What Movie Will You NEVER Watch Again?
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GodThingFormerly
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ST:TMP-TDE, ST:TWOK, ST:TSFS, ST:TVH, ST:TFF, ST:TUC, ST:GEN, ST:FC, ST:INS, ST:NEM. 
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When I saw Insurrection in the theater I vowed to never watch it again. The thing is, I remember it so vaguely now I remember my vow more than what it's about or what I didn't like. I'm tempted to see it again but I will probably still hate it.
None of them. The only movie I have issues with is Nemesis, but it's still entertaining.
^^^ Same here I will watch them all again. When is another story because of my schedule.
I did go several years without seeing TFF but that was because I hadn't bought the DVD and didn't care to dig out my old VHS box set that I have. I finally saw it last month when it was airing on one of the HBO channels I have on digital cable. It wasn't as bad as I remember and I plan on buying the DVD when I have the funds.
I did go several years without seeing TFF but that was because I hadn't bought the DVD and didn't care to dig out my old VHS box set that I have. I finally saw it last month when it was airing on one of the HBO channels I have on digital cable. It wasn't as bad as I remember and I plan on buying the DVD when I have the funds.
Insurrection
Nemesis at least had some nice effects/moments, Insurrection just seemed like a 2 parter with a budget.
Nemesis at least had some nice effects/moments, Insurrection just seemed like a 2 parter with a budget.
Good Will Riker
Admiral
If both Insurrection and Nemesis were not Star Trek, I would never have purchased either one of them on DVD.
Insurrection is too much like a regular episode, and a premise that isn't all that compelling to begin with.
As for Nemesis, this is the only DVD in my collection that if I were to lose, I would never bother replacing. The other being Rocky V. It's only there as a reminder as to "Where Star Trek went wrong...and took a complete nosedive creatively, critically, commercially, and made fans lose faith in Rick Berman's handling of the franchise, forever!"
Insurrection is too much like a regular episode, and a premise that isn't all that compelling to begin with.
As for Nemesis, this is the only DVD in my collection that if I were to lose, I would never bother replacing. The other being Rocky V. It's only there as a reminder as to "Where Star Trek went wrong...and took a complete nosedive creatively, critically, commercially, and made fans lose faith in Rick Berman's handling of the franchise, forever!"
So? Enjoy it as a two-parter with a budget.
There are very few movies I've come out of a cinema maligning that I actually spent $$$$ to see it. I recall being very underwhelmed by "Logan's Run" when it launched, because it arrived with such a blaze of publicity here.
I came out of "Superman IV: The Quest for Peace" shaking my head, but it had some moments that I really enjoyed, and I recently watched the new DVD version, with the bonus workprint scenes of the original (failed) Nuclear Man, and I'm glad I finally saw how good/bad it all was.
But I've found something interesting in all the ST films, so I still find myself playing ST V every now and then. And, over time, you can develop new appreciation for different aspects of all of them. I also enjoy playing the audio commentaries, even on the lesser favourite films I own.
I rarely watch any of the films, but if I'm reading about one on Memory Alpha, Memory Beta or Wikipedia I tend to watch one then.
Therin of Andor said:
So? Enjoy it as a two-parter with a budget.
Okay, I should have said "a not very good 2 parter with a budget"
I found very little redeeming about the movie at all actually. Everything seemed off pace, and just not meshing at all. The funny part is that I can appreicate a bad ST movie, but I'll just end off saying that I own V on DVD, and don't own Insurrection or Nemesis.
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