Favorite Movie

That one is not one of my favourites. But it's ok.

I just had a hard time getting into the 5th movie. but I felt that way about the 1st, 3rd and 7th also. It felt almost too preachy to me.

Yeah. But this one seemed to be in your face with it. But that's just my opinion.

Well, I know. But I guess the humor in the 4th one overshadowed that a bit. I liked the 6th one alot. also the 2nd one. Wasn't crazy about Generations. But liked those after that.

It didn't with me either. I think it's because in my way of thinking the characters were all unrecognizable. They were just not what I remembered. So I couldn't get into it.

Voyage Home had alot of funny moments in it, and I also really liked Generations...I don't know, I just liked seeing both crews in one movie. But my favorite was First Contact, the whole movie was just so good...

Oh, I didn't forget First Contact. I loved that one. I loved every TNG movie with the exception of Generations. I just couldn't get into it. I know I sound like a broken record, but the Chars were just unrecognizable to me. Even Kirk. The only ones that were really good in that one were Chekov and Scotty. But that is just my opinion.

LOL Kent.

Data's emotions weren't what bothered me. I had a hard time with him being frozen in terror when Geordie had been abducted. I don't think he would have done that. Unless there was something else affecting him. Which I don't think there wasn.

I love the idea of Data having emotions and looking at it through his eyes. That was just the coolest thing. In the end I've said before, it boils down to the chars being unrecognizable. I just figured it out! The comaraderie wasn't there. It was missing in Generations. I couldn't verbalize it until now. There was something missing in that movie and now I know. That was it. The interactions weren't right. They didn't fit. In the show, you got a real sense of loyalty. Of family with the TNG cast of Chars. In my opinion it wasn't there in Generations. The subsequent movies, probably because of Jonathon Frakes, it was most definitely there. It was like visiting an old friend with  First Contact, Insurrection, and Nemesis. In Generations, it was looking at a group of strangers and not knowing how to feel.

I hope that explains it a bit better.

Comraderie? Thats a word? LOL, anyway that it the missing link to make the movie great like all the rest. Everyone had their own situation going on and none of them were interacting with each situation. Example, Picard on ground and Ship in space. No connection. Usually there would be an extra person or radio contact or something but there was no link. It was a very (no offence) poorly constructed or thought out movie.

It's not really just that. The time shifting isn't a big deal. You just don't have the closeness of the TNG crew in Generations that you had in the series. It's almost like seeing a bunch of strangers on screen. It's even that way when they interact with each other. That's what I didn't like about it.

I see no explanation why I like it is going to make you like it !!!

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