Star Trek Nemesis SCE (1 Viewer)

[jim.vaccaro]

$19.99?

But, all the *good* Star Trek movies were $14.99. Why does the turd that is Nemesis (IMO definitely the worst next gen movie, and a contender for worst ST movie, period) merit a higher MSRP? No sale here, unless it's bargin bin stuff soon after release.

 

[Joe Fisher]

All the Star Trek movies have a msrp of $19.99 but sell for $13-$15 depending on what title you want. Nemisis should sell for $13.99-$14.99 on Oct 15th

 

[Alex-A]

Figured I would bump this up since it can cover all discussions Nemesis related to avoid multiple threads beyond what's already started.

 

[DeathStar1]

Had a chance to speak with Spiner at a Convention, and said that although he was invited for a Nemesis Commentary, he wasn't able to make the recording so they did it without him..

 

[jim.vaccaro]

That's kind of cool. Did you ask him how he felt about them whacking his character?

 

[Antony James]

^The idea was at least partially his, so I doubt he was too surprised by it.

 

[Scott D S]

Courtesy of the BBFC:

New stuff so far:

00:25:43:05 NEMESIS REVISITED
00:08:55:12 THE ROMULAN SENATE
00:03:35:12 STORYBOARDING THE ACTION
00:13:12:18 THE SCIMITAR
00:11:35:01 THE ENTERPRISE E
00:07:42:15 BUILD AND REBUILD
00:11:49:12 ROMULAN LORE
00:09:58:13 SHINZON & THE VICEROY
00:09:03:10 ROMULAN DESIGN
00:10:12:06 FOUR-WHEELING IN THE FINAL FRONTIER

Deleted scenes/etc.

00:02:58:07 EASTER EGG #1
00:05:28:12 EASTER EGG #2
00:04:26:06 EASTER EGG #3
00:06:27:19 SCREEN TEST: SHINZON
00:00:59:21 SCENE 10 - WESLEY'S NEW MISSION
00:01:50:05 SCENE 29 - DATA AND B-4
00:00:56:19 SCENE 34 - THE CHANCE FOR PEACE
00:00:35:11 SCENE 41 - A LOSS OF SELF
00:01:47:05 SCENE 53 - REMEMBER HIM? [EXTENDED]
00:01:43:08 SCENE 165 - CLEANING OUT DATA'S QUARTERS
00:00:42:06 SCENE171 - CRUSHER AT STARFLEET MEDICAL

The original featurettes (don't know if they'll be included or not)

00:08:40:23 NEW FRONTIERS - STUART BAIRD ON DIRECTING NEMESIS
00:16:15:10 A STAR TREK FAMILY'S FINAL JOURNEY
00:10:07:00 RED ALERT! - SHOOTING THE ACTION OF NEMESIS
00:10:15:11 A BOLD VISION OF THE FINAL FRONTIER

I imagine there will be a few more items added to the list, including the original deleted scenes, storyboards, photo gallery, and trailers (which were omitted from the original DVD).

 

[Bill Williams]

Holy smokes, Scott! Even more deleted scenes on this new disc? That will be really something to check out! Now if they'd give the fans that extended cut we've been clamoring for, I'd be one happy camper! Keep us posted with what you find out!

 

[KyleC]

Sounds like they'll just be in a different menu and not inserted into the film. That's disappointing but expected by Paramount.

 

[Jason_V]

What I'm not totally understanding right now is why the previously released deleted scenes aren't on this version as well. That means, technically, if I want to pick this up, I need to keep the original movie too. That makes no sense.

But it will be fun to hear Berman and Baird's comments on the film. That should be the funniest thing any of us hear this year.

 

[Jonathan Kaye]

Material only has to be submitted to the BBFC for classification if it is new or edited from previous material, so anything from the old Nemesis release could be included in the SCE.

 

[John*D]

I didn't care for this really, but I'm a completist...

 

[Rutgar]

In all fairness, Shatner wanted to completely re-edit ST-V, and re-do several of the effects shots for the S.E. Paramount refused, and put out the same old POS that is ST-V.

 

[Sam Favate]

Hey, call me crazy, but I find ST V more enjoyable and re-watchable than Nemesis, or Generations for that matter.

 

[KyleC]

You are certifiable.

 

[Dave Mack]

I have found that "Generations" became more appealing as time went on. It still is FAR from perfect, (the uniforms being switched from TNG to DS9 style midway annoys the hell out of me and Data's emotion chip scenes were way too long and unfunny...) but there was some genuine emotion there, I felt. I really like the Picard fantasy scene in the nexxus, I felt that Shatner and Stewart worked well together which is interesting because their styles were so different and to me the biggest surprise was Shatner's death scene being so underplayed when Shatner has Always been accused of being so hammy and over the top...
But to be honest, I do have a soft spot for it because it's one of the last films my dad and I watched together before he passed away and I had grown up watching Captain Kirk with Pop. Now for me it has become a time-travel film... one of the films I deeply connect to events that have taken place in my life.
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[Peter Raber]

Captain Kirk has always been my favorite Star Trek character, so when I was younger I loved EVERYTHING William Shatner and defended Star Trek V to the hilt. However, now that I am older I find that to no longer be the case.

Kirk is still the best and I still love Shatner, but I can admit when something he does is not right, and Star Trek V aint right, IMO of course.

Sure, it has some great moments, but those are easily outweighed by the painful or downright stupid moments, and while I won't lay all the blame at Shatner's feet since there was a writer's strike at the time and the special effects budget was nil and so a cheap FX shop was used, it was still his show.

I can watch the movie and enjoy parts of it, but overall, it is sub-standard Trek, again IMO.

 

[Qui-Gon John]

Give me your pain!

Just couldn't resist.

 

[Mike Graham]

I always found some scenes in V to be interesting, but I didn't find anything in Nemesis redeeming.

 

[Rutgar]

The worst part about V was, "Row, Row, Row your boat." And frankly, there was NOTHING in Nemesis that was as bad as that.