Which is the worst Star Trek movie?

[myboynoah]

Gotta be number one for me. I was a recent RM and very excited that Star Trek had been resurrected. I was falling asleep in it. Wrath of Khan was great; I would stay on that one if flipping through the channels.

[SCcoug]

I think you're confusing Nemesis with Into Darkness. Both films are near the bottom, I think.

Into Darkness was obviously the remake but Nemesis also ripped of the plot.

[PaloAltoCougar]

Gotta be number one for me. I was a recent RM and very excited that Star Trek had been resurrected. I was falling asleep in it. Wrath of Khan was great; I would stay on that one if flipping through the channels.

Wrath of Khan was clearly the best with Ricardo Montalban awesome throughout and a nice ending with Spock being jettisoned in a giant sunglasses case accompanied by Amazing Grace.

[All-American]

I think you're confusing Nemesis with Into Darkness. Both films are near the bottom, I think.

Pretty much says all you need to know when someone talks about the one that ripped off Wrath of Khan, with a messy plot and phoned-in acting, and the response is “which one is that?”


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[UVACoug]

ST IV was campy fun anyone who votes that one is wrong.

ST: TMP was a wannabe 2001 with 15 minute Enterprise pron sequences. Without those ST: TMP just becomes a mediocre edition (though it still gets dinged for the pretentious title) not in the conversation for all time bad.

ST: Final Frontier slid through campy fun into cringy schlock territory but had some good scenes and lines.

ST: Nemisis was the worst. The actors phoned it in, the plot was a mess (tried to rehash Wrath of Khan) and, they tried to (unsuccessfully) turn ST into a dark action film. If I remember right it was the lowest grossing ST film.

Agreed ... Nemesis was terrible. I watched it again recently (in preparation for Picard, which has a very loose connection to it). There was actually some potential there for an interesting story there, but the whole thing was crap.