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Star Trek:The Motion Picture Kirk, now an Admiral, retakes command of the refitted Enterprise to stop a hostile and sentient massive energy cloud advancing toward Earth. December 7, 1979 $139,000,000
The Wrath of Khan While exploring test sites for the Genesis terraforming project, the U.S.S. Reliant is hijacked by Khan Noonien Singh, bent on revenge against Kirk who frustrated his plans to seize control of the Enterprise fifteen years earlier (in the episode Space Seed). Khan attacks the Enterprise on a training cruise with inexperienced Starfleet cadets led by Kirk who has not commanded a starship for some time. June 4, 1982 $97,000,000
The Search for Spock Concerned about McCoy's unstable condition since Spock's death, Kirk learns that in his final moments, Spock transferred his katra, or spirit, to the doctor. To reunite Spock with his soul, Kirk must violate a quarantine law and steal the Enterprise to retrieve Spock's body from the rapidly dying Genesis planet. June 1, 1984 $76,471,046
The Voyage Home Kirk and his crew head for Earth to stand at their court martial for the theft of the Enterprise, and its subsequent destruction, when they find Earth under siege by a giant probe transmitting a destructive signal—intended for the extinct humpback whales. Kirk takes his crew back to the late 20th century to retrieve some whales so they can respond. November 26, 1986 $133,000,000
The Final Frontier Exiled from Vulcan, Spock's emotional half-brother Sybok believes he is called by God and hijacks the partially-retrofitted Enterprise-A to take it to the Great Barrier at the centre of the Milky Way to meet his maker, while an ambitious young Klingon captain sets his sights on Kirk. June 9, 1989 $70,000,000
The Undiscovered Country After their homeworld is wracked by an environmental disaster, the Klingons attempt to make peace with the Federation though many on both sides are opposed. Just before the summit conference, Kirk and McCoy are arrested for the murder of the Klingon chancellor. December 6, 1991 $96,888,996
Generations An energy ribbon cuts a swath through the galaxy on the day of the maiden voyage of the newly commissioned Enterprise-B, and Kirk is presumed killed in an encounter with it. 78 years later, Picard and his crew race against time to stop Tolian Soren, a scientist intent on deflecting it into a planet to gain immortality inside it. November 18, 1994 $118,100,000
First Contact The crew of the Enterprise-E pursues the Borg back in time as they threaten to prevent first contact between Humans and Vulcans, thus destroying the Federation before its founding. November 22, 1996 $146,027,888
Insurrection The crew of the Enterprise aids a rebellion on the Baku homeworld against Picard’s superior officer, Admiral Dougherty, who wants to relocate the Baku to gain possession of the medicinal cosmic radiation that floods their planet. December 11, 1998 $112,600,000
Nemesis Captain Picard confronts the villainous new Reman leader Shinzon, a younger genetic clone of himself who kidnaps Picard to replenish his own DNA and uses an earlier prototype of Data to spy on the Enterprise while plotting to destroy Earth. December 13, 2002 $67,312,826
Star Trek An elderly Ambassador Spock attempts to prevent a spatial catastrophe, but is too late to save Romulus. He and a distraught Romulan ship are sent back in time to before the Original Series, changing the timeline. Young Spock and Kirk must thwart the vengeful Romulan survivors, who want to destroy Spock's two home planets—Vulcan and Earth. The film's "alternate reality" frees the film and the franchise from continuity issues.[39] May 7, 2009 $382,759,225
as of September 1, 2009
