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Star Trek Generations has enough verve, imagination and familiarity to satisfy three decades' worth of Trekkers raised on several incarnations of the television skein.
At least the special effects and outer space vistas are more handsome than usual.
Generations is predictably flabby and impenetrable in places, but it has enough pomp, spectacle and high-tech small talk to keep the franchise afloat.
A rich and absorbing saga.
Mostly, Generations spends its running length searching for, and never completely finding, its niche.
A flawed but funky adventure involving a time warp known as the Nexus.
From the opening shot of a champagne bottle floating in space to the pulsating ribbon of an engulfing Nexus, the film's images dazzled me.
Doesn't work as a goodbye to Kirk or as a hello to Picard.
...seems to drag on for at least a half an hour longer than it needs to. (Blu-ray Edition)
Star Trek: Generations suffers from the feeling that it is only a bigger budgeted episode of the television show, one that fails to use the full potential of the cinematic medium.
The seventh Trek extravaganza emerges as a disappointment, slightly better than the inept Star Trek V but markedly inferior to Parts II and VI.
I had hoped Generations would rescue Star Trek from its pervasive dullness, but somehow things have gotten even more boring
Old/new Starfleet heroes warpspeed a lukewarm plot.
a little stiff but still good
It's nice to see Kirk one last time.
The series' dullest instalment.
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