I was a little disappointed that they made the Captain of the Enterprise B look like an incompetent boob. You would think the way everyone talks about being on the Enterprise as a great honor, and the way the other Captains have been shown that they would've made him out to be at least competent.

uh, yes I saw that godawful episode of Voyager with Tuvok with Sulu. The only reason why they did that shitty episode was because ratings were piss poor and to celebrate some Trek anniversary. Which is why they also did that superior tribbles episode on DS9. Tuvok wasn't in the movie so he wasnt on the ship. Simple as that. Also, i consider Voyager to be the worst Trek show of all time. The End.

And we don't much care what your opinion is. Someone asked a question about **Trek history**, and Mike accurately answered it, whether you like the answer or not. What are you, 12?

So on a ship housing, say, 300 people, any officer or crewman not on the bridge 24/7 is "not on the ship"?

Pretty spurious thinking.

Then you'll probably be mad that they actually aren't included in the set according to reviews from DigitalBits and Trekweb.

Paramount -ohbfrank-

no trailers, really?? damn, i have to hold onto the old one then??

I don't think the non SE had a trailer either.

Can anyone explain why they jumped out of the Nexus with about 10 seconds left before the thingy bopper fired? I never understood that..before that the movie was decent..and then that happened and then the lame Kirk death

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the nice answer to that question is that they needed to defeat Soran and kill Kirk at the same time. if they went back, say to when Picard meets with Soran in 10 Forward at the beginning of the movie, and took care of Soran there, then Kirk wouldn't die, the Enterprise wouldn't blow up, the Duras sisters would live, etc, etc. Kirk would probably go live with Scotty on the retirement planet and Picard would go to his nephew and brother's funeral.

not the best ending.

so, they had them appear just before Soran launches his missle. that way Picard gets to save the day and Kirk gets to die, supposedly with honor.

the brutal answer to your question is poor writing. Picard disappears into the Nexus, then reappears later with Kirk just before Soran launches the missle into the sun. this means that there should now be 2 Picards (the other Picard should still be wandering about outside Soran's forcefield still). you never see this other Picard.

another mistake they made was giving those in the Nexus freedom to exit anywhere at any time. if they had limited a Nexus occupant's exiting options to A. the location they were when they entered the Nexus, and B. a time just before or just after they entered, things would have made more sense.

the way it is now creates a huge plot hole that, sadly, they never bother to explain.

I dunno, Generations really just didn't do anything for me for most of the reasons already mentioned.

Plus, to be honest their little scientific screw-up [science nerd] Of having the local star explode a few seconds after Soren's rocket is launched into it without taking into account the whole speed of light thing just didn't sit well with me. That kinda sloppy science just proved that the writers didn't care.

I guess that among other things was kind of my first step in my eventual disillusionment with ST.

[/science nerd]

Wake me up when the First Contact SE comes out.

I thought that the "science nerds", to use your term, didn't like First Contact because Cochran's ship goes into warp without any mention of inertial dampeners. Oops. :) As for me, all of Star Trek requires a large suspension of disbelief, like most sci-fi and fantasy, and First Contact is my favorite Trek movie.

Been awhile since I have seen Generations though (not since the movie theaters). Never bought the old low quality, non-anamorphic DVD. Might have to pick the SE up to see if the movie is as underwhelming as I remember.

I don't think that the intent was to show this particular captain as a boob per se. Rather, any captain of the enterprise, under the same circumstances with Kirk sharing the bridge was bound to look er...boob like.

I really think that this movie suffered because they spread themselves too thin. You had the end of TNG, DS9, the development of Voyager, and the development of Generations all occuring at the same time.

Flawed logic. Pavel Chekov wasn't in "Space Seed", yet it's firmly established in THE WRATH OF KHAN that he was indeed a member of the Enterprise crew and met Khan during Season One of The Original Series, even though we never saw him.

We have our detailed review of Star Trek: Generations Collector's Edition here.

I know the reviews regarding the trancfer show the film to be less than perfect however, those screenshots you've posted are simply beautiful!