What is the best Star Trek movie of all time?
Six decades of voyages, from the slow and cerebral to the loud and rebooted, with a couple of entries the fandom would rather forget. Which one holds up best?
1Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan
The 1982 sequel pitting Kirk against a vengeful Khan, widely called the franchise's finest film.
1000pts
2Star Trek: First Contact
The 1996 Borg thriller, the best-reviewed of the Next Generation films.
943pts
3Star Trek Generations
The 1994 handover film in which Kirk and Picard finally share the screen.
800pts
4Star Trek: Insurrection
The 1998 entry sending the Enterprise crew to defend a peaceful colony world.
771pts
5Star Trek (2009)
J.J. Abrams' 2009 reboot that recast the original crew in an alternate timeline.
600pts
6Star Trek Into Darkness
The 2013 sequel with Benedict Cumberbatch as a reimagined Khan.
600pts
7Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home
The 1986 time-travel comedy that sent the crew to 1980s San Francisco to save the whales.
600pts
8Star Trek: Nemesis
The 2002 film that flopped at the box office and ended the Next Generation movie run.
491pts
9Star Trek: The Motion Picture
The 1979 big-screen debut, a slow, cerebral spectacle scored by Jerry Goldsmith.
360pts
10Star Trek III: The Search for Spock
The 1984 follow-up in which the crew steals the Enterprise to recover their lost friend.
360pts
11Star Trek Beyond
The 2016 entry directed by Justin Lin, the most recent Star Trek feature film.
360pts
12Star Trek V: The Final Frontier
William Shatner's 1989 directorial outing, the series' most widely panned entry.
200pts
13Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country
The 1991 Cold War allegory that gave the original crew a graceful send-off.
200pts
Comments
No comments yet. Be the first!
0/1000