Star Trek: Nemesis

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diogo13 T @Tua_mera 4d Filme muito lento e chato, é uma desculpa tediosa e sem graça para uma história de Jornada nas Estrelas. See more Slinkie T @RT34738069 Jun 16 This is the only movie (on DVD) that I ever returned to the shop for a refund. I remember at the time thinking that it was unreal how they got star trek so wrong. Since then the franchise has taken a huge nosedive but the horribleness of the TNG movies should not be forgotten. My biggest pet peeve from this movie though was the offroad mad max scene. This is what you get when the people making the movie don't understand the material and don't care enough to learn. Generic action slop but without any proper action, just some old guys in pajamas and make up. See more Garry A @heavyg Jun 13 The action sequences are good but there aren't enough of them. It seems more cerebral than the other movies in this series. See more Geoffrey C @GeoffreyNoPants Feb 24 This film gives the feeling of a very poorly constructed fan fiction more than it does a film of even mediocre writing. As a lifelong fan of this cast, and this franchise, I was deeply dissatisfied with this film. Despite one or two cool moments, and a re-uniting of a much beloved cast with great chemistry, Nemesis plays more like a lengthy episode of TNG than it does a movie. And it would not have been one of the good episodes, this would have been one of the worst ones. Also this movie's script does not have enough content to fill the runtime of even one TNG episode. Both the cast and the franchise deserved much better than this. See more Nicholas P. @npuzar Jan 24 Worst film of the TNG era, second worst Star Trek film overall. See more Joel H @786Joel Dec 31 Star Trek: Nemesis is a flimsy finale to The Next Generation movies. Its basic premise, that Captain Picard’s skills and expertise are due to his DNA rather than his years of training and experience, is fundamentally flawed. And as the film tries to take a stand on that fragile foundation, it stumbles through a half-baked plot with the weight of the storyline being dumped on a young Tom Hardy’s underdeveloped shoulders. There are some entertaining moments, but when you look at what other movies Star Trek: Nemesis was competing with in 2002, it’s no wonder it failed to perform at the box office. See more Read all reviews

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