Star Trek: First Contact (1996)

Why It’s Rated (490 movies items)

"Rated: PG-13 Why it’s rated: Violence "

Pop Culture Phenomenon Films: 90’s (1697 movies items)

" The follow up, to Star Trek: Generations, the Borg make their first film appearance, with them going back in time to prevent the first contract meeting of humans and aliens. Darker, than the previous film, and more action packed too, it was a bigger success than the previous movie, and one that audiences and Star Trek fans enjoyed it, too."

1996 Awardie Awards (51 movies items)

"Other nominations Best Visual Effects "

“'Star Trek: The Next Generation' may not be quite as influential or as ground-breaking as the original 'Star Trek' series (though it certainly has those elements), but quality-wise it is every bit as good with a few improvements.

The first "Next Generation" 'Star Trek' film, 'Generations', was to me not that bad but was frustratingly uneven (namely the treatment of Kirk and the emotion chip subplot). The next film, 'First Contact', was a significant improvement and highly deserves its reputation as the best film based of 'The Next Generation' series and one of the best 'Star Trek' films overall. Giving some of the supporting characters, like Worf and Crusher, more to do rather than giving them little screen time and not having them do much, was pretty much the only thing that 'Fi” read more

Favorite Action Films: 1996-1997 (38 movies items)

" Directed by: Jonathan Frakes Produced by: Rick Berman, Marty Hornstein, and Peter Lauritson Written by: Rick Berman, Brannon Braga, and Ronald D. Moore Based on TV series created by: Gene Roddenberry Cinematography: Matthew F. Leonetti Edited by: Anastasia Emmons and John W. Wheeler Music by: Jerry Goldsmith and Joel Goldsmith Distributed by: Paramount Pictures"

Favorite Sci-Fi/Fantasy Films: 1996-1997 (29 movies items)

" Directed by: Jonathan Frakes Produced by: Rick Berman, Marty Hornstein, and Peter Lauritson Written by: Rick Berman, Brannon Braga, and Ronald D. Moore Based on TV series created by: Gene Roddenberry Cinematography: Matthew F. Leonetti Edited by: Anastasia Emmons and John W. Wheeler Music by: Jerry Goldsmith and Joel Goldsmith Distributed by: Paramount Pictures"

BradWesley123's Movie Journal- May 2016 (34 movies items)

" DVD- 1hr. 51min."

The future kind of sucks. (423 movies items)

"Reason for the future sucking: A group of alien/robot hybrids make their way to Earth, to assilmate humans. The humans have at this point, are living in a lived in, post apocalyptic type planet. Year it takes place: 2063"

BradWesley123's Movie Screenshots: Vol. 9 (50 movies items)

" Director: Jonathan Frakes Cinematographer: Matthew F. Leonetti Other Images "