Star Trek X: Nemesis
December 2002
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Sam Rothermel
Better the second time, too bad it was the last one Another of the late Next Generation cast movies that I had seen only once in the theater, so here I am trying to get another opinion. For this one, I thought it was much better a second time. Maybe I just wasn't paying attention the first time I saw it, because it is a bit confusing. However there is a neat duality theme to it that was completely lost on me the first time. It's a shame this movie has the reputation of "killing" the Next Generation cast's chances at another big screen outing. There are some cool character ideas they could have drawn further on at the end of this movie. If you saw it and didn't like it, give it another shot as I did and you may find it's actually a good bit of sci-fi (at least after the fairly terrible Insurrection).
Brian Swanson
Underrated Critics were very unfair to this movie. I felt the special effects were sloppy (maybe they hired a cheap company to do them) and the director took a few too many liberties in changing the color scheme of the control panels and how the phasers fire but it is still one of the top four trek movies in my opinion.
patrick fitzsimmons
Low point for tngcast Battle scenes predictable, b4 not explained well. Wrath of khan style death for data. The troi riker wedding felt forced The most interesting part of the movie was getting to know xinzon in the begining, and then an hour of a dragged out battle scene... too bad
Doug Green
Good Movie It actually felt like an extended episode from the TV series. Which was great, I was a fan of the TV series as a kid and it was nice to kind of relive the experience with a "new" episode. I thoroughly enjoyed this movie.
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Better the second time, too bad it was the last one Another of the late Next Generation cast movies that I had seen only once in the theater, so here I am trying to get another opinion. For this one, I thought it was much better a second time. Maybe I just wasn't paying attention the first time I saw it, because it is a bit confusing. However there is a neat duality theme to it that was completely lost on me the first time. It's a shame this movie has the reputation of "killing" the Next Generation cast's chances at another big screen outing. There are some cool character ideas they could have drawn further on at the end of this movie. If you saw it and didn't like it, give it another shot as I did and you may find it's actually a good bit of sci-fi (at least after the fairly terrible Insurrection).
Underrated Critics were very unfair to this movie. I felt the special effects were sloppy (maybe they hired a cheap company to do them) and the director took a few too many liberties in changing the color scheme of the control panels and how the phasers fire but it is still one of the top four trek movies in my opinion.
Cast and credits
| Actors | Patrick Stewart, Brent Spiner, LeVar Burton, Jonathan Frakes, Jude Ciccolella, Shannon Cochran |
| Producers | Rick Berman |
| Director | Stuart Baird |
| Writers | Rick Berman, John Logan, Gene Roddenberry, Brent Spiner |
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116 minutes
Rating
PG-13
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