The Ultimate Star Trek TNG Movie Retrospective | SUPERCUT

The Ultimate Star Trek TNG Movie Retrospective: A Compilation of Parts 9, 11, 13, and 14 of my Star Trek Retrospective series explores the making of each of the TNG Star Trek movies, their initial reception, and their lasting pop culture impact.

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00:00 Star Trek Generations
20:30 Star Trek First Contact
42:13 Star Trek Insurrection
01:01:00 Star Trek Nemesis
01:22:58 Outro

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[Flipside]

"came out the year before i was born" cut deep when i remember waiting in line to watch this opening night hahaha

[AngryDuck]

15:17 Rowan: "This movie came out the year before I was born."

Jesus, I saw it in theatres as a grown-ass adult. Way to make me feel old, bro.

[Sensei_BigJoe]

Kirk taking control of the Enterprise D and going down with it would have been an amazing send off! God I wish they would have done that, it was fine as is I guess but at the time I remember it feeling lackluster.

[rickgaine]

I just wanted to say, not just for this video, but with every video you post, you present everything very well. I really enjoy your videos. Thank you for taking the time to produce them for us.

[Bishopbosco]

What is most unforgivable on the part of Stuart Baird is his treatment of LeVar Burton, who is iconic on so many levels that not caring enough to learn his name is ridiculous.

[thecynicaloptimist]

I think one of the biggest problems with Kirk's sacrifice in _Generations_ is that it's all for a faceless race that we know nothing about. On a character level, I get it, that Kirk is willing to give it all up for a people he doesn't even know and hasn't met, but on a narrative level it just falls flat. I always thought he should have gone out sacrificing himself for the Klingons. The pieces are already there: Soran has sold a weapon to the Duras sisters, who have wanted to seize power ever since they lost the Klingon Civil War. Picard and Kirk both have intimate connections with the Klingons: Picard as Arbiter of Succession for Gowron and his friendship with Worf, while Kirk had to fight a lifetime of conditioning and prejudice of seeing them as enemies to now becoming allies.

Kirk sacrificing his life for the Klingon Empire would have been such a thematically appropriate way for him to go out.

[shauncraigparkinson]

I agree Generations is awesome, the effects, the beautiful score, the lighting, so so underrated

[chefdean]

I get the hate for Insurrection, but how does anyone not weep at LeVar Burton's performance, watching his first sunrise ??

[JoeCroninSHOW]

THANK GOD STAR TREK PICARD SEASON 3 gave a real send off.... god its soo good

[TheTerryGene]

The temporary effect that Star Trek: Nemesis had on Tom Hardy’s career and self confidence was devastating. Thank God he recovered and has gone on to achieve the success that he has.

[StreetPreacherr]

Another problem with Insurrection is the fundamental issue that the Baku WERE NOT INDIGINEOUS to the planet! They also immigrated there, so the main conceit of the plot doesn't really work... And it seemed like the Baku were only occupying a TINY area of the planet, so what was stopping them from turning other areas into some sort of 'Space Spa', that anyone could visit to 'recharge' their vitality occasionally. Sort of a Health Spa version of Risa!

[DanSolo]

Hearing that you were born in 1995 makes me feel very, very old.

[StreetPreacherr]

FADE IN: is a MUST read for anyone interested in Star Trek, or just movie making in general. It's incredible to learn just how many different people he needed to approve his script. From producer notes, to keeping the entire cast happy with their roles, it's understandable that the movie ended up feeling like a bit of a compromise.
It's hilarious that they were worried about including the 'Fountain Of Youth' concept for fear that Patrick Stewart would worry that it made him seem 'old'.
GREAT READ though, HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

[garyraymer]

I attended my first and so far ONLY Star Trek convention, actually on a whim, mainly because being a fan of all the shows--so far, and William Shatner was going to be there in Charlotte, NC, and I had my huge and heavy RCA camcorder that I brought into the place and got some great scenes, It was all to tie-in Star Trek: Generations, and I actually won a script in a raffle. Shatner was delightful, funny, humble and he told us many fans he was going to give us an inside story, he starts, "Captain Kirk and Captain Picard then....something terrible happens"! Typical Shatner! I enjoyed your retrospect on all the movies, and agree, mostly with you, thanks again for doing your homework on this show and the movies!

[Doyley]

With the telepathic attack on Deanna Troi, it set up the way the Enterprise could attack the Scimitar when cloaked. I agree it was dark though

[stevenewman]

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[benhac]

1994 was a spectacular year for cinema.
It's so strange, I was 13 and my memory of watching generations is that of a kid. yet pulp fiction also came out in 94 and I remember myself more matured watching it.

[ez]

The year before you were born?! My God, I am old. I was in college.

[jpenir]

Shatner is totally underrated as an actor. Hes fantastic in Generations

[thecynicaloptimist]

Fantastic video overall with a unique perspective! Subscribed!