William Shatner's Star Trek V: The Final Frontier was his only attempt at directing a Star Trek film.
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The concept of space and the vast emptiness that lies beyond what our eyes can see has fascinated us for as long as time itself. Our fascination has given rise to the sci-fi genre, where franchises like Star Wars and Star Trek explore possible theories of life beyond our own solar system.
And yet there are philosophical attributes of space that are often linked to religion—for example, the existence of God. Most religions believe that heaven is somewhere in space, and Star Trek once tried to address that concept. As expected, it didn't turn out so well.
For many Trekkies today, William Shatner is a name that commands respect. Shatner was the leader of the original crew, playing Captain James T. Kirk, and belonged to the golden age of Star Trek media.
