Customer Ratings & Reviews

Love me some Star Trek TNG, and who can say no to Picard? Especially when you get a young Tom Hardy, and older Ron Perlman and a whole host of cool vampire-like Romulans! Oddly ahead of the curve on trendy vampires. Star Trek movies are made good with good production, they are made great with great villains. This one is on cusp between good and great!

Although not as good as st: 1st contact this is still a great star trek: the next generation movie.

I like the original movies better but this was a good one too.

Was an ok Star Trek film. But looks great on Blu-Ray.

I really enjoyed watching this movie,good ending for the NEXT GENERATION crew.

Excellent Star Trek Movie. The last one so far with the TNG crew.

I enjoy all the Startrek movies. I wasn't disappointed with this one.

If you like Star Trek, then you will love this movie.

Although it was nice to see Riker & Troi's wedding (along with them going to a new ship he's going to command), this film is a poor way to end the legacy of TNG. One reason being that we see many characters coming out of left field for no apparent reason. Why have the Remans never appeared before on Trek if they were so well-known to the Federation? Just how many androids are out there that are like Data? What was the point of making a clone of Picard and why does he look nothing like the younger Picard we saw many times in the series? Data's sacrifice in the end, like Kirk's in Generations, just sits there and shrugs (I would've at least expected La Forge, his best friend, to have a more emotional involvement in the proceedings), and, yet again, we have Beverly relegated to the sidelines, although there's no arbitrary female guest star for Picard to chat with this time around. TNG will always endure, but the four films its spawned simply didn't cut it overall.

This movie's special effects were made for the stunning color and clarity that's possible with Blu-Ray technology. The story's plotline was in keeping with the reputation of Star Trek genre for originality and unpredictability.

This is the movie that broke the Odd/Even Rule about Star Trek movies ("even numbered movies are awesome"). This was Star Trek 10, and it was far from awesome. It was barely watchable, with an ending designed to do nothing more than feed Brent Spiner's (Data's) ego. In the end, they made 10 Star Trek movies, 8 of them were good to exceptional, that's a pretty good record.

Star Trek Nemesis killed the franchise. The worst of the Next Generation films.