Generations was basically the transition from the first crew of the Enterprise to the that of The Next Generation. A smooth transition it is too. The opening establishes that a space event leaves Kirk presumed KIA. Jump ahead 80 years where Picard and his crew come face to face with the same event.

First off it's a hoot seeing Kirk and Picard team up to take down the bad guy and save the day. Kirk gets plenty to do and as far as send off's go it's bitter sweet. All good things must come to an end. Picard firmly cements himself as the new anchor of the series and does so effortlessly. He's his own man and the stronger for it.

I loved the idea of the nexus (the space event) being this gateway to a world of utter bliss. Honestly why would anyone leave that place? One thing that bugged me was Data and his emotion chip. That shit got old real quick and he was WAY annoying. Thankfully he pulls it in a bit.

A great beginning to a new chapter in Trek.

Thankfully the original crew of the Enterprise go out on a high note. This proved to be the final mission of the original crew and it's a strong entry in the series.

It plays out like a thriller/political/sci-fi in which the Federation and the Klingons are on the verge of peace. Of course not everyone wants this and Kirk and McCoy are set up and accused of attempting to murder the peace ambassador's. It's up to the crew to clear their Captain's name and uncover the truth.

It's well paced and there's a nice sense of finality about the whole thing when it comes to a close. I guess the only draw back was it could have spent a little more time exploring the Klingon culture and what exactly was at stake if it were to be lost.

Nothing ground-breaking in terms of what the series has to offer but a solid entry and worthy send off.

Also, Kim Cattral with Vulcan ears.

Yeah...this one just wasn't as good as the others. Basically Spock's brother (!) shows up out of nowhere and starts converting people to this cult of his. Their goal is to find "heaven" and meet their maker. To do this they take control of the Enterprise.

The story is good and in theory should have worked amazingly for such is the ideals in the series. Sadly it's all a bit clumpy. There are some good moments with the cast though, seriously it's always cool to just hang out with these guys but this just isn't that good when compared to the rest of the series.

A great idea but lacking in execution.

Haters and the heartless to the left and into the cage please. I love this one. LOVE it. A fun film. After the heavy issues of part 2 and 3 we get a somewhat environmental themed adventure which is still rooted in some clever sci-fi.

The cast seem to have a ball mixing in Starfleet with San Fran '86. Highlights being McCoy's disgust at the hospital conditions (which are still pretty shitty in 2013 tbh) and a hysterical scene in which Chekov is asking civilians where he can find nuclear power! Just a lot of fun time travel titbits which work and overall probably one of the most fun adventures of the series.

The stuff with the whales is great and sad and I think fair play to the film makers for using a brand like Star Trek to hit home a message. I think in many ways this one highlights everything that's great about Star Trek. If you hate it then I guess ...you never really got what the ideas in the show were about to begin with.

It's also got Andy's mum from Child's Play.