Star Trek III: The Search for Spock is considered by some as one of the “odd-numbered and therefore bad” films that feature the original cast. Released in 1984, 2 years after the highly successful Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, the film continues the story of the Enterprise crew after the death of Spock. While some fans found the resolution to Spock’s resurrection unsatisfying, this film has some great moments, especially in its dialog! Let’s look back at a few unforgettable lines that prove it is much more than it seems.

1. “Forgive me; it is not here.”

After the crew of the Enterprise returns to Earth, Spock’s father Sarek (Mark Lenard) shows up at Kirk’s home and demands answers regarding Spock’s katra, or spiritual consciousness. Sarek mind melds with Kirk, making him relive Spock’s death. After Sarek pulls away and breaks the link, Kirk’s...