but one of my favorite scenes.

one of the best star trek moments is when Kirk gives him the boot.

in my opinion, the quintessential example of what it is to be Klingon.

I have watched this movie so many times, but it is a good movie :) But I don't like the subtitles option on KZhead, when you want to translate something and when Valkris is speaking Klingon to Commander Kruger it show with English words instead hehe :) Here is what I know about Klingon words in this episode and little info about them :) STAR TREK III: THE SEARCH FOR SPOCK (ST3) The tlhIngan Hol in the movies is actually pretty good; Marc Okrand himself coached many of the actors. The translations in parentheses are the (subtitles) as they appear in the movie followed by the [closed captions] in brackets, which was helpful in places where there were no subtitles. Angle brackets indicate in the transcription due to muttered dialogue, background music or sound effects. I have added excerpts from Vonda McIntyre's novelization in {curly brackets} when they differ from the subtitles which may reflect an earlier version of Harve Bennett's screenplay used by the novelist in her adaptation. Valkris: qa'vam De' vIje' rIntaH. (I have purchased the Genesis data.) Valkris: HablI', Su': labbeH. (Ready to transmit.) {"I have obtained the Federation data, and I am ready to transmit."} The line as written is "Ready to transmit." The line as spoken in English by Ms. Shirriff was "Ready to transmit". Okrand just had to invent sounds to fit her mouth movements when the people who make such decisions decided, after the fact, to have her speaking Klingon. My recently concocted theory on this line is that Okrand altered the line to be a command to Valkris' computer (i.e. "Data transceiving-device, attention: prepare to transmit"), but the subtitle didn't get changed. (ghunchu'wI') "My interpretation of Valkris' HablI' Su' labbeH line in ST3 as a command to the data-transceiving device (analagous to a pet command) was confirmed [by Okrand]. Apparently the subtitle `Ready to transmit' is not very good." (ghunchu'wI' at qep'a' loSDIch) "When I mentioned to Okrand at qep'a' loSDIch that I thought that this was in the form of a `pet command', he said it was a valid interpretation." (ghunchu'wI') Kruge: So'wI' yIchu'Ha' (Disengage cloaking device!) {The voice spoke a few words which only Valkris recognized, for they were in a Klingon language.} Kruge: yIchu'qa' (?) [bridge crewman pushes button and the lights come back on] Kruge: De' yIlI'... DaH (Transmit data. Now!) Valkris: jabbI'ID pItlh. Qu'vaD lI' net tu'bej (Transmission completed. You will find it useful.) {"Transmission completed, Commander. You will find it essential to your mission."} ["... this line was one of those Valkris was filmed saying in English, then redubbed in Klingon. Okrand had to match lip movements. The subtitle was something like "You'll find it useful." There was no mention of "for the mission" in the subtitle, but Okrand needed to add something to give her a reason to keep her lips moving. Note that lip movements for "You'll find" look a lot like Qu'vaD, "it" looks a lot like lI' and "useful" loosely matches tu'bej." (charghwI') Was the Klingon line Qu'vaD lI' 'e' Datu'bej, but the actress dropped a syllable and said qu'vaD lee' natu'bej forcing Okrand to come up with net?] Kruge: vaj Daleghpu' (Then you have seen it?) {"Then you have seen the transmission?" Kruge said, implying regret and inevitability.} Valkris: HISlaH jawwI' [joHwI'?, heard: jahwhi'] (I have, my lord.) {"I have, my lord," Valkris replied, granting permission in the second stratum and offering forgiveness as the third.} Kruge: Do'Ha' (Unfortunate.) {"That is unfortunate," Kruge said.} Valkris: jIyaj (Understood.) {"I understand," Valkris said. She made all three strata the same, for she wanted him to know that she understood what she was doing and why, that she understood what he was doing and why, and that she understood that he would make certain the promises made to her would be kept.} Kruge: chuyDaH (Thrusters.) {"Thrusters," Kruge said, in the form of their language used by commanders to subordinates.} Valkris: Qapla' jawwI' bangwI' je (Success my lord and my love.) {She spoke again, in formal tongue, to Kruge. "Success, Commander. And my love." She did love him, indeed, as the instrument of her bloodline's redemption.} Kruge: batlh Daqawlu'taH (You will be remembered with honor.) Kruge: baH (Fire!) {Then he switched dialects again. Valkris knew he was speaking so she would be sure to hear his command: "Fire!"}

It would be cool to have seen a battle between Khan and his crew against the klingon crew over genesis

It wouldn't be until the time of Worf, Gordon and the Durass sisters that Klingons of stature would follow Christopher Lloyd's Kruge. He did really well with this role, which is underrated. For this scene, unless Kruge's Bird of Prey was an experimental prototype, privateers should have known a Bird of Prey could cloak/decloak....

If i was the Klingon Capt., I would have said the transmission was garbled. I would want to motor boat later than evening.

If every sale went like that, Klingons would be making a killing in business.

Christopher Lloyd was born to play this role👍

"Thanks for your help, now we'll blow you all to smithereens!" **BOOM** lol

Kruge is mad for keeping his dog-dragon thingy at his side for the rest of his mission rather than her

He could've just beamed her aboard. After all, she was his lover and on the same team.

Aaaand bargain bin han solo's smuggling days come to a premature end

What a great scene! But at the same time what a waste of a Klingon babe 😚

2:10 Marty: Doc what about Jennifer were not just going to leave her on that ship to die.

Take note everyone - the klingon bridge is the same set as from TMP - just the rear, circular section. It was reused as the torpedo bay in TWOK - Kruge's chair is where the torpedo was lowered and he has his back to the loading hatch.

Forever remembered

Someone needs to edit this so that a Genesis music video plays when they go to look at the data lol

Kruge: You will be remembered with Honor... (Ship Destroyed) Kruge: Prepare a destination to.. Klingon Communications Officer: Excuse me my lord... Kruge: Yes? What is it? Communications Officer: What about me? Kruge: Explain? Communications Officer: I saw the files to, just then when we were getting the upload. Kruge: Yes....how unfortunate...you will be remembered with Honor... ( Phaser Blast) Kruge: Prepare for Navigation Officer: Sir?, I saw it to just then when you two were watching the upload I didnt know we werent suppose to view it? Right over your shoulder... Security Officer: Sir, does it count if I just saw the Flash Drive that it is on and not the actual footage? Klingon Guard: Yea me and Tok-ku were wondering the samething we seen you take it out of the port... Kruge: - - (3 Days Later The Enterprise) Spock: It was the oddest thing ive ever seen Captain on a ships security footage, the Klingon Captain killed everyone on board and then turned and looked into the mirror on the bridge and said "I seen it to" and phasered himself, peculiar Captain. Kurk: Yes that is damn peculiar indeed.

if Jim Ignatowski got control of spaceship, this is what it would look like

Great Scott! you're going to have to do something about those clothes. You walk around town dressed like that, you're liable to get shot. 1.21 gigawatts! Clara was one in a million. One in a billion. One in a googolplex!

Klingons buys a Genesis car to drive.

After Cartman obtained the last Nintendo Wii the Klingons decided not to let the SEGA GENESIS slip through their fingers.

I saw this in the theater originally for $1. It had to take a second viewing to really like it.

Always found it odd that she sealed her death sentence by snooping at the genesis info, and much less blabbing about it..

So, Kruge couldn't beam his girlfriend off the ship before destroying it? Or did he eliminate two problems at one time?

This never made any sense to me. Why did she have to die just because she'd seen the information?

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar was also a Klingon.

Now these are Klingons

SHE shouldn't have told KRUGE that she saw it

Awsome klingon warriors

James Horner borrowed heavily from Prokofiev's score to the 1938 movie "Alexandr Nevsky", specifically from the score to "Battle on the Ice."

SHIT!!!!.……. I'll take a chance and have a healthy fuck with Valkris.

Kruge is the only character, who could make a L42 look menacing and lethal in a film, all the other l42 and D32's through out the TV serise no where near as lethal or sinister.