Category: Star Trek Films

Released: 26 November 1986 Synopsis: The crew of the Enterprise go back in time to 1980s Earth in order to locate humpback whales and return with them to their own time to save the planet. From the perspective of depth psychology, here defined as being any psychology that deals with the unconscious, Star Trek IV:… Continue reading Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home

Released: 1 June 1984 Synopsis: Realizing that both Mr. Spock’s body and katra, or soul, are still alive yet separate, the crew of the Enterprise ventures to unite them and recover their friend. In both Star Trek III: The Search for Spock as well as Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, and even in… Continue reading Star Trek III: The Search for Spock

Released: 4 June 1982 Synopsis: While on a mission to find a lifeless planet on which to test the Genesis Project, Khan, a genetically enhanced human, is discovered. Learning that Captain, now Admiral, Kirk is alive, Khan plans to seek revenge upon him. While there are many ways to look at depth psychological concepts manifested… Continue reading Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan”

Released: 8 December 1979 Synopsis: The crew of the Enterprise reunite to protect Earth from an energy cloud of enormous power heading directly for it. The cloud turns out to surround a modified Earth probe launched by NASA that is returning home to join with its creator. Star Trek: The Motion Picture continues Gene Roddenberry’s… Continue reading Star Trek: The Motion Picture