Definitely the best of the prequel trilogy. It did a good job bridging the prequels to set up the original trilogy. Good soundtrack, good action scenes as well.
I wish I had known to watch this prior to the TV series. It introduced several of the characters we grow to love in the TV series. The story itself felt like it dragged on a bit longer than it needed to.
Still the weakest of all the movies, but not as deserving of all the hate it gets in my opinion. The lightsaber duel choreography is one of the best in Star Wars.
This was as interesting look back at Mr. Rogers and while not as in-depth as I had anticipated, it was nostalgic and showed how amazing Fred Rogers really was.
This ended up being something completely different than what I anticipated, but not in a bad way. It just showed a different side of the show than I expected.
I enjoyed this. I’m not 100% sure how much was dramatized, but it provided a good look at both the interest in the science and the post-WWII realization of what they did.
I know there’s a bunch of hate over the Khan reveal, but I actually enjoyed this movie. It even brings in some of the moral commentary Star Trek is known for.
I enjoyed the reintroduction to the Star Trek series. The replacements for Kirk & crew do a great job reprising the roles and there’s a good mix of humor and action.
This was a nice look back into Leonard Nimoy and what he brought to Star Trek and science fiction in general. It was through the eyes of his son Adam and had actors from all walks of Trek and other shows on it. It wasn’t afraid to talk about the more-grim side either.
I enjoyed this movie. It was a good fantasy flick with a good mix of humor. Chris Pine was funny, Michelle Rodriguez brought the action and the supporting cast were likeable.
I know this isn't one of the favorites of most Trekkies, but I actually really enjoyed it. It does feel a bit like a 2 part episode but that's certainly not a bad thing.
This had been on my list to watch for a while. It was a good movie, but I guess I didn't feel like the ending was as satisfying as I hoped it would be.
My Dad often listened to Gordon Lightfoot while I was growing up, so needless to say, I've grown an appreciation for his music. This was an interesting documentary about his life and history with folk music.
As a baseball fan, and a fan of Michael Lewis' writing, I loved the story of how baseball has probably seen its biggest change in the last 50 years with how teams are built and players evaluated.
This is my second favorite original Trek movie. Coming out right around the end of the Cold War, this does a good job relating to that time in history.
Informative and disheartening at the same time. This documentary does a good job of looking back at what led to the current economic inequality and the rigged system.
This was an interesting documentary about plant based diets. Part of me felt it was trying to sell me on the idea of going more plant based, but it does follow other things I’ve read. Worth a watch.
