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Star Trek - First Contact - The Whole Movie in Nine Minutes

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Star Trek, First Contact (1996), the eighth feature film based on the Star Trek television series. In it, the cast of Star Trek: The Next Generation encounter their adversaries the Borg, who have attempted to change history by conquering Earth in the 21st century through the use of time travel. The crew of the USS Enterprise-E follow, intent on saving the future.

The film was directed by Jonathan Frakes in his feature film directorial debut, who also reprised his role of William Riker from the TV series. The rest of the show's cast returned, including Patrick Stewart, Brent Spiner, LeVar Burton, Michael Dorn, Gates McFadden and Marina Sirtis. James Cromwell, Alfre Woodard and Alice Krige all joined the cast. Long serving Star Trek writers Brannon Braga and Ronald Moore wrote the screenplay, coming up with the story together with producer Rick Berman. Jerry Goldsmith composed the film's score. Michael Westmore earned an Academy Award-nomination for Best Makeup.

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  • I love data's line "Resistance is futile".

    When I first watched that scene I had such an urge to shout out "OH YEAH, WHAT NOW BITCHES"

    Data kicks ass, shed a manly tear when he died.

  • Happy First Contact Day!

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  • The Borg battle of this movie should have been much longer, lethal looking, it was just too short in content. The producers of the movie should have made the Borg more of a threat instead it was more a ship in the bottle approach. Despite this it was still a good movie to watch even with its flaws!

  • Borg Queen to Data: ''You are an imperfect beeing, created by imperfect beeings. Finding your weakness is only a matter of time.'' Well, wouldn't the borg sensors have detected the on/off switch on the side of his torso?

  • Wow, it's been 15 years now! Love this movie.

  • One kiss from Data would give any woman in instant orgasm!!

  • My husband's birthday is on April the 4th. My birthday is on

    April the 5th.

    What does that have to do with this movie?

    The day before First Contact is April 4th.

    The day of First Contact is April 5th.

    When I watched this movie, I was floored.

    I know it's ONLY a coincidence, but still.

    It's a really good movie, but not because of those dates

    mentioned above.

  • I love how the steamrunner is destroyed at 2:30, noticed it when I watched this scene for the first time

  • @WebVMan The Borg debuted on the TV series in 1989 (Quake was not released until 97).

  • Interesting. Data is like the robot in Not Quite Human who wishes to be human, the giant cube is like that of Star Fox's Andross, the time travel is like that in ST IV, the Borg is like the cyborgs in Quake. Star Trek certainly inspired and was inspired by a lot of media.

  • @Mittau data isnt dead at end of this, just his organic skin. or if ur refuring to the end of nemesis then he is also not dead, his memory chip he put into B4 kicks in and he comes back, u find out about this in star trek countdown comic. data becomes the captain of the enterprise, and jean-luc becomes ambassador to Vulcan

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