Rating each out of 10:
9/10 - THE WRATH OF KHAN. Just an absolutely terrific yarn. Exciting, well-written, well-directed, well-acted. Not a coincidence that the production team was specifically ordered to ignore Gene Roddenberry. If only they could do the same to George Lucas.
8/10 - FIRST CONTACT. A little overlong at times and the climax isn’t great, but a generally very good space adventure movie. Good supporting turns by James Cromwell and Alfre Woodward.
6/10 - THE VOYAGE HOME. Kind of goofy, but lighthearted and fun. “There be whales here.”
6/10 - GENERATIONS. Better than I remembered it being when I saw it a second time, but still flawed in a lot of ways. Like a lot of Star Trek movies it suffers from having a cheapo, made-up-on-the-spot villian who has absolutely nothing to do with the series. If they wanted to get Kirk and Picard together, wasn’t that a great opportunity to use Q?
5/10 - THE SEARCH FOR SPOCK. Not a bad movie but a little short on story and plot.
5/10 - NEMESIS. Again not a bad movie, but again, just inventing a forgettable villian to be thrown away in two hours isn’t very compelling. Who gives a crap? Bring back someone from the series.
4/10 - THE UNDISCOVERED COUNTRY. Why people like this I don’t know; maybe it was shock effect from the previous movie. Generally a poor, overlong, boring movie with plot “twists” that are about as unexpected as a sunrise.
3/10 - INSURRECTION. Wake me up when it’s over. Yet another villian-we’re-just- creating-for-this-movie- and-then-forgetting-about.
3/10 - THE MOTION PICTURE. They spent $40 million on this movie; at the time it was one of the most expensive movies ever made. All that money got them uniforms that look like “Sweatin’ The The Oldies” workout garb, but apparently they did not pay to have a story written.
1/10 - THE FINAL FRONTIER. Just a terrible movie from start to finish.