2002's Star Trek: Nemesis - a film that received such a critical and box-office drubbing it marked the end for the Next Generation crew and sent the Star Trek franchise into mothballs until the glossy JJ Abrams reboot. There was a gap of four years between this film and Insurrection and a sense that they wanted to take more time to get the film right after the less than stellar notices of the last one. Sadly though, despite the longer gestation, Nemesis is a disappointing final journey for Picard and his crew and never quite works. The film - directed by Stuart Baird and written by John (Gladiator) Logan - is much darker than even First Contact and seems to be almost ...  Read the complete review

I have been a fan of Star Trek since I was first introduced to the original crew of the USS Enterprise 1701 on what was probably its second re-run of all their episodes. So when Star Trek The Next Generation appeared on screen as a TV programme that would in fact last 7 series I had been extremely sceptical as it was like I was a traitor to the memory of Captain Kirk and his motley crew. It came as a complete surprise when I sat down to watch the first episode "Encounter At Far Point" (2 part) and extreme sense of disappointment at their final (2 part again) episode "All Good Things" in which it appeared all episodes in between could quite ...  Read the complete review

Star Trek Nemesis is the tenth Star trek movie to be made and featured the cast from the Next Generation series. I liked this film when it came out and had bought it on video casette and then my OH bought me the dvd copy for Christmas. It was my favourtie Star Trek film until the new one came out last year. One of the reasons I like it is because the main story is about Captain Luc Picard played by Patrick Stewart. I really liked him in the Next Generation series, he brought grace and manners to the show and made it feel more 'grown up' than the original series. Also in the film and taking a major role is Tom Hardy who is now one of my ...  Read the complete review

Star Trek Nemesis is the last film of the Star Trek series that featured the cast from The Next Generation group. Released in 2002 it acts as a final swan song for the crew of the USS Enterprise. The storyline itself focuses on the Enterprise being sent to the Romulans home planet on a diplomatic mission to meet a mysterious new leader, a Reman named Praetor Shinzon (Tom Hardy). Due to the Remans history of being a slave race to the Romulan people this was a surprising twist to the story that he could elevate to such a high stature, and then move to agree peace with the Federation. Curious, Captain Picard ( Patrick Stewart) leads a team to meet with Shinzon ...  Read the complete review

i'am getting pretty fed-up with all the " nemesis is pants ", so much that after reviewing search for spock, i took a look at the reveiws for nemesis, and was quite supprised that no-one had gone above the 3-star rating ( okay mabey theres a reason why, but hey even the worst movies, have those that love them ) but i've decided that rather than review voyage home, next, i'd review this, and give it a fair judgment, rather than go with the crowd, and say " it's poo ". it's movie number 10, and by star trek standards, movies with an even number, are the best, and i'am sure even those who hate this movie, will say ...  Read the complete review