Star Trek III: The Search for Spock (1984)d.Leonard Nimoy, 105 minutesFilm Plot SummaryThis second sequel opened with a recap of the scene of Spock""s (Leonard Nimoy) death, funeral, and ejection into space to orbit the newborn Genesis planet (and land on its surface); the damagedUSS Enterprisereturned to the spacedock for repairs, with Admiral Cmdr....Prepare yourselves.My father""s work is done."Batman hooked a cable from his Bat to the nuclear bomb, and flew it out over Gotham Bay, where it exploded safely and harmlessly away from the city, and saved Gotham and its citizens.Pamela Voorhees (Nana Visitor), who claimed: "You""re the last one.I""ve killed all the others.It""ll be easier for you than it was for Jason." The angry mother believed that the counselors had to be killed as punishment for negligence, and for letting her young son Jason (Caleb Guss) drown.With the tagline: "The Defining Chapter."This was the shortest of the six Peter Jackson-directedMiddle-Earthfilms: it was also 17 minutes shorter than he previousHobbitfilm, and 22 minutes shorter than the firstHobbitfilm.The main character, an alcoholic writer, loses his money, his freedom, and his sense of reality when confined in an alcoholic ward.