Big Red

This had to be one of the worst films I have ever watched. Why bother make such dross? It had to have been made by a kid raised on computer games, because it was so disjointed and few if any explanations about why or where anything happened the way it did. It was a complete guessing game from start to finish. Why Grillo and Willis bothered doing this is any bodies guess. The script was hackneyed and cliched and the dialogue was as complicated as a year 9 students conversation. Christ will there be anyone making good movies soon? Absolute disappointment.

Love this series. Something made for adults for a change.

Brilliant in the same mold as the next generation. Sophisticated and interesting particularly with take no prisoners Janeway at the helm. Excellent.

This series takes the star trek franchise to a new low. It is as though these characters were chosen for the enterprise mission because they are infantile, aggressive, will shirt front anyone and be rash. Most of the time the dialogue is reminiscent of a thinly veiled dick swing competition. Both the Captain and the engineer seem to have IQ's below the average, and behave like jocks from high school. Why would this be worth watching? I have struggled through three episodes and am thinking it isn't worth watching any more.

Loved this when it aired in the 1990's in my Country and it is still great now. Am old enough to have occasionally watched the first series in the 1960's. Just finished watching the first season on Netflix, but there is no more available from them. Gene Roddenberry was still alive for this remake, and it shows in the sophistication of the scripts and relationships between crew members, and the challenges faced by the crew. It is excellent.

I loved how nuanced this was. That the fine line between being what people perceive you as and who you are is blurred to the extent that you could be who they think you are or may not be. Tackling the idea that anyone that has a true spiritually awakened existence or has godliness in human form is a tough call. But all the way through with a trickle of information here and there, we begin to doubt the very thing that people want to believe he is...the messiah, which he has never claimed to be. It is by deeds only or specific circumstances that we feel he could be the messiah. Yes he is a human, but as in the gospels, Christ came into the body of Jesus of Nazareth and had that one thing not happened, a carpenter he would have been, most likely. It is a pity there are rumors the series was cut short at the end of series one, given he has survived the play crash and supposedly brought two people back to life, one being not worth redeeming if you ask me.

Started well, but by episode 9 it becomes really dystopian, with little or no hope. This is typical of a Millenial writers perspective on the world and that outlook is poisoning social discourse. It is almost like saying the cataclysmic state of Future Earth society is guaranteed because humans are so flawed in the 21st Century. A smart writer would have sent his cast back to the late 19th century or just sent them back to eradicate all members of the deep state that manipulate the 95% of people who are kept as their slaves. Instead, what do get?