It starts with a camping trip of seniors. Nice for the nostalgia and the view from El Capitan but essentially boring. Retarded Klingons. Generic baddies. Why was the original series nor the movies never able to create a fascinating Klingon culture and society? TNG is about to fix this. Fitting the Enterprise. We had this in one of the movie's before. It's a waste of time filled with lame jokes. Almost nothing happens in the first 45 minutes. What a waste of time. There's only two memorable scenes in the first half: an amazing marshmallow machine and Uhura dancing and singing for us. Then more nostalgia: Kirk and his crew mates are captured and held in captivity. (That's basically what happened in every second episode of the original series). How often can one man imprisoned (and always escape)?

All this is topped with a sauce of religion and esoteric. Even this topic can be discussed in an interesting way. Many later episodes in the franchise have proved this. But here this topic is not discussed in a witty or intellectual way. What they find behind the barrier is extremely stupid. I refuse to go into details.

The movie is as bad as movie number I. Only uniforms look better.

PS: I'm not a big fan of Star Wars. Nimbus III is a shameless rip-off from Star Wars. But the copy is worse than the original. I'm angry since Star Wars wins.