Star Trek Nemesis – Recut
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Faneditor: El Diablo Suizo 
Fanedit Type: FanFix
Fanedit Release Date: 1st June 2010
Fanedit Runtime: 1h:22m:0s
Time Cut: 0h:34m:0s
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Franchise: Star Trek
Genre: Action • Adventure • Sci-Fi
Original Title: Star Trek: Nemesis (2002)
Original Release Date: 1st January 2002
Original Runtime: 1h:56m:0s
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Source: DVD
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Fanedit Type: FanFix
Fanedit Release Date: 1st June 2010
Fanedit Runtime: 1h:22m:0s
Time Cut: 0h:34m:0s
Time Added: 0h:0m:0s
Franchise: Star Trek
Genre: Action • Adventure • Sci-Fi
Original Title: Star Trek: Nemesis (2002)
Original Release Date: 1st January 2002
Original Runtime: 1h:56m:0s
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Source: DVD
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Synopsis:
Star Trek: Nemesis falls into the trap of all of the Next Generation movies, which is trying to ape the formula of previous, more successful films. But, with a villain with inconsistent motives, a director more interested in action beats than actual character, and a cast/crew behind the scenes that had lost perspective of what makes Trek great, they made a lackluster send-off for the crew of the Enterprise-E.
Star Trek: Nemesis falls into the trap of all of the Next Generation movies, which is trying to ape the formula of previous, more successful films. But, with a villain with inconsistent motives, a director more interested in action beats than actual character, and a cast/crew behind the scenes that had lost perspective of what makes Trek great, they made a lackluster send-off for the crew of the Enterprise-E.
Intentions:
Star Trek: Nemesis falls into the trap of all of the Next Generation movies, which is trying to ape the formula of previous, more successful films. But, with an villain with inconsistent motives, a director more interested in action beats than actual character, and a cast/crew behind the scenes that had lost perspective of what makes Trek great, they made a lackluster send-off for the crew of the Enterprise-E. I’m not saying this version of Nemesis will make the film the be-all, end-all version, but this should relieve the viewer of terrible attempts at humor, as well as trying to focus Shinzon’s motives and cut as many redundant action scenes as possible.
Star Trek: Nemesis falls into the trap of all of the Next Generation movies, which is trying to ape the formula of previous, more successful films. But, with an villain with inconsistent motives, a director more interested in action beats than actual character, and a cast/crew behind the scenes that had lost perspective of what makes Trek great, they made a lackluster send-off for the crew of the Enterprise-E. I’m not saying this version of Nemesis will make the film the be-all, end-all version, but this should relieve the viewer of terrible attempts at humor, as well as trying to focus Shinzon’s motives and cut as many redundant action scenes as possible.
Change List:
- Removed Romulan Senate scene at the beginning. - Trimmed wedding scene. - Trimmed discussion about how Picard was itching to try the Argo. Now they just go down to the planet in a shuttle. - Cut car chase. - Removed exposition scene about how they don’t know anything about Shinzon. It does nothing for plot progression or character. - Trimmed Shinzon’s entrance. - Cut Commander Donatra. - Re-purposed Shinzon’s motives. Instead of being all over the place and questioning his origins of Picard-ness, he does everything to further the glory of the Remans (or so I hope). - Cut “Move, puny animal!” scene. - Cut a LOT of space battle. - Cut “Blue skies” from the end of the movie. - Many trims of redundant information and attempts at humor.
- Removed Romulan Senate scene at the beginning. - Trimmed wedding scene. - Trimmed discussion about how Picard was itching to try the Argo. Now they just go down to the planet in a shuttle. - Cut car chase. - Removed exposition scene about how they don’t know anything about Shinzon. It does nothing for plot progression or character. - Trimmed Shinzon’s entrance. - Cut Commander Donatra. - Re-purposed Shinzon’s motives. Instead of being all over the place and questioning his origins of Picard-ness, he does everything to further the glory of the Remans (or so I hope). - Cut “Move, puny animal!” scene. - Cut a LOT of space battle. - Cut “Blue skies” from the end of the movie. - Many trims of redundant information and attempts at humor.
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