Studio
executives summary / pitch
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| Captain
Kirk (William Shatner) meets Captain Picard (Patrick Stewart) for
first and last time.
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Short
plot summary |
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Convoluted
plot which allows the two most popular captains of the Enterprise
to meet in strange time paradox (Nexus).
Data gets an emotion implant.
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What
our panel of critics thought |
"Whoopee
Goldberg, you babe in a tall flat hat. I would like to take you
home with me... hmmmm mmmm..."
"I
like to think of myself as a well balanced, racially tolerant, sexually
supportive, citizen. But if I ever did see one of those Klingon
women reading the news I would change channels as fast as my flipper
would allow. They are such mingers, anything they said I would believe
the absolute opposite."
"Has
many instances of that classic Star Trek crashy-wobble we all came
to know and love. At least, in this movie, our heroes don't get
pinged across the screen, they just manfully wobble until the special
effects give up. Bravisimo!"
"How
lucky Jean Luc was to be stranded on such a wonderfully sunny planet!
It reminded me of Death Valley but with smiles."
"I
am whispering this, my dear, because I don't want to be overheard.
I have never been able to understand what that nice Captain Picard
is saying. I find those plummy English vocals so difficult to understand.
Was he the butler? Did he do it? Nobody tells me nuthin."
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Please
tell me the ending. |
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Kirk dies, Picard survives.
The
well coiffured gray hair of the bad guy never gets so much as a
mild wind rearrangement.
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Other
comments |
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The
end of Captain Kirk. Sigh! The end of an era.
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Date
of review |
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July
15 , 2002
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