Star Trek: Insurrection

1998

Action / Adventure / Sci-Fi / Thriller

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Rotten Tomatoes Critics - Rotten 54% · 76 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Spilled 44% · 50K ratings
IMDb Rating 6.4/10 10 82342 82.3K

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Director

Jonathan Frakes Photo
Jonathan Frakes

Top cast

Rick Worthy Photo
Rick Worthy as Elloran Officer #1
Bruce French Photo
Bruce French as Son'a Officer #1
Patrick Stewart Photo
Patrick Stewart as Picard
F. Murray Abraham Photo
F. Murray Abraham as Ru'afo
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1 hr 43 min
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1280*534
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by zkonedog 7 / 10

An Underrated Effort

Though often reviewed as a typical "odd numbered" Star Trek movie (for some reason, the even numbered movies in the series have performed much better than the even numbers), Star Trek: Insurrection is actually a rather strong forte into the Trek universe.The conflict of this film works on two levels: First, there is the conflict between two races of people (a plot point as old as time but one that, if done right, can be quite effective). Second, there is the conflict between Captain Jean-Luc Picard (and thus his crew) against upper-ranking Federation officials, who want to violate the sacred Prime Directive of the universe. Both of those areas of conflict, acting simultaneously throughout the movie, are surprisingly effective and compelling.Besides the effectiveness of the main plot, however, this film also (much like the previous First Contact film) contains some interesting and humorous character development. While trying to rescue a persecuted race of people, the crew of the Enterprise investigates a planet on which the effects of aging are reversed. Thus, while the android Data is unaffected, other characters are taken on an interesting hormonal journey: Worf begins acting like a typical (violent!) Klingon youth, Crusher and Troi notice certain, um, body parts firming up, and Geordi LaForge regains the use of his natural eyes.To conclude, Star Trek: Insurrection, while generally regarded as a sub-par effort, actually breaks the "odd-bad, even-good" chain of Star Trek movies. If you are new to the Star Trek universe and are interested in this movie, I would recommend watching the previous film, First Contact, in order to get a better handle on the Next Generation characters before watching this film. If you thoroughly enjoyed First Contact, this movie (with its action/adventure combined with great human drama and humor) will not disappoint you.
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Reviewed by CharltonBoy 7 / 10

Highly entertaining

If you are a Star Trek fan( of which i am) you will not be disappointed by Insurrection. The story is good and the acting is up to it's high standards the only let downs are the lack of any real great special affects and the lame enemies. I would not say this is as good as first contact but never the less well worth watching. 7 out of 10

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