Paramount Pictures officially announced the production of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, the second movie in the Star Trek film series.
Principal photography began for Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan under director Nicholas Meyer.
Principal photography for the film was completed, moving post-production into full gear.
Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan premiered and was released to theaters in the United States, receiving critical acclaim and revitalizing the Star Trek franchise.
During a training simulation, James T. Kirk faces the Kobayashi Maru test and defeats the no-win scenario, showcasing his unique approach to command.
Khan Noonien Singh and his followers are exiled to Ceti Alpha V after their attempt to dominate Earth in the late 20th century.
The neighboring planet Ceti Alpha VI explodes, drastically altering Ceti Alpha V's environment and endangering Khan and his people, leading to many deaths and severe hardships.
Khan and his surviving followers capture the USS Reliant, initiating their plan for revenge against Kirk.
The USS Enterprise pursues the stolen Reliant to the Mutara Nebula to confront Khan and prevent their revenge plans.
Spock exposes himself to lethal radiation to repair the Enterprise's warp drive, saving the ship and crew at great personal cost.
After a fierce battle, Khan dies from wounds sustained during the Enterprise's counterattack, ending his quest for vengeance.
The Enterprise crew holds a solemn funeral for Spock, honoring his sacrifice and legacy.
