Star Trek - best and worst films?
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So, rank the best and worst Star Trek films...and quick what was the worst and best Star Trek film ever made?
Best?
1) Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan (Ricardo Montablan reprises a bitter Khan, and Spock sacrifices himself for the crew.)
Then:
2.) Star Trek: Voyage Home (Spock reunites with the crew, and they go back in time)
3) Star Trek : The Undiscovered Country (Peace Treaty with the Klingons)
4.) Star Trek: First Contact (The Borg)
5) Star Trek: Generations (Picard and Kirk meet up)
6.) Star Trek: The Search for Spock (They find Spock)
7) Star Trek : Reboot
Worst?
1) Star Trek: The Final Frontier (Spock's half brother is on a mission to find god, instead he finds the devil)
2.) Star Trek : The Motion Picture (more special effects than story)
3) Star Trek: Insurrection (not memorable)
4) Star Trek: Into Darkness (plot doesn't quite work)
5) Star Trek: Nemesis (silly)
Best?
1) Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan (Ricardo Montablan reprises a bitter Khan, and Spock sacrifices himself for the crew.)
Then:
2.) Star Trek: Voyage Home (Spock reunites with the crew, and they go back in time)
3) Star Trek : The Undiscovered Country (Peace Treaty with the Klingons)
4.) Star Trek: First Contact (The Borg)
5) Star Trek: Generations (Picard and Kirk meet up)
6.) Star Trek: The Search for Spock (They find Spock)
7) Star Trek : Reboot
Worst?
1) Star Trek: The Final Frontier (Spock's half brother is on a mission to find god, instead he finds the devil)
2.) Star Trek : The Motion Picture (more special effects than story)
3) Star Trek: Insurrection (not memorable)
4) Star Trek: Into Darkness (plot doesn't quite work)
5) Star Trek: Nemesis (silly)
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Date: 2015-05-31 04:05 am (UTC)Although, there were things liked liked about The Final Frontier, it did prove it was time the original crew retired.
It's a miracle Star Trek: The Motion Picture made enough to get The Wrath of Khan approved. I guess it just shows how loyal Star Trek fans were. I remember learning that the screenplay was going to be done by Hollywood's favorite hack writer in those days, Allen Dean Foster, and thinking maybe special effects might save it. Then seeing the movie, it sure seemed like they never knew when to shut off the darn special effects and get on with what little story they had. LOL
I'd put Reboot in the bad column. But if the same sort of thing had been done as Buck Rodgers or Flash Gordon, instead of Star Trek I'd have been a lot happier with it. Of all the new version of the old characters I only liked Uhura.
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Date: 2015-05-31 02:13 pm (UTC)Granted it's been 25 years since I've seen it - but I remember that the special effects in that one were beyond cheesy. They were almost as bad as the original television series. The guy I saw it with - and I, were asking ourselves -- what the heck was that?
And oh dear, the script.