Star Trek - Nemesis (2002)
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The crew of the Starship Enterprise must confront a clone of their captain who has seized control of the Romulan Star Empire.
The story
The crew of the starship Enterprise prepare to bid farewell to newly married officers William Riker and Deanna Troi. En route to a second ceremony on Troi's homeworld, they discover an energy reading on the planet Kolarus III near the Romulan Neutral Zone. Captain Jean-Luc Picard, security officer Worf, and android officer Data land on the planet and discover the remnants of an android resembling Data, named B-4. The trio is attacked by the native population and leaves the planet with B-4, which they deduce to be an earlier prototype built by Data's creator.
- First release year
- 2002
- Runtime (minutes)
- 117
- Production countries
- United States
- Original languages
- English
- Directors
- Stuart Baird
- Writers
- John Logan · screenplay; John Logan · story; Rick Berman · story; Brent Spiner · story
- Cast and characters
- Patrick Stewart · Captain Jean-Luc Picard; Jonathan Frakes · William Riker; Brent Spiner · Data; LeVar Burton · Worf; Michael Dorn · Worf; Gates McFadden · Beverly Crusher; Marina Sirtis · Deanna Troi; Tom Hardy · Shinzon
- Genres
- science fiction; action
- Themes
- identity; cloning; Nature versus nurture; masculinity
- Tone and mood
- dark; action-oriented
- Premise and plot tags
- revenge; clone; coup d'état; android; space adventure
- Franchise connections
- Star Trek
- Reception
- The film received generally mixed reviews and was considered one of the worst in the franchise, also being a box office failure.
- Reported review scores
- Rotten Tomatoes · score: 37% · review count: 171; Metacritic · score: 51 · scale: 100 · review count: 29
- Awards and nominations
- Saturn Awards · Best Science Fiction Film · lost; Saturn Awards · Best Costume · lost; Saturn Awards · Best Supporting Actor · lost
- Production trivia
- The first cut of the movie was 160 minutes long.; The film is the only Star Trek film or show ever released on UMD.; The film was heavily trimmed down, losing scenes including Crusher leaving for a new medical position and Wesley Crusher appearing at the wedding.
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