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	<title>Comments on: Star Trek: Generations (1994) &#8211; Retrospective Science Fiction Film Review</title>
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		<title>By: Dennis Fischer</title>
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		<dc:creator>Dennis Fischer</dc:creator>
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		<description>Certainly, STAR TREK: GENERATIONS had potential in exploring the idea that in being a starship captain, Picard had lot his chance at having a family (something explored more interestingly in the NEXT GEN episode &quot;Family&quot; following &quot;The Best of Both Worlds&quot; two-parter). Unfortunately, it becomes dramatically ridiculous in that Picard gets to the Nexus, which grants him his heart&#039;s desire of a family, only to have Picard reject it after a few minutes and head off to round up Captain Kirk.

Kirk&#039;s opening segment works better because it plays off his character and Kirk&#039;s concerns--his nervousness at seeing cadets piloting the Enterprise.  

Sadly, while spectacular, the crashing of the Enterprise takes place when for the first time a woman (Deanna Troi) takes the helm.  Are they playing to old cliches about women drivers?

Also, to keep up a sense of ticking clock, Picard appears mere minutes before Dr. Soren is to launch his weapon.  Why not beam back hours before to give him plenty of time to attend to matters properly?  If he can re-enter the universe at any point in time, this would make more sense, even though it would sacrifice the suspense.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Certainly, STAR TREK: GENERATIONS had potential in exploring the idea that in being a starship captain, Picard had lot his chance at having a family (something explored more interestingly in the NEXT GEN episode &#8220;Family&#8221; following &#8220;The Best of Both Worlds&#8221; two-parter). Unfortunately, it becomes dramatically ridiculous in that Picard gets to the Nexus, which grants him his heart&#8217;s desire of a family, only to have Picard reject it after a few minutes and head off to round up Captain Kirk.</p>
<p>Kirk&#8217;s opening segment works better because it plays off his character and Kirk&#8217;s concerns&#8211;his nervousness at seeing cadets piloting the Enterprise.  </p>
<p>Sadly, while spectacular, the crashing of the Enterprise takes place when for the first time a woman (Deanna Troi) takes the helm.  Are they playing to old cliches about women drivers?</p>
<p>Also, to keep up a sense of ticking clock, Picard appears mere minutes before Dr. Soren is to launch his weapon.  Why not beam back hours before to give him plenty of time to attend to matters properly?  If he can re-enter the universe at any point in time, this would make more sense, even though it would sacrifice the suspense.</p>
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