Star Trek: Nemesis [2002] (2 discs)

Director:	Stuart Baird
Writer:	John Logan
Composer:	Jerry Goldsmith

Length:	116 minutes (1 hour 56 minutes)
MPAA Rating:	PG-13
Sorting Category:	Star Trek
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IMDB Rating:	6.4/10
Rotten Tomatoes Rating:	37%
Amazon Rating:	3.5/5 stars
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Synopsis: The promise of peace with Romulus brings the Enterprise to talks with the new praetor.

Reaction: Good action sequences but this movie could have done with a few more character moments.

Personal Rating: 7/10

Highlights
"Do you think this is a wise course of action, sir?"
"We're about to find out, Data."

Select Cast and Crew

Stuart Baird	=>	Director / Scimitar Computer Voice ^(uncredited)

John Logan	=>	Writer

Jerry Goldsmith	=>	Composer

Gene Roddenberry	=>	Creator, Original Series

Rick Berman	=>	Producer

Alan Dale	=>	Praetor Hiren

Brent Spiner	=>	Lt. Commander Data / B-4

Bryan Singer	=>	Kelly ^(uncredited)

Dina Meyer	=>	Commander Donatra

Gates McFadden	=>	Dr. Beverly Crusher

J. Patrick McCormack	=>	Commander

Jonathan Frakes	=>	Captain William T. Riker / Commander

Jude Ciccolella	=>	Commander Suran

Kate Mulgrew	=>	Admiral Kathryn Janeway

LeVar Burton	=>	Lt. Commander Geordi La Forge

Majel Barrett	=>	Enterprise Computer (as Majel Barrett Roddenberry) ^(voice)

Marina Sirtis	=>	Counselor Deanna Troi-Riker

Michael Dorn	=>	Lt. Commander Worf

Patrick Stewart	=>	Captain Jean-Luc Picard

Ron Perlman	=>	Reman Viceroy Vkruk

Shannon Cochran	=>	Senator Tal'aura

Tom Hardy	=>	Praetor Shinzon

Whoopi Goldberg	=>	Guinan ^(uncredited)

Wil Wheaton	=>	Wesley Crusher

Random Trivia For This Title:

Denise Crosby discussed with executive producer Rick Berman the possibility of using her [Star Trek: The Next Generation] character Sela in the film, but they could not work out a way to properly fit the character into the movie.
Every previous [Star Trek] series gets some sort of mention or reference. There's a maneuver named for Captain Kirk from [Star Trek]. There is mention of the Dominion War from [Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]. Captain Janeway from [Star Trek: Voyager] has a cameo. And one of the ships that the Enterprise was to rendezvous with is the USS Archer, named for the captain in [Enterprise].
Jude Law was originally considered for the role of Shinzon
Instead of choreographing actors throwing themselves across the sets to simulate impacts, sets like the Enterprise-E bridge were built on gimbals to provide the shudder.
The four year interval between this film and Star Trek: Insurrection was the longest between [Star Trek] films. That record got smashed when Paramount didn't release Star Trek until 2009, seven years after this one.
Riker comments that he first saw Data on the Holodeck trying to whistle a tune, but cannot remember which tune. This refers to the [Star Trek: The Next Generation] episode, {"Encounter at Farpoint"}, and the tune was {Pop Goes the Weasel}.
Shinzon means "heart" in Chinese (Manderin).
The farewell scene in Picard's ready room, near the end of the movie, had to be re-shot after Patrick Stewart unintentionally started crying.
The Enterprise's Sickbay in Star Trek: First Contact and Star Trek: Insurrection is a redressed sickbay from [Voyager]. After [Star Trek: Voyager] stopped filming, the Enterprise suddenly got a different sickbay.
Patrick Stewart was paid nearly as much for this movie as he made in the entire run of [Star Trek: The Next Generation]