Star Trek V: The Final Frontier/Heartwarming

While The Final Frontier may be fairly ghastly, there are one or two genuinely good bits, including this moment near the end where Spock rescues Kirk from fake God:

Kirk: I thought I was going to die.
Spock: Not possible. You were never alone.

- It's all in Leonard Nimoy's "Oh, please, as if you could ever think otherwise?" delivery.
This exchange:

Spock: I have lost a brother.
Kirk: I lost a brother once. Would you like to hear how I got him back?
McCoy: I thought men like us didn't have families.
Kirk: I was wrong.

General Korrd deserves a mention.
Personally I liked watching the growing bond between Talbot and Caithlin Dar. You only see them in the background most of the time but, they are awfully cute together.
- Of course the mutual bonding between three seemingly incompatible groups like the Federation, Klingons and Romulans is something Gene Roddenberry always said was unavoidable.
Minor one, but Spock and McCoy's friendship seems to improve in this post-resurrection. McCoy offers Kirk and Spock baked beans and goes on a tangent that they are made from an old family recipe and Jokingly insists Spock not reject them for he would insult not just himself but a generation of McCoy. Which Spock responds with his own dry wit, before sampling the beans. After trying them, Spock compliments the taste.

Spock: Bipodal scenes Doctor?
McCoy: Beans, Spock. But no ordinary beans. These are from a special Southern recipe handed down by my father. And if you stick your Vulcan nose up at these, you're not only insulting me, but generations of McCoys.
Spock: In that case, I have little choice but to sample your beans.
-Spock tries them.-
Spock: Surprisingly good.