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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Resistance is futile,
By A Customer
This review is from: Star Trek First Contact - Dvd [1996] (DVD)
One of the better Trek films with a number of nice elements, including a darker side so often missing in Star Trek. The picture quality is wonderful and worthy of the DVD, and the sound is nice. A disappointing oportunity, however, has been missed with regard to the added extras. A trailer and a teaser is not enough when there is so much more they could have added. We paid to go to see the film, we bought the video and now we have bought the DVD. Although the quality is lovely and the film is good I would have to suggest consideration as to value for money.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Easily the Best of the Next Generation Films,
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This review is from: Star Trek First Contact - Dvd [1996] (DVD)
First Contact should have shown the people behind making Star Trek movies how to do it - action, excitement and drama. Unfortunately, this is the only Next Generation movies that really shines.
The Borg are a terrific enemy, as they do not kill their enemey but assimilate them and turn them into the Borg themselves and they quickly adapt to become immune to phaser fire. They also look much better than they did in the lower budget TV show, especially when they are adapt to phasers. It is also brilliant to see the first Warp flight, giving meaning and purpose to the history of Star Trek. One SLIGHT criticism here is that they got their dates a little mixed up here. In the first ever episode of the Next Generation (Encounter at Farpoint), we learn that man kind was ruled by a drug-fueled, military obcessed totalitarian government in the 2070s. But yet here man kind is 'united in a way no one thought possible' from 2063 onwards? Sorry to sound geeky, but that just bugged me a little. The new Enterpirse looks superb, but unfortunately doesn't appear in enough shots to give us a good look like we saw in the Motion Picture (rectified in the next movie). All in all, a great Star Trek film. I'd rank it just behind II The Wrath of Khan and VI The Undiscovered Country, but it is easily the best of the Next Generation films.
10 of 11 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Come on, read this one,
By jon.r.reid@uk.dreamcast.com (Manchester,England) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Star Trek First Contact - Dvd [1996] (DVD)
What a smashingly entertaining mix of star trek and horror. There is no doubt that this 'Best of both worlds' spin off is one of the better Trek movies. Jonathon Frakes takes the helm to direct this movie and what a brilliant job he has done. From the initial pull back out of the Borg ship, to the maiden flight of the Phoenix, this film is packed with brilliant effects, including great CGI. The Borg are back, with a voice and they are excellently represented by Alice Kridge as the Borg Queen. Put this in yor Shopping basket now! Only one complaint for Paramount, where are the Extras this DVD is crying out for?
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