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Ranking The Star Trek Movies From Worst To Best

On the eve of the release of Star Trek Into Darkness, it behoves us to remember that Star Trek had a rich history on film before J.J. Abrams rebooted the franchise in 2009. With 11 movies over 34 years, everyone has their favourite Trek, but not all Star Trek movies are created equal. So submitted for your approval is our unofficial list of the Star Trek movies in order from the worst to the best. From planet-eating clouds to planet-creating weapons, from time traveling cyborgs to evil clones with an army of monsters, and all points in between, these are the movie voyages of the starships Enterprise…
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[h2]5. Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country[/h2]

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Rushed into production after an early attempt to reboot the franchise fell through, The Undiscovered Country featured the dramatic return of Wrath of Khan director Nicholas Meyer to the franchise, and a then-timely tale of peace between the Federation and Klingons that mirrored the real-life détente between the U.S. and Russia. The real highlight though was the casting of Christopher Plummer as Kirk’s Klingon nemesis General Chang. Spouting Shakespearean taunts at the Enterprise captain, Plummer and Shatner’s on screen battle was accentuated by the pair’s former real-life rivalry, as Shatner came up in the Montreal theatre scene at roughly the same time as Plummer, and later followed him to both the Stratford Festival and Hollywood. Released just in time for Trek’s 25th anniversary, The Undiscovered Country was a beautiful and fitting send-off for the Original Series crew and ended perfectly with Kirk’s order for the Enterprise to lay in a course for the “second star on the right, and straight on till morning.”

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