The Borg travel back in time intent on preventing Earth's first contact with an alien species. Captain Picard and his crew pursue them to ensure that Zefram Cochrane makes his maiden flight reaching warp speed.
In the twenty-fourth century, the crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-E has been ordered to patrol the Romulan Neutral Zone by the Federation to avoid interference with their battle against the insidious Borg. Witnessing the loss of the battle, Captain Jean-Luc Picard ignores orders and takes command of the fleet engaging the Borg. But the Borg plan to travel back into the twenty-first century through a vortex with the intention to stop Earth's first contact with an alien race (the Vulcans). Following the Borg sphere, Picard and his crew realize that they have taken over the Enterprise in order to carry out their mission. Their only chance to do away with the Borg and their seductive Queen is to make sure that Zefram Cochrane makes his famous faster-than-light travel to the stars.Written by
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The Borg Sphere, the Cube's smaller counterpart, makes its first on-screen appearance during this film. See more »
Goofs
The body of the Cochrane's warp-ship is located right between nacelles. It is often assumed, based on other ships designs and outdated trivia from the original series, that there must be a free space between and around the nacelles to generate a warp field, so the Phoenix shouldn't be able to fly at warp. However, that is obviously not true (at least since the original series). There are ships that even keep their warp coils inside the ship's body, including the Defiant (as can be seen in the beginning of the movie), yet they work just fine. See more »
The opening credits the order in which the recurring cast's names appear mirrors the chain of command aboard the Enterprise. Patrick Stewart/Picard (captain), Jonathan Frakes/Riker (first officer), Brent Spiner/Data (second officer), LeVar Burton/Geordi (chief engineer) Michael Dorn/Worf (acting tactical officer) Gates McFadden/Beverly (chief medical officer), Marina Sirtis/Troi (ship's counselor). See more »
After watching the new Jar jar Abrams (so-called) Star Treks I suddenly have new appreciation for this movie.
Yeah, everything is relative.
Time travel is just over-used. At some point you figure the federation and humans have mastered time travel and can use it anytime at will. So many films and episodes have had an element of time travel by now.
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After watching the new Jar jar Abrams (so-called) Star Treks I suddenly have new appreciation for this movie. Yeah, everything is relative. Time travel is just over-used. At some point you figure the federation and humans have mastered time travel and can use it anytime at will. So many films and episodes have had an element of time travel by now.