Star Trek - Treffen der Generationen

Originaltitel: Star Trek: Generations

1994
12
1 Std. 58 Min.

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

6,6/10

88.428

IHRE BEWERTUNG

William Shatner and Patrick Stewart in Star Trek - Treffen der Generationen (1994)

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Mit Hilfe des lange vermuteten toten Captain Kirk muss Captain Picard einen abtrünnigen Wissenschaftler stoppen, der bereit ist, auf planetarischer Ebene zu morden, um in eine Raummatrix ein... Alles lesenMit Hilfe des lange vermuteten toten Captain Kirk muss Captain Picard einen abtrünnigen Wissenschaftler stoppen, der bereit ist, auf planetarischer Ebene zu morden, um in eine Raummatrix einzudringen.Mit Hilfe des lange vermuteten toten Captain Kirk muss Captain Picard einen abtrünnigen Wissenschaftler stoppen, der bereit ist, auf planetarischer Ebene zu morden, um in eine Raummatrix einzudringen.

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IMDb-BEWERTUNG

6,6/10

88.428

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

Auszeichnungen
- 2 Gewinne & 4 Nominierungen insgesamt

Wissenswertes
The producers asked George Takei to come back and play Sulu one more time, and take the helm of the Enterprise-B. But Takei refused, because if Sulu had taken the helm, this would have meant temporarily reducing Sulu's rank, so that he could serve under Captain Kirk again. He felt that Sulu had worked too hard to earn his command to allow even a temporary reduction. A new character, Demora, daughter of Sulu, was created to speak Sulu's lines.

Patzer
As Worf climbs up the side of the 19th century ship, his right knee is red either from bleeding or from touching a part of the ship that may have been freshly painted. When he enters the bridge, the red color is missing.

Zitate
Kirk: Captain of the Enterprise, huh?
Picard: That's right.
Kirk: Close to retirement?
Picard: I'm not planning on it.
Kirk: Well let me tell you something. Don't! Don't let them promote you. Don't let them transfer you. Don't let them do *anything* that takes you off the bridge of that ship, because while you're there... you can make a difference.
Picard: Come back with me. Help me stop Soran. Help make a difference again!
Kirk: Who am I to argue with the captain of the Enterprise? What's the name of that planet? Veridian III?
Picard: That's right.
Kirk: I take it the odds are against us and the situation is grim?
Picard: You could say that.
Kirk: You know if Spock were here, he'd say I was an irrational, illogical human being for going on a mission like that.
[pause]
Kirk: Sounds like fun!

Alternative Versionen
Fox-TV version removes some footage: During the crisis on the Enterprise B, Kirk starts to stand a number of times to offer a suggestion and then thinks better of it, sitting back down. Scotty leans over after this happens a few times and asks if there's something wrong with his chair. Scotty's remark is deleted. After Riker orders the computer to remove the plank, causing Worf to be dumped in the water, his follow-up exchange with Picard is missing - Picard: "Number One, that's 'retract' the plank, not 'remove' the plank." Riker: "Of course, sir. [shouting over the rail] Sorry!"

Verbindungen
Edited from Star Trek VI - Das unentdeckte Land (1991)

Soundtracks
Theme from 'Star Trek'
TV Series
from Raumschiff Enterprise (1966)
Music by Alexander Courage
Arranged and Orchestra Conducted by Dennis McCarthy (uncredited)

Benutzerrezensionen334

Rezension

Ausgewählte Rezension

7/10

The Two Captains

A new Enterprise generation takes over from the old one in this Star Trek franchise movie. Remembering back when this first came out I recall that Paramount signed William Shatner and Patrick Stewart for a movie and then wrote the script to contain both captains who roamed the galaxies a century apart.

This opens with William Shatner along with Walter Koenig and James Doohan out of retirement to take a short spin on the inaugural voyage of a new Enterprise. The ship gets called on a rescue mission but James T. Kirk is lost and presumed dead.

A century later Patrick Stewart and his Next Generation crew are involved with chasing a renegade scientist Malcolm McDowell whom you can usually find playing disturbed people. He's got some kind of mad scientist scheme to get to a place called the Nexus where time and space have no meaning. To do that he has to launch a missile into a star and have it explode. That it will kill all life in its solar system has little concern. As mad a scientist as you will ever find.

So there's Jean-Luc Picard in pursuit and he gets help from an unlikely source.

That's as far as I go. McDowell is a great villain, always is. It's not the greatest of science fiction plots I've seen. But Trekkies around the globe will love this summit film from the Star Trek franchise.