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Autor(a) de Star Trek Nemesis [2002 film]

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BooksInMirror | 3 outras críticas | Feb 19, 2024 |
 
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freixas | 3 outras críticas | Mar 31, 2023 |
Star Trek: Nemesis por Stuart Baird
An alien world's new dictator is a mad clone.

There are enough good ideas in it that it might have been a good movie, with a different director and a revised script. As it is, it's just sort of like, "I don't know, here are some spaceships, and guys in capes, and I guess this isn't Star Wars?"

Concept: C
Story: D
Characters: C
Dialog: C
Pacing: B
Cinematography: C
Special effects/design: C
Acting: C
Music: C

Enjoyment: C plus

GPA: 2.0/4
 
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comfypants | 3 outras críticas | Nov 4, 2015 |
Star Trek X: Nemesis (film) por Rick Berman
A lot of Star Trek fans panned this one. I think partly because they felt it was too reminiscent of Wrath of Khan with Data playing the Spock role. (Well, compared to Into the Darkness....) I liked it though. I found it fascinating what the character of Praetor Shinzon and what it implied about Picard's potentials--how differently he might have wound up. And seriously, this is a lot better than several Trek films: Star Trek: The Motion Picture, Star Trek: The Final Frontier, Star Trek: Generations and Star Trek: Insurrection. (And definitely better than the latest and lame Into the Darkness. So I'd call it middle of the pack.½
 
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LisaMaria_C | 3 outras críticas | Sep 16, 2013 |
Executive Decision por Kurt Russell,
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Steven Seagal gets killed during the first 20 minutes of this enjoyable thriller, so the movie scores points for ingenuity because it immediately improves when you realize that Seagal's role is just a heroic cameo. That leaves Kurt Russell to star as an American intelligence expert who (due to Seagal's untimely demise) finds himself leading a strike force against Islamic terrorists who have seized in-flight control of a 747 jetliner with 400 passengers. It's not all that different from Air Force One, but the formula story perks right along with considerable suspense as Russell's cohorts (Oliver Platt, Joe Morton) try to defuse a chemical bomb that could wipe out (you guessed it) the entire Eastern seaboard. John Leguizamo plays one of the U.S. commandos attempting to stop the violent hijackers, and Halle Berry costars as a flight attendant who risks her life to assist Russell's rescue team. As action movies go, Executive Decision marked an impressive directorial debut for veteran film editor Stuart Baird. --Jeff Shannon
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