The greatest movie ever made..!

Slow pace in the most part of the movie.

A Major Disappointment

The best films of this genre always show a path and provide a takeaway for being a better person.

This is better then the first show of star trek. The 7th Star Trek movie Star Trek generation is better. But still this a great show. It has good story lines. It also has good acting. It is a great TV show. The 8th Star Trek movie Star Trek first contact is better.

I was too young to have seen Star Trek when it originally aired. STTNG was my first Trek. I'm not taking away from the original but I felt like I was watching something special when I first started with this. Over the years it left and I continued to watch DS9, Voyager, and Enterprise. The crew and their chemistry made the show for me. The writing was good and the special effects were par for its day. Recently I started watching a few episodes again and I still get the same feeling along with the nostalgia. I miss the show but always welcome it back.

With the exception of the first season of the series (which is pretty corny and dull) this is the greatest science-fiction adventure show of all time. Season 2 was decent, and it only got better as the years went on, ending on a high note by the end of the series with the best adventures imaginable. Seasons 3-8 are the best.Star Trek TNG has the best cast of the regular senior officers, and each episode is very adventurous with great plots and very believable guests and story-lines. It keeps you on the edge of your seat and is very entertaining for anyone from the biggest "Trekkie," to the occasional viewer, to even the not-so-interested. The talented and terrific actor Patrick Stewart stars as the great Captain Picard (greatest in all the Star Trek editions,) who is very likable and a wonderful leader. The rest of the crew keeps your interest, and is well worth getting into for hours of entertainment.How I wish more shows in the science-fiction area could be this good. A true 10/10, and A+ to stand the test of time and still be watchable after over 20 years since its cancellation. BRAVO, Star Trek TNG!

This series is a definite improvement over the original Star Trek. It has a better cast, better stories, much improved special effects and the production is much less stagy. Patrick Stewart and Brent Spiner deliver superlative performances. Some episodes are especially dramatic. The problem is with the premise of the series. It's about a star ship, which is an instrument of war, going about the galaxies. It's security is constantly being breached and it's prone to break down under stress. These are literary contrivances. Ideally, the star ship should be impervious to being invaded, but if that were so, then there would be no story. Many of the crises in the series are caused by the Enterprise itself. It ventures into places that it is unwanted and is constantly a target for other alien life forms, some almost human, who want nothing to do with humans. The mere presence of the star ship provokes conflict. The star ship is not a research vessel, it is a warship, armed with an array of weapons that can destroy planets and which the crew is willing to use. This series raises a question: is it right for the human race to go to places where it is not wanted?