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All of those raise the comedic value of Star Trek V as a bad film. Insurrection and Nemesis don't even have that going for them. They are just terrible, with Insurrection being the worst of them for me.

I have no desire to promote the growth of cataracts by watching either Insurrection or Nemesis again; however, if I had to watch one or the other then I would watch Nemesis, no matter how dumb it was. No amount of location shooting or an engaging score will ever induce me to watch Insurrection...

First Contact was he only decent ST:TNG movie made. A movie made out of the editing room floor leavings from that film still would have been better than any of the other TNG movies that were made. Insurrection was especially godawful. Even worse than Nemesis in my book.

I find the use of the subtitle "The Motion Picture" rather ironic, considering how static the film felt. My first impression on viewing this film theatrically was of watching molasses being poured at subzero temperatures. At the time, I thought they were trying to aim for their equivalent of...

Frankly TMP was Roddenberry's attempt at doing for Star Trek what Kubrick did for 2001: A Space Odyssey. The results pretty well show that Roddenberry was no Kubrick. While I don't hate the film, I also think that it was a big miss in terms of Star Trek "feel". It had the big idea like the best...

That's not necessarily evidence of popularity. I think it is more about polarization among fans and non-fans due the nature of the film.