..Oh how lucky, they""re right on top.Star Trek: Generations (1994)(aka Star Trek 7)d.David Carson, 118 minutesFilm Plot SummaryIn the late 23rd century, the maiden voyage of theUSS Enterprise-NCC-1701-Bwas indicated by a tumbling Dom Perignon champagne bottle (under the credits) crashing in slow-motion against the starship""s hull during a christening; the ceremonial inauguration was attended by members of the original crew ("a group of living legends" including retired Captain Kirk (William Shatner)) and the newEnterprisecrew headed by inexperienced Captain John Harriman (Alan Ruck), as it set off on a brief maiden voyage from Spacedock with Kirk ordering: "Take us out" - but the ship was still structurally and functionally incomplete." She wondered what had happened to Lecter""s mementoes, such as a signed copy ofThe Joy of Cooking(worth $16,000), suspecting that Barney had been selling Lecter memorabilia (such as the X-ray) for lots of money.[Trivia Note: In Siegel and Eastwood’s subsequent film,Dirty Harry (1971), when the character played by Eastwood""s ""Dirty Harry"" character chased a group of bank robbers early in the film, a San Francisco movie theater marquee advertisedPlay Misty for Me.The next morning while eating breakfast cereal, Karin was watching the classic black-and-white Frank Capra filmHarvey (1950)on television.A parody of the disco scene appeared inAirplane! (1980), and also in a character onThe Simpsonsnamed "Disco Stu" - he owner of Stu""s Discotheque.