I do think TFF is quite a bit better although they are pretty different kinds of films-aside from having a lot of at least somewhat weird-feeling humor and many people think overall weird stories with underwhelming climaxes. Though neither bad, TFF I think works in a lot better its humor and its overall plot progression including how it leads to its climax.
It had to be, feel introductory enough while also not boring, still advancing those who had watched the series and wanted further progression from, and some conclusion to, it and I think it does work pretty well at being both.
Really don't see how it's a bad or weakening depiction or even if it was, how any appearance after "The Best of Both Worlds" would not be a weakening depiction.
I think the climax and twist does come pretty close to, still work as basically being Shatner's original idea, the entity can pretty easily be interpreted as instead devil or demon or just, similar enough, real powerful but malevolent entity. And I think it does work for that, that faith and/or obedience isn't necessarily good, can result in bad.
This exactly. For a movie that's intended to launch a film series, Generations is positively funereal. What it feels like is a finale
It had to be, feel introductory enough while also not boring, still advancing those who had watched the series and wanted further progression from, and some conclusion to, it and I think it does work pretty well at being both.
First Contact is just bad and ruined the Borg.
Really don't see how it's a bad or weakening depiction or even if it was, how any appearance after "The Best of Both Worlds" would not be a weakening depiction.
Who and what exactly was that being that pretended to be God? Why is any of this happening?
I think the climax and twist does come pretty close to, still work as basically being Shatner's original idea, the entity can pretty easily be interpreted as instead devil or demon or just, similar enough, real powerful but malevolent entity. And I think it does work for that, that faith and/or obedience isn't necessarily good, can result in bad.