Star Trek: Insurrection

This movie wasn't taht great. The acting was mechanical,the story didn't make much sense and the pace was slow. Also,the story was so boring that I barely payed attention. Confusing.... Full review

Another beautiful adventure for the crew in its voyages. it is nice to see them out and about in the wilderness especially in beautiful mountainous California which where the movie was shot. the villain was not as tough as we got... Full review

Picard and his crew go on a mission and get taken hostage and I truely enjoyed this movie I think it was the best in the seris so far... Full review

This movie could be better. It still follows what's going on in the Dominion War and with Worf who is still a Starfleet officer and rejoins his old Enterprise crew mates. Star Trek Insurrection should have been made in a 2... Full review

Star Trek Insurrection was the rare Star Trek movie that left me lukewarm, although not at lukewarm as Generations. The Enterprise is working with the Federation to remove some people from the planet so another race can occupy it. Apparently,... Full review

not the best star trek movie but still worth seeing at least once if you are a fan. doesn't really have the feeling of a true motion picture, more like a long TV episode.... Full review

This movie is fantastic. I am a trekky beginning to end, but to me this was the best one. Plenty of action but it also had a nice love story and alot of humor. I think this is the first of... Full review

Well, this movie certainly had it's ups and downs. On the good side, the effects were top-notch, the direction was very good, and the story was quite compelling. The only detraction was the sometimes a trifle flat for my tastes. But... Full review

"We are betraying the principles upon which the Federation was founded," states Captain Jean-Luc Picard 49 minutes into the ninth Star Trek film, "It's an attack upon its very soul." "Jean-Luc," answers his superior, Admiral Dougherty, "We're only moving six-hundred people."... Full review

In my personal opinion, and as an avid Next Generation fan, without a doubt "Insurrection" is one of the best Star Trek films, and the third outing for Picard, Riker, Deanna and the rest of the Next Generation crew stays... Full review

's of fans enjoyed the performances, got autographs, and many got the opportunity for photo opportunities with their favorite actor.....It was another one of the endearing convention moments.....For savvy fans of Star Trek, they know not only what each actor did in the franchise....The feature entertainment for the afternoon was Jonathan Frakes, Commander Will Riker and Michael Dorn, Wor, the essence character of the Klingons.....balancing it with humor to the enjoyment of everyone in the theater..... ... Full Review

I am genuinely fond of Insurrection , despite its flaws.....As an allegory, Insurrection lacks urgency.....However, as a formulaic Trek movie, Insurrection is surprisingly watchable.....As Ru'afo, F. Murray Abraham brings the same weaselly menace that made his Salieri so appealingly vile in Amadeus .....And yet, I found myself giving in to Insurrection 's modest charms..... ... Full Review

Never does Frakes' film become clever enough to distinguish it....none of that is enough to compensate for the limp storytelling..... ... Full Review

The capstone film, Nemesis , defied the pattern....Odd Movie In....even-numbered Trek films are much better.....a project was ever perceived as disappointing....It is good, clean, Star Trek fun..... ... Full Review

Star Trek: Insurrection (Special Collector's Edition) - DVD But the problem isnt really the predictable story or the stilted acting (those have always been part of the Star Trek mystique) its attitude . ... Full Review

Because We Can't Get Enough of Sound in SpaceThe Star Trek film franchise spans 11 films and, come December, a solid 30 years. It's been a rocky and uneven road for the films; until the tenth installment, it was generally... ... Full Article

The Star Trek film franchise spans 11 films and, come December, a solid 30 years. It's been a rocky and uneven road for the films; until the tenth installment, it was generally considered that the even-numbered films were better than... ... Full Article

Going where "Star Trek" has already gone before, this ninth entry in the popular film franchise is a respectable and enjoyable, though hardly ground-breaking, adventure. ... Full Article

LT. COMMANDER DATA FROM Star Trek: Generations (1994), Star Trek: First Contact (1996), Star Trek: Insurrection (1998), and Star Trek: Nemesis (2002) PLAYED BY Brent Spiner PROGRAMMING A twist on Mr. ... Full Article

Looking at a picture of me, it's nearly impossible to tell that in my early days I was a geek (ahem). But it's true, I was the kid sitting behind you in chemistry class who, when the teacher was too... ... Full Article

Patrick Stewart returns as Jean-Luc Picard, captain of the starship Enterprise. On this occasion, the adventure begins when a member of his crew, the android Data (Brent Spiner), goes apparently berserk on an away mission. ... Full Article