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(1 - 8) of 8 OFCS Rating: 63% Fresh Page   1   "Offers a thiought-provoking treatment of the mind-body problem."   Spirituality and Practice   Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat 3/4 "'Star Trek III' takes nearly forty minutes, much of which is filled with silly, mystical exposition about the current state of Spock's soul, before things start moving. The last twenty minutes are equally slow, but the stuff in between is quite enjoyable."   ReelViews   James Berardinelli 2.5/4 "Something of a let-down, a longwinded paean to the grandeur of Leonard Nimoy’s famous Vulcan character, which shouldn’t come as much surprise since Nimoy himself directed it."   Q Network Film Desk   James Kendrick 2.5/4 "Familiarity breeds contempt since this is not really a notable entry in the Star Trek series."   Sci-Fi Movie Page   James O'Ehley 2/5 "Directed by Leonard Nimoy, this episode could best be described as functional, in that the situation is interesting enough for a routine episode of the TV show."   Filmcritic.com   Jeremiah Kipp 81/100 "If Wrath of Khan is the 'action' entry and Voyage Home is the 'comedy' installment, then Search for Spock is the 'drama' – and it's a damn good entry overall."   Apollo Guide   Scott Weinberg 3.5/5 "christopher lloyd!"   sbs.is   Stefan Birgir Stefansson B+ "May be the unappreciated middle child of the Trek franchise, but it's still one of better and more indispensable episodes."   Decent Films Guide   Steven D. Greydanus  (1 - 8) of 8 OFCS Rating: 63% Fresh Page   1