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"An ambitiously different idea that ultimately falls flat." Often considered by many to be the absolute stinker of the Star Trek franchise, and winning 3 Golden Raspberry Awards for Worst Actor, Worst Director & Worst Picture, ALL for William Shatner! AND, it even failed to double its $33 million budget! The writing and direction from William Shatner is very dull and boring, The visuals look very dated, The casting is still pretty good, But the music by Jerry Goldsmith is absolutely outstanding & beautiful! Star Trek V: The Final Frontier is an underdeveloped failure of a film, chock with great characters and music! 2/10

"A unique, and amusing adventure with old friends." Having the Star Trek cast time travel to 1986 was a pretty great idea at the time! And having Catharine Hicks from 7th Heaven and Child's Play was a nice touch to the movie! And it was nominated for 4 Oscars! Best Cinematography, Best Sound Mixing, Best Sound Editing & Best Original Score this time by composer Leonard Rosenman! And, it is beautiful to listen to! Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home is an unforgettable movie for Trekkie fans of all ages! 9.5/10

"A slow start to a great franchise." Or, in the 2001 Director’s Cut, “A 1979 movie that gets a major makeover!” Star Trek: The Motion Picture may be a bit of a mixed bag for me, with it's all star cast from the tv show, but with the boring long takes in some points... But hey, at least the late Jerry Goldsmith's score was the highlight for this movie! With the iconic theme that would later be used in the opening of: Star Trek: The Next Generation, Goldsmith would be a Trekkie composer until: Star Trek: Nemesis in 2002! So, long story short, pacing might be slow and boring, music and visuals look great, Star Trek: The Motion Picture is still a good movie! 6/10 But, when the 2001 Director’s Cut came out, I did NOT expect it to be even better than the original theatrical version! With new visual effects, an all new sound mix, and it was all put together by the original director: Robert Wise! Now, whenever I watch Star Trek I, I only watch the Director’s Cut from now on! 8.5/10

"An explosive space adventure!" When cast member Jonathan Frakes directed this, No one expected it to be a big success! With "State of the art" special effects, Amazing strong performances, Receiving an Oscar nomination for Best Makeup, And by reworking his classic theme into a more romantic and patriotic ballad, Jerry Goldsmith's score for "First Contact" might be the best thing he's ever done! And that's saying something! The goosebump inducing theme swells during all the best moments, and remains my favourite work from the late film composer! And, extra points to his son Joel Goldsmith who helped him create some new themes! This is Star Trek at it's best, a thrilling and rewatchable film all Trekkie fans need to see! 9.5/10

"Flawed, but surprisingly worthwhile!" Although this film would be the lowest grossing movie in the franchise, by making 7 million more than its $60 million budget, and considered by many to be the bad apple of the even numbered Star Trek films, there are some enjoyable things that I absolutely liked about this flick! The casting is superior & strong with the uncredited appearance of Tom Hardy, The visuals look stunning especially during the battle scenes, And this film would be marked as the final Star Trek film to be composed by the late great Jerry Goldsmith before he passed away in 2004! The use of high-pitched strings throughout the tense conversations seem more befitting in a contained horror movie than a true space opera like Star Trek, but really awesome & beautiful to listen to, Star Trek: Nemesis has great action and story, but remains ambitious, as I thought it was a fitting send-off for The Next Generation crew! 8.5/10

"Somewhat dull and aimless." With cringeworthy yet strong dialogue from the strong TNG cast, Decent visuals, including a crash landing of the Enterprise using model work, Cool action sequences, along with a final fight against a bluescreen background which I though was totally unnecessary, And Jerry Goldsmith's leitmotifs return for another awesome & beautiful score, This time with some leisurely flutes thrown in to fit the more laid back mood of the film! This film may be bland and disappointing, but still an enjoyable film! 6.5/10

"A fitting send-off." With the whole cast back together for one last outing, the heart warming credits scene with all the actors signatures is a very nice touch to the movie! With a brilliant story, great characters, and a score by Cliff Eidelman which sounds superb, Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country is a must-see for all Star Trek fans young and old! 9.5/10

"Now, this is more like it!" After the poor reception of the first film, this one takes it out of the dumps, and gave us what we wanted! From it's epic story, great characters, and it's score from the late James Horner, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan is at it's finest! "KHHHHHAAAAANNNNN!!!!!" 9.5/10