Star Trek: Generations review - part 2

This is part 2 of 3 of my review/critique of the movie Star Trek: Generations. This half explores the confusing ending that makes no sense.

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[UncleSamEagle]

this was once a sea

so

we're on the seabed

of an ancient

sea

[SamyLakhdar]

Wow, the explosions are the same! WOW THEY ARE EXACTLY THE SAME!

[Bagrah10]

Even if the rocket could travel at warp 9, it would still take 8 minutes for Picard to see any change in the sun as the light would still be arriving for that length of time.

[necrophilissimo]

If you are in need of a drinking game, how about 'every time someone flies over a command terminal on the bridge'? Seriously.

[egdeltur666]

2:32 Did that guy just punch out Worf?

[desiduds]

First of all I loves the way that marina sirtis called gordi " the blind dude" but secondly until two seconds ago I never realized that they reused the same scene from a previous movie!! I am very mad right now and I'm not completely certain why. But I know why. Make sense? Nope. Maybe that's what happens on star trek TNG movies. They thought they knew what was wrong but they didnt buy that did not make sense but they used it anyway because they are all a**holes!!

[Tyco200]

"NO PROBLEM!" Oh boy. Data's Caboose chip has been activated. He will automatically shoot the flesh eating gas and try to find Church while the ship goes boom.

[bombkangaroo]

Wouldn't it take like 8 minutes for them to see the sun has turned off?

[Craplatte]

At 06:45, the little blonde boy, isn't that the same kid as in Janeway's holonovel where she plays a governess??

[inlandempire2222]

"I just know it gets cold in my shed" LOL

[helljumpr5150]

Two things i have a problem with the saucer landing part.

1) why didn't they just jettison the warp core and save the ship?

2) why doesn't starfleet add f**king seatbelts?!?!?!

[lunda2222]

It may take far longer time for a planet to freeze, even to the shifting night temperature. Tropical nights is an example. Then there's the possibillity for geothermal heat making up for sunlight, which of course could indicate that the sun is either weaker than normal suns, or further away.