Harris included the "Enterprise" as one of the 50 most significant objects to appear in film, alongside the ruby slippers in "The Wizard of Oz", the Maschinenmensch in "Metropolis", and the Batmobile in "Batman Begins". "Time" called the ship's redesign for "The Motion Picture" "bold" and "handsome". Conversely, "The Washington Post" wrote that the "Enterprise" looked "like a toy boat in a lava lamp" in "Star Trek II". "Entertainment Weekly", focusing on the ship's internal technical details rather than its outward appearance, wrote that after being depicted as a complicated vessel requiring detailed care in "The Wrath of Khan", it seemed "a bit loony" for the "Enterprise" to be operable by just a handful of officers in "The Search for Spock".