Perfect cast and a good story

Don't listen to the Hype. It's awful

An Exercise In Nonsense

I saw this movie before reading any reviews, and I thought it was very funny. I was very surprised to see the overwhelmingly negative reviews this film received from critics.

Television Review: "Star Trek: Voyager" (1995-2001)Presumingly seventy-three light years away from "Planet Earth" after a major "Interstellar" incident, when even the most advanced technology in the whole Starfleet of decade 2350s and beyond within the United Intergalactic Federation of Systems and Planets brings along this highly-addictive "Star Trek" television series with first reception from Januar 1995, lasting consecutive seven seasons, including intriguing "high-profile" episodes of the "Star Trek" universe to variations striking with female Captain Kathryn Janeway, portrayed with iron-fist and a heart by actress Kate Mulgrew, when her crew surrounding the usual invited characters from the far side of the galaxy as Commander Chakotay, given face by Robert Beltran and given advisors as technical engineers with "Star Trek" formula-indulging Vulcan character Tuvok and Lady-Klingon B'Lanna Torres, performed by Roxann Dawson and Tim Russ respectively towards the mysterious personally-invited character of Tom Paris, centers every scene he is in with consecutive performance by Robert Duncan McNeill, letting "Voyager" become the widest ranged crew as exploration into deep space travels with a total of 170 episodes, meeting alien organisms, the Borg, recalling highlighted former-collective-becoming an individual character "Seven of Nine, performed in mid-term receptions by actress Jeri Ryan; and further ongoing Klingon civil-war-issues, Romulan conspiracy theories toward inner-ship-struggle for keeping moral up and running to redeemed homecoming endings with no further wishes open.© 2018 Felix Alexander Dausend (Cinemajesty Entertainments LLC)

Now this is Star Trek!! Great show, good writhing, some episode were crap but the other were great. The worst episode were on season 1 and some in to but once it hit season 3 it was an amazing series, Yeah season 6 did have one or two crappy episodes but the rest were good. The music was great, the composer did a great job. The CGI was good in the later seasons, but it was the 90's so you cant expect much. But still it is an amazing show.

I have always been a fan of Star Trek, but Star Trek Voyager was different. They had a different mission, a female captain, and a different persona all together. Like all series, the quality starts out "okay" and then it gets better as it continues. I truly believe this is the best out of the entire Star Trek Franchise, and it is the best 7 seasons of a show that I've been privileged to watch. Bravo.

Can't get enough. This is the first Star Trek I have been openly exposed to. Even in the middle you can sort of figure out the plot and enjoy, and just 'join in' while still getting 'a hang of it', even though watching earlier episodes does bring in a fuller experience and fleshes out the experience of the story. It's got a good mix of many things that all people can enjoy: action, adventure, drama, comedy, and yes, some romance, too. The characters are also very varied and a sizzling mix. Like one of Neelix's soups.Especially good for people who enjoy a Social Sci-Fi of sorts (like me), while not being one completely, does have some elements of it. There is a lot of character development. Of course some good ol' Action is also available.Some Episodes were disappointing and didn't use their full potential (in my opinion, "Equinox I" and "Equinox II" didn't really use its full potential), but I think you will have to make up your own mind.All in all an enjoyable show.