Restore Star Trek V: The Final Frontier in a Director's Edition DVD
To the executives of Paramount Pictures and its home entertainment division:We have recently read the comments posted at IGN Film Force in which you had informed William Shatner that you had no desire... continue reading »
"There's strength in numbers, signed, +40 year Bill Shatner fan from Winnipeg, Canada"
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"Haven't you learned yet!? ... Not to mess with Star Trek fans!!??? Figure, almost 40 years would have taught you something!! ;-)"
"hey paramount,let bill do this ,its a no brainer.come on guys."
"I like this film a lot actually and would love an extended version on DVD. I m from England so if Paramount did this it would have a hit this side of the atlantic too."
"please - this is not a bad movie - so help it live up to its potential"
"Paramount should allow William Shatner to restore Star Trek V. The Final Fontier in a Director's Edition DVD."
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"This is a totally worthwhile project, and one that as a fan would like to see come to fruition. Please make it happen."
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"How can Paramount pictures be so thoughtless and short-sighted with one of their top money-makers?"
"Take advantage of the large market for the expanded version and do the DVD right the first time."
"Lets fix this turkey once and for all!"
"Mr. Shatner should be given the opportunity to restore his original vision of this film. Doing this will result in increased revenue for Paramount Pictures executives and increased satisfaction by the fans and Mr. Shatner."
"I support this petition"
"I would buy a directors/restored/completed edition of STV on DVD."
"Treat Mr. Shatner with the respect he deserves! Without Shatner, Star Trek would not be the juggernaut it is today."
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"I will not buy if nothing done to the movie. Give Shatner a chance!"
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"I've never understood how Paramount could even bring themselves to release a tentpole movie like Star Trek V with such substandard visual effects in full view. They were awful in 1989. Furthermore, how can the Paramount higher ups treat Mr. Shatner so dis"
"must have it!!!!"
