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The trivia section of this article appears to be a direct rip from http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0120844/trivia

While being pursuited by 2 Son'a battle cruisers, Riker, against his officers warning, decide to go enter the dangerous area of Briar Patch, commenting to use them like Bre'r Rabbit thorn bush. In the Disney's stories, the Bre'r Rabbit can slips into thorn bush, while his pursuers, Bre'r Fox and Bre'r Bear can't.

Anthony Zerbe's head explodes in the film, just like it did in Licence to Kill. Wonder if the screenwriter knew that in advance. Poor guy... Kochamanita (talk) 02:02, 4 July 2010 (UTC)[reply]

? —Preceding unsigned comment added by 142.166.168.71 (talk) 23:42, 2 January 2008 (UTC) When this movie came out, I remember Johathan Frakes saying that they had a sceen in which Captain Picard and Arij where very intemant located where Picard walks Arij to her home. It was apperenty cut by Paramount Executives. It would be fun to have a Director's cut of this movie with this sceen included. If you watch the movie again and imagine that seen where it's supposed to be, the film makes a lot more sense and would probably be as good as First Contact. Denis[reply]

Will never, ever contribute to Wiki again. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 99.142.82.174 (talk) 04:46, 27 February 2008 (UTC)[reply]

British Film Institute

• GERAGHTY, Lincoln: Creating and Comparing Myth in Twentieth-Century Science Fiction: Star Trek and Star Wars, Literature/Film Quarterly (0090-4260) v.33 n.3, November 2005, p.191-200, English, illus, Compares these two science fiction worlds and how they use history and myth.

• ERRIGO, Angie: RWD: Star Trek: Insurrection, Empire n.195, September 2005, p.156, English, illus

• RICHARDSON, David: Reviews: DVD Reviews, StarBurst (0955-114X) n.326, August 2005, p.84, English, illus

• VASSIE, Graham: Jerry's trek, Legend (0957-4794) n.35, September 2001, p.14-20, English, illus, Accounts of Jerry Goldsmith's music for the STAR TREK motion pictures.

• RUSSELL, Gary: Star trek: insurrection, Film Review (0957-1809) n.597, September 2000, p.52, English, illus, Short DVD review.

• JM: Home entertainment: must rent, Empire n.122, August 1999, p.138, English

• MARTIN, Kevin H.: Lost in the briar path, Cinefex n.77, April 1999, p.68-95, English, illus, On the special effects used in the film, and on the companies who made them: Santa Barbara Studios and Blue Sky/ VIFX.

• WICKENDEN, Dirk; THEWLIS, Russell C.: CD Reviews, Legend (0957-4794) n.28, April 1999, p.30-31, English, Two reviews.

• MOORE, Richard: Doctor in trouble, StarBurst (0955-114X) n.246, February 1999, p.28-33, English, illus, Gates McFadden talks about STAR TREK: INSURRECTION and her eleven years on Star Trek

• MOORE, Richard: The way of the warrior, StarBurst (0955-114X) n.246, February 1999, p.34-39, English, illus, Michael Dorn talks about his role in STAR TREK: INSURRECTION and STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION

• NEWMAN, Kim: Reviews, Sight and Sound (0037-4806) v.9 n.2, February 1999, p.55-56, English, illus

• BIGNELL, Darren: New films, Empire n.116, February 1999, p.18, English, illus

• BARRATT, Brian: Creating Insurrection, StarBurst (0955-114X) n.245, January 1999, p.24-39, English, illus, Extended feature on STAR TREK: INSURRECTION, including comments from cast and crew, plot details and new special effects make up

• BROOKS, James E.: Conspiracy theories, StarBurst (0955-114X) v.Spec n.No.39, January 1999, p.6-11, English, illus, Patrick Stewart talks about STAR TREK: INSURRECTION and about his career on stage and in film

• BROOKS, James E.: Leading insurrection, StarBurst (0955-114X) v.Spec n.No.39, January 1999, p.12-17, English, illus, Executive producer Rick Berman talks about the development of STAR TREK: INSURRECTION

• SLOANE, Judy: Corrupted data, StarBurst (0955-114X) v.Spec n.No.39, January 1999, p.21-25, English, illus, Brent Spiner talks about his role as Data in STAR TREK: INSURRECTION

• BRROKS, James E.: Murphy's law, StarBurst (0955-114X) v.Spec n.No.39, January 1999, p.26-29, English, illus, Donna Murphy talks about her role as Anij in STAR TREK: INSURRECTION

• BROOKS, James E.: Heart of darkness, StarBurst (0955-114X) v.Spec n.No.39, January 1999, p.30-34, English, illus, F. Murray Abraham talks about his role as the villainous Son'a leader in STAR TREK: INSURRECTION

• KAPLAN, Anna L.: Star Trek Insurrection, Cinefantastique (0145-6032) v.30 n.12, January 1999, p.16-33, English, illus, Extended feature on STAR TREK: INSURRECTION, including interviews with Brent Spiner, F. Murray Abraham, Donna Murphy, Michael Piller, Anthony Zerbe and Jonathan Frakes, and a discussion of the make up special effects

• THOMPSON, Andrew O.: Trouble in paradise, American Cinematographer (0002-7928) v.80 n.1, January 1999, p.30-34,36-38, English, illus, Jonathan Frakes and Matt Leonetti discuss the cinematography of STAR TREK INSURRECTION, including a lighting schematic.

• MAGID, Ron: Effecting an insurrection, American Cinematographer (0002-7928) v.80 n.1, January 1999, p.40-42,44-46, English, illus, Digitally-enhanced worlds and computer-generated spacecraft in STAR TREK INSURRECTION.

• BOND, Jeff: Score; reviews of current releases on CD, Film Score Monthly v.4 n.1, January 1999, p.32, English, A review of the new release on CD of the soundtrack to STAR TREK INSURRECTION.

• PLACE, Paul: Film music review, Music from the Movies (0967-8131) n.22, January 1999, p.20-21, English, illus, Soundtrack reviews for Jerry Goldsmith's scores for STAGECOACH and STAR TREK INSURRECTION.

• SCHWARZBAUM, Lisa: To boldly go...again, Entertainment Weekly (1049-0434) n.463, 18 December 1998, p.52, English, illus

• LEYDON, Joe: FILM REVIEWS, Variety (0042-2738), 14 December 1998, p.131-132, English, illus

• BROOK, James E: Helm control, StarBurst (0955-114X) n.244, December 1998, p.26-37, English, illus, Extended feature on STAR TREK: INSURRECTION, including an interview with Jonathan Frakes

• BACH, John: Odd One Out? Film Review (0957-1809) v.Spec n.No.25, December 1998, p.70-77, English, illus, Michael Piller, Rick Berman and Jonathan Frakes talk about STAR TREK: INSURRECTION.

• KAPLAN, Anna L.: Star Trek Insurrection, Cinefantastique (0145-6032) v.30 n.11, December 1998, p.8-9, English, illus

• BROOKS, James E.: Focus on La Forge, StarBurst (0955-114X) v.Spec n.No.38, December 1998, p.24-31, English, illus, LeVar Burton talks about STAR TREK: INSURRECTION and about his career in general

• BARRATT, Brian: 12 months into the future, StarBurst (0955-114X) v.Spec n.No.38, December 1998, p.91, English, illus

• WESTBROOK, Caroline: Reel life: Future films, Empire n.114, December 1998, p.50, English, illus

• BROOKS, James E.: Designing the Final Frontier, StarBurst (0955-114X) n.243, November 1998, p.28-33, English, illus, Designer Herman Zimmerman talks about designing the sets for STAR TREK: INSURRECTION

• KAPLAN, Anna L.: Star Trek Insurrection, Cinefantastique (0145-6032) v.30 n.9/10, November 1998, p.8-9, English, illus, Patrick Stewart talks about filming the 9th STAR TREK film

• Activision gets Star Trek, European Media Business & Finance v.8 n.20, 05 October 1998, p.3, English, Viacom Consumer Products sells STAR TREK interactive rights to Activision in a 10-year deal. First product scheduled for release is based on the upcoming feature film STAR TREK: INSURRECTION.

• HASTINGS, Matthew: Star Trek 9: Insurrecction, StarBurst (0955-114X) n.242, October 1998, p.12-15, English, illus

• Fall Movie Preview, Entertainment Weekly (1049-0434) n.446/447, 21 August 1998, p.91, English, illus

• LENG, TIM: Star Trek: Interference, divided loyalties and insurrection, TV Zone (0957-3844) n.105, August 1998, p.14-18, English, illus

• Star Trek casting news, Cult TV, June 1998, p.14, English, illus

• HUSON, Brian: Films in production, Hollywood Reporter (0018-3660) v.352 n.6, 14 April 1998, p.27, English

• Screen International (0307-4617) n.1153, 10 April 1998, p.19, English

• I am not Spock, Cult TV v.2 n.2, February 1998, p.9, English, illus, Leonard Nimoy declines $8 million to play Spock for one last time in STAR TREK: STARDUST.

Film Literature Index

• Kaplan, Anna L. "Star Trek Insurrection." Cinefantastique 30 n12 (1999): 16-17+ [8p].

• Kaplan, Anna L. Michael Piller. Cinefantastique 30 n12 (1999): 24-26.

• Kaplan, Anna L. Makeup design. Cinefantastique 30 n12 (1999): 31.

• Kaplan, Anna L. Number one director. Cinefantastique 30 n12 (1999): 32-33.

• Strom, L.J. "Star Trek: Insurrection." Boxoffice 135 Feb (1999): 63.

• Hope, Darrell L. Leading the "Insurrection." DGA Magazine 23 n6 (1999): 58-61.

• Luty, David. "Star Trek: Insurrection." The Film Journal 102 Jan (1999): 63-64.

• Newman, Kim. "Star Trek Insurrection." Sight & Sound 9 Feb (1999): 55-56.

• Thompson, Andrew O. Trouble in paradise. American Cinematographer 80 Jan (1999): 30-34+ [8p].

• Magid, Ron. Effecting an "Insurrection." American Cinematographer 80 Jan (1999): 40-42+ [6p].

• Martin, Kevin H. Lost in the briar patch. Cinefex n77 Apr (1999): 68-95.

• Bond, Jeff. "Star Trek: Insurrection." Film Score Monthly 4 n1 (1999): 32.

• Barron, Frank. Keep on Trekkin'. Cinefantastique 29 n11 (1998): 5.

• James, Christine. Lust in space. Boxoffice 134 Nov (1998): 36-38.

• Dauphin, Gary. A space oddity. The Village Voice 43 Dec 22 (1998): 138.

• Kaplan, Anna L. "Star Trek Insurrection." Cinefantastique 30 n11 (1998): 8-9.

• Leydon, Joe. "Star Trek: Insurrection." Variety 373 Dec 14/20 (1998): 131-132.

• Kaplan, Anna L. "Star Trek Insurrection." Cinefantastique 30 n9/10 (1998): 8-9.

• Guilfoyle, Joe. "Star Trek V." Midnight Marquee n53 Spring (1997): 47-48.

• Pilkington, Ace G. "Star Trek": the search for God. Literature/Film Quarterly 24 n2 (1996): 169-176.

• Greene, Ray. "Star Trek Generations." Boxoffice 131 Jan (1995): bet p69 and 76 [pR4].

• Larson, Randall D. "Star Trek: Generations." Soundtrack!: the Collector�s Quarterly 14 Mar (1995): 19-20.

• Beeler, Michael. "Star Trek Generations." Cinefantastique 26 n2 (1995): 16-17+ [10p].

• Beeler, Michael. Spock speaks. Cinefantastique 26 n2 (1995): 20-21.

• Beeler, Michael. Feature vs. series. Cinefantastique 26 n2 (1995): 24-25.

• Bick, Ilsa J. "Star Trek: Generations." The Psychoanalytic Review 82 n3 (1995): 458-463.

• Martin, Kevin H. Kirk out. Cinefex n61 Mar (1995): 62-77.

• Bond, Jeff. "Star Trek: Generations." Film Score Monthly n53/54 Jan/Feb (1995): 15.

• Kelly, Peter. Dennis McCarthy. Film Score Monthly n53/54 Jan/Feb (1995): 19-21.

• Altman, Mark A. Kirk out. Film Threat n21 Apr (1995): 65.

• Magid, Ron. ILM creates new universe of effects for "Star Trek: Generations." American Cinematographer 76 Apr (1995): 78-88.

• Beeler, Michael. "Star Trek: Generations." Cinefantastique 25 n5 (1994): 4-5.

• McDonagh, Maitland. "Star Trek Generations." The Film Journal 97 Dec (1994): 25.

• Smilgis, Martha, Mark Shuman, Scott Norvell, Dan Cray, Richard Zoglin and Suneel Ratan. Trekking onward. Time 144 Nov 28 (1994): 72-79.

• Gates, David, Charles Fleming, Gregory Beals and Yahlin Chang. The fang and the phaser. Newsweek 124 Nov 21 (1994): 84-85+ [3p].

• Marriott, Michel. When time stands still. Newsweek 124 Nov 21 (1994): 88+ [2p].

• Uram, Sue. You're dead, Jim! Cinefantastique 25/26 n6/1 (1994): 23.

• Beck, Henry Cabot. "Star Trek Generations." The Village Voice 39 Nov 29 (1994): 73.

• Housley, John. Keep on trekkin'. Premiere 8 Dec (1994): 92-93+ [3p].

• Beeler, Michael. "Star Trek: Generations." Cinefantastique 25/26 n6/1 (1994): 20-21+ [3p].

• Uram, Sue. Where's Captain Sulu? Cinefantastique 25/26 n6/1 (1994): 22.

• Frankel, Martha. Patrick Stewart: the next generation. Movieline 6 Nov (1994): 52-57+ [8p].

• Altman, Mark A. Heading to the big screen. Cinefantastique 24 n3/4 (1993): 31-34.

• Lehti, Steven J. "Star Trek II the Wrath of Khan"; "Star Trek III the Search for Spock." Soundtrack!: the Collector�s Quarterly 10 Jun (1991): 17-18.

• Elley, Derek. "Star Trek V - the Final Frontier." Films and Filming n423 Jan (1990): 59.

• Spike. "Star Trek V." Fatal Visions n7 Feb/Mar (1990): 5.

• Mandell, Paul. "Star Trek V": sharing the pain. Cinefex n42 May (1990): 46-67.

• Clarke, Frederick S. "Star Trek 5: the Final Frontier." Cinefantastique 19 n4 (1989): 4-5.

• Vincenzi, Lisa. To boldy go where no man has gone... again. Millimeter 17 May (1989): 46-48+ [6p].

• James, Caryn. Review/film: the fifth "Star Trek," with old, new and evil. The New York Times 138 Jun 9 (1989): C10.

• Denby, David. Movies: sentimental journey. New York Magazine 22 Jun 19 (1989): 68-69.

• Brown, Georgia. Keep on trekkin'. The Village Voice 34 Jun 20 (1989): 90.

• Schickel, Richard. Cinema: time for the ants to revolt? Time 133 Jun 26 (1989): 89.

• Ansen, David. The arts: movies: the Enterprise flies once more. Newsweek 113 Jun 19 (1989): 63-64.

• Ferguson, Ken. "Star Trek V: the Final Frontier." Film Monthly 1 Sep (1989): 14-15.

• James, Caryn. Film view: it's a new age for father-son relationships. The New York Times 138 Jul 9 (1989): 11-12 sec 2.

• Kipen, David. "Star Trek V: the Final Frontier." Boxoffice 124 Aug (1989): bet p98 and 109 [pR50].

• Travers, Peter. Windbags at warp speed. Rolling Stone n556/557 Jul 13/27 (1989): 75.

• MacLean, Paul Andrew. "Star Trek V: the Final Frontier." Soundtrack!: the Collector�s Quarterly 8 Sep (1989): 7-8.

• Granger, Rod. "Star Trek V: the Final Frontier." The Film Journal 92 Jul (1989): 29.

• Carmichael, Robert. "Star Trek V: the Final Frontier": mountain climbing in the 23rd century. American Cinematographer 70 Jul (1989): 38-40+ [7p].

• Magid, Ron. "Star Trek V: the Final Frontier": Shatner at the helm for final voyage. American Cinematographer 70 Jul (1989): 50-52+ [4p].

• Magid, Ron. "Star Trek V: the Final Frontier": cinematography at the limits of the universe. American Cinematographer 70 Jul (1989): 58-64+ [13p].

• Magid, Ron. "Star Trek V: the Final Frontier": effects for "Trek V" explore uncharted territory. American Cinematographer 70 Jul (1989): 76-84+ [14p].

• Hutchinson, Tom. "Star Trek V: the Final Frontier." Film Monthly 1 Oct (1989): 24.

• Newman, Kim. "Star Trek V: the Final Frontier." Monthly Film Bulletin 56 Nov (1989): 346-347.

• Scheck, Frank. "Star Trek V: the Final Frontier." Films in Review 40 Oct (1989): 486-487.

• Doherty, Thomas. "Star Trek V: the Final Frontier." Cinefantastique 20 n1/2 (1989): 100-101.

• Moore, Suzanne. Starship stories. New Statesman & Society 2 Oct 27 (1989): 40.

• Kimball, George Robert. "Star Trek V: the Final Frontier." Films and Filming n420 Oct (1989): 51.

• McBride, Joseph. "Star Trek V: the Final Frontier." Variety 335 Jun 14/20 (1989): 22.

• Svehla, Gary J. "Star Trek IV: the Voyage Home." Midnight Marquee n36 Fall (1987): 38.

• Gire, Dan. Leonard Nimoy on directing "Star Trek". Cinefantastique 17 n3/4 (1987): 24-6+ [7p].

• Anderson, Kay. "Star Trek III": Bob Dawson - special effects supervisor. Cinefantastique 17 n3/4 (1987): 75.

• Anderson, Kay. "Star Trek III": Charles Correll - director of photography. Cinefantastique 17 n3/4 (1987): 52.

• Anderson, Kay. "Star Trek III": DeForest Kelley - Dr. Leonard "Bones" McCoy. Cinefantastique 17 n3/4 (1987): 60.

• Anderson, Kay. "Star Trek III": Tom Lay -illustrator. Cinefantastique 17 n3/4 (1987): 68.

• others. and Nora Lee. Awards nominees for cinematography. American Cinematographer 68 Apr (1987): 59-66+ [14p].

• Teitelbaum, Sheldon. "The Search for Spock". Cinefantastique 17 n3/4 (1987): 48-63+ [34p].

• Bryce, Allan and Allan Bryce. Keep on trekkin'. Photoplay Movies & Video 38 Apr (1987): 8-11.

• Clarke, Frederick S. Shatner directs "Trek V"? Cinefantastique 17 n3/4 (1987): 38.

• Larson, Randall D. Leonard Rosenman scoring "The Voyage Home". Cinemascore: the Film Music Journal n15 Summer (1987): 3-4.

• Magid, Ron. Special effects. Cinefantastique 17 n3/4 (1987): 40-47.

• Doherty, T. What's wrong with "Star Trek"? Cinefantastique 17 n3/4 (1987): 27-8.

• Duce, Eric and Steve Fobert. "Star Trek IV: the Voyage Home". Cinefantastique 17 n1 (1987): 4-5.

• Magid, Ron. "Star Trek IV: the Voyage Home": matte painting. Cinefantastique 17 n3/4 (1987): 43.

• Fischer, Dennis. Nicholas Meyer: the man who saved "Star Trek". Cinefantastique 17 n3/4 (1987): 34-9.

• Gire, Dan. Why "Star Trek IV" leaves Lt. Savik stranded on Vulcan. Cinefantastique 17 n1 (1987): 4.

• Magid, Ron. "Star Trek IV: the Voyage Home": miniature effects. Cinefantastique 17 n3/4 (1987): 46.

• Shay, Jody Duncan. Humpback to the future. Cinefex n29 Feb (1987): 4-31.

• Larson, Randall D. New music for Starfleet. Cinefantastique 17 n3/4 (1987): 30+ [3p].

• Lehti, Steven J. "Star Trek IV"/Leonard Rosenman. Soundtrack!: the Collector�s Quarterly 6 Mar (1987): 19.

• Malmquist, A. "Star Trek IV: the Voyage Home". Cinefantastique 17 n2 (1987): 31+ [2p].

• Cunliffe, S. Howl! New Statesman 113 Apr 17 (1987): 23.

• Frumkes, R. "Star Trek IV". Films in Review 38 Feb (1987): 102-3.

• Hutchinson, T. "The Voyage Home: Star Trek IV". Photoplay Movies & Video 38 May (1987): 15.

• Johns, I. "Star Trek IV: the Voyage Home". Films and Filming n391 Apr (1987): 43-4.

• Newman, K. "The Voyage Home: Star Trek IV". Monthly Film Bulletin 54 Apr (1987): 124-5.

• Summers, J. "Star Trek IV: the Voyage Home". Boxoffice 123 Jan (1987): after p38 [pR1-2].

• Paramount's Yule sales campaign includes low-priced "Star Trek 4". Variety 327 Jul 15 (1987): 36.

• Cardello, J.A. Observation post: "Star Trek III: the Search for Spock." Classic Images n139 Jan (1987): 20-21.

• Teitelbaum, Sheldon. Coming: "Star Trek V": William Shatner to produce and direct. Cinefantastique 16 n3 (1986): 6.

• Maslin, J. Film: "Star Trek IV: Voyage Home". The New York Times 136 Nov 26 (1986): C14.

• Granger, R. "Star Trek IV: the Voyage Home". The Film Journal 89 Dec (1986): 40.

• Denby, D. Movies: back from the future. New York Magazine 19 Dec 8 (1986): 106+ [2p].

• Corliss, R. Cinema: sea shepherd from outer space. Time 128 Dec 8 (1986): 99.

• Galbraith, J. "Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home". Variety 325 Nov 19 (1986): 16.

• Ansen, D. The arts: movies: trekking back to the future. Newsweek 108 Dec 1 (1986): 89.

• McDonagh, M. Nimoy back behind the camera as "Star Trek" journeys to 1986. The Film Journal 89 Dec (1986): 8+ [2p].

• Matthews, T. "Star Trek IV": the voyage towards big boxoffice. Boxoffice 122 Nov (1986): 20+ [4p].

• Lee, Nora. The fourth "Trek": Leonard Nimoy recollects. American Cinematographer 67 Dec (1986): 42-8.

• Edelstein, D. Film: black gold. The Village Voice 31 Dec 9 (1986): 72+ [2p].

• others. and Charles Leerhsen. The arts: "Star Trek's" nine lives. Newsweek 108 Dec 22 (1986): 66-71.

• Selley, April and April Selley. "I have been, and ever shall be your friend": "Star Trek", "The Deerslayer" and the American romance. Journal of Popular Culture 20 n1 (1986): 89-104.

• Magid, Ron. The fourth "Trek": blue skies and starfields. American Cinematographer 67 Dec (1986): 62-70 + [11p].

• Turner, G. and George Turner. The fourth "Trek": Jack Cooperman underwater. American Cinematographer 67 Dec (1986): 57-60.

• Turner, George. The fourth "Trek": Don Peterman on earth. American Cinematographer 67 Dec (1986): 50-56.

• Francavilla, J. Spock's "Who's got the katra?" routine lacks only a polka beat. Cinefantastique 15 n1 (1985): 40+ [2p].

• Munson, Brad. The last voyage of the starship "Enterprise". Cinefex n18 Aug (1984): 42-67.

• Newman, K. "Star Trek III - The Search for Spock". Monthly Film Bulletin 51 Jul (1984): 212-13.

• Noble, P.c. "Star Trek III - the Search for Spock". Films in Review 35 Aug/Sep (1984): 436-7.

• Scapperotti, Dan. Leonard Nimoy. Cinefantastique 14 n3 n/a (1984): 6-11.

• Schickel. R. Cinema: space opera. Time 123 Jun 11 (1984): 83.

• Strick, P. "Star Trek III: the Search for Spock". Films and Filming [n358] Jul (1984): 24-6.

• Summers, J. "Star Trek III - the Search for Spock". Boxoffice 120 Aug (1984): R94.

• Svehla, G.J. "Star Trek III: the Search for Spock". Midnight Marquee n33 Fall (1984): 29.

• Wheen, F. Films: dog days. New Statesman 108 Jul 27 (1984): 28-30.

• Dayton, E. "Star Trek III, the Search for Spock". Cineaste 13 n4 (1984): 60.

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• Lally, K. "Star Trek III: the Search for Spock". The Film Journal 87 Jul (1984): 20-21.

• Kael, P. The current cinema: sneaks, ogres, and the D.T.'s. The New Yorker 60 Jul 9 (1984): 84-6.

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see Chagos_Archipelago#Politics and Depopulation of Diego Garcia Turidoth (talk) 22:15, 7 September 2009 (UTC)[reply]

Dispossession of native peoples to serve the interests of powerful governments has occurred repeatedly throughout history, I'm not clear why this particular example would seem salient to the film. Smcg8374 12:38, 25 December 2011 (UTC) — Preceding unsigned comment added by Smcg8374 (talk • contribs)

Redlinks in the main article page, possible articles to create, just noting them here as an assist:

1. Santa Barbara Studios
2. Dean Jones (designer)

Cheers, — Cirt (talk) 13:36, 26 April 2013 (UTC)[reply]

Can one of you trekkies explain how the Enterprise can return to the Ba'Ku after it has ejected its warp core? I assume you need one of those for warp speed? This has bothered me for years. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 99.162.4.7 (talk) 01:07, 13 May 2014 (UTC)[reply]

The Enterprise is fitted with a slower-speed propulsion system, Impulse drive, so it can make its way out of the briar patch and call up Star Fleet Command on sub-space comms for a new warp core, or roadside assist, or whatever else Starships do when they've jettisoned their FTL propulsion system. GrahamN-UK (talk) 19:46, 7 November 2014 (UTC)[reply]

This section seems at times to be fishing for scathing soundbites. Just looking at Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic, well known publications like The Los Angeles Times, The New York Times, The New Yorker, TV Guide among others gave positive reviews, and are ignored. Empire, the biggest film magazine in Britain, found in every Barnes and Noble, gave it 4 out of 5 stars. But who is quoted here? Birmingham Evening Mail (tabloid), Daily Mirror (tabloid), The Washington Times (Unification Church), Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, Illinois, a Chicago suburb). I'd think the largest and most familiar sources would get mentioned over tabloid and local papers tipping the balance to a negative response. Not that every movie page should quote Roger Ebert, but have a few names with established credibility. -- 68.105.53.244 (talk) 02:46, 31 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]

I compared a version of the article from January 2015 to January 2019, the Critical response section hasn't changed. I'd be totally okay with every possible film article having quotes from Roger Ebert by the way.

The negativity is undue and there are some weird choices there for sure. I wouldn't mind it if the sources had better insights (often negative reviews have more interesting things to say), but the choice of comments is as uninspired as the choice of sources. It is strange to have so many British publications too, and they aren't even grouped together in any meaningful way by location or by commentary.

Looking at the rest of the article I noticed that it was full of sources marked <nowiki>(subscription required)</wiki> which is annoying since I know for a fact that those some of those sources are available the open web. Then I noticed the pattern, this article relies heavily on links from HighBeam Research which in turn had a deal with particular group of British newspapers. All those links are effectively dead now too, since Highbeam shut down in 2018.

If I don't get to it first I would encourage someone to add more positive reviews to the list to better balance the criticism and if possible to critique different parts of the film that haven't yet been mentioned. -- 109.79.172.66 (talk) 00:18, 6 January 2019 (UTC)[reply]

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