Star Trek: Nemesis

Familiarity and continuity are what the success of this series has always been about. We've been here before, and we like the neighborhood.Read Full Review »

A little bit obsessed with replication.Read Full Review »

Fails to match the philosophical and acting bounties of 1996's ''First Contact.'' Baird has seen to it that the Enterprise's being under fire still amounts to the crew rocking back and forth, gripping the railings as the ship's phasers are down to 4 percent.Read Full Review »

The venerable series is looking outmoded and outdated. Media saturation and age have taken their toll.Read Full Review »

Unfortunately, the plot runs out of dilithium crystals, and drifts to a sluggish and predictable conclusionRead Full Review »

An amiably klutzy affair whose warm, fuzzy heart emits intermittent bleats from the sleeve of its gleaming spacesuit.Read Full Review »

As Shinzon, a sickly boy-emperor grown from Picard's DNA by scheming Romulans, Tom Hardy channels some of the verve of rich-Corinthian-leather-clad Khan villain Ricardo Montalban, although his real model seems to be Joaquin Phoenix in Gladiator.Read Full Review »

As spent screen series go, Star Trek: Nemesis is even more suggestive of a 65th class reunion mixer where only eight surviving members show up -- and there's nothing to drink.Read Full Review »

Star Trek is over for me. I've been looking at these stories for half a halftime, and, let's face it, they're out of gas.Read Full Review »

An ordeal for all save the most ardent Treksters.Read Full Review »