Say something positive about your least favorite Trek movie.

[NewHeavensNewEarth]

Tom Hardy was in NEM! Such a great actor!

 

[Kor]

It has some good character moments and nice interaction between Kirk, Spock and McCoy.

Kor

 

[BillJ]

Gilbert and Sullivan from Star Trek: Insurrection.

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[trekshark]

Peter Weller for into darkness
Actually the casting in general for jjtrek ,i think each cast member made the characters their own version while being respectful of the original

 

[Defiler-Of-Redshirts]

In Star Trek V I though Kirk's "I need my pain!" speech was a profound moment.

 

[Mage]

It has some good character moments and nice interaction between Kirk, Spock and McCoy.

Kor

You didn't mention a movie.

 

[Kor]

You didn't mention a movie.

Oh, I thought it would be obvious.

Kor

 

[Mage]

Oh, I thought it would be obvious.

Kor

No, it really isn't. Could've actually said in the post I just quoted......

 

[Smellmet]

The score and the campfire scene in TFF is decent and some of the humor and interplay between the big three.

80% of the rest of it is pure garbage, acting, story, sets, visuals, the lot. I never even liked the 'I need my pain' bit that everyone seemed to enjoy.

 

[Vger23]

If we're just talking TOS films...TVH was funny and hit the right comedy marks.

For TNG films, see my previous comment about INS

For Kelvin films, I guess STID is a nice looking movie in 4K.

 

[F. King Daniel]

Insurrection had pretty nebula effects and nice music.

 

[Jayson1]

I din't vomit in the theater like everyone else. jk

Actually I think it looks cool when Picard rams the Enterprise into Shinzon's ship.

Jason

 

[Admiral Archer]

Jerry Goldsmith reprising "The Enterprise" during the refit of the Enterprise-E at the end of Nemesis was a nice callback to my favorite film (TMP) and was really the only sense of closure I got outta the whole trainwreck of a film.

Well, it was also nice to see Riker and Troi FINALLY get married.

 

[gottacook]

I don't like any scene at all in TFF with the exception of the shot of Enterprise in Earth orbit with the Moon behind, which only lasts a few seconds and is mercifully free of dialogue.

It was pretty.

 

[starbuck]

Mr scott's i know this ship like the back of my hand then bangs his head from star trek V

 

[CorporalCaptain]

I love Laurence Luckinbill's performance.

And I'm a huge fan of Dina Meyer. Glad she got to be in Star Trek in some capacity.

 

[Damian]

I don't like any scene at all in TFF with the exception of the shot of Enterprise in Earth orbit with the Moon behind, which only lasts a few seconds and is mercifully free of dialogue.

It was pretty.

Yeah, that was a good view. The special effects in that movie are atrocious, a travesty of the Star Trek films (hell, the original special effects of the original series looked better).

But that was one shot they got right in that film---if Shatner ever got his wish for a budget to redo the effects that shot would probably be the only original shot from TFF I'd keep in a revised version.

 

[Kor]

I also like Jerry Goldsmith's music, especially when they are approaching the center of the galaxy and going down to the planet.

Kor

 

[Smellmet]

Yeah, that was a good view. The special effects in that movie are atrocious, a travesty of the Star Trek films (hell, the original special effects of the original series looked better).

But that was one shot they got right in that film---if Shatner ever got his wish for a budget to redo the effects that shot would probably be the only original shot from TFF I'd keep in a revised version.

There's that final shot of the enterprise im orbit with the klingon ship that looks good too but the rest want binning.

 

[arch101]

Jerry Goldsmith's score is great, as is Lawrence Luckinbill's performance. The rest: meh.