Corrected entry: At the start of Kirk and McCoy's trial, the clock on the Enterprise shows the time to be 11:15:07, but when the trial is over and the crew discuss the sentence, the clock shows 10:45:17. (00:45:40 - 00:53:05)
JC Fernandez
11th Jun 2013
Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country (1991)
11th Jun 2010
Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country (1991)
Corrected entry: Why is Chekov, who is Chief of Security aboard the Enterprise-A, unaware that firing a phaser aboard ship sets off an alarm?
Correction: Because, as can be seen throughout this movie (crewmen beaming off the ship to assassinate the Klingon ambassador, then tampering with files to make it look like the Enterprise fired the torpedoes) he's not a very good security officer.
Correction: That's probably because Chekov is the Navigator and Second Officer and therefore is usually chained to the bridge.
21st Jan 2004
Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country (1991)
Corrected entry: In the prison, Kirk is being accosted by the huge alien that wants Kirk's clothes. The alien shouts angrily at him, yet the voice you hear doesn't match the alien's lip movements. In fact, most of the time the alien's lips don't even move.
Correction: He's an alien and doesn't conform to human attributes (like the alien with his genitals on his knees).
14th Sep 2007
Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country (1991)
Corrected entry: When the court is listening to the playback of Kirk's personal log stating he never could forgive the Klingons for the death of his son, General Chang is standing behind Kirk and several meters away. He asks Kirk if those were his words. Kirk says, "Those words were spoken by me." When Kirk's defense counsel objects, we see a wide angle shot of the room behind Kirk, and Chang is no longer there.
Correction: Chang is standing by the technicians operating the audio equipment, below and to the right (from the judge's perspective) from where the judge sits. The view of this section of the courtroom is obstructed by the ledge in the shot where the defense counsel objects.
Correction: This was not a ten-minute trial and actually took several days.
JC Fernandez