Star Trek Generations is a 1994 American science fiction film released by Paramount Pictures. Generations is the seventh feature film based on the Star Trek television series and the first film in the series to star the cast of the spinoff television series Star Trek: The Next Generation. Parts of the film were shot at the Valley of Fire State Park near Overton, Nevada; Paramount Studios; and Lone Pine, California. While the film did...
Within his home in the Nexus, Jim takes breakfast up to Antonia resisting Pic...
Data and La Forge are aboard the observatory scanning for trilithium when Dat...
Jim boards the Enterprise-B with Scotty and Chekov. They are greeted by the s...
Within the Nexus, in what appears to be Jim's old home, Picard explains the N...
Jim relishes sitting in the Captain's chair on the bridge of the Enterprise-B...
While on a public relations run aboard the Enterprise-B the ship is forced in...
With in the Nexus, Picard and Kirk, mounted on horseback, agree to go after S...
Geordi and Data are conducting an investigation on the observatory, when Data...
Dr. Soran greets Picard on the surface of Veridian 3.
Aboard the Enterprise-B, Chekov introduces who is at the helm, Sulu's daughte...
Jim exits the bridge of the Enterprise-B to work from the deflector relays.
Data works the tricorder as if it's a puppet, conversing with it. La Forge lo...
In the lounge of the Enterprise-B, Dr. Soran makes a request to Picard to ret...
Aboard the Klingon ship B'Etor and Lursa look at Doctor Crusher via La Forge'...
Worf edges out on the plank extended from the side of the USS Enterprise sail...
Picard, responding to Jim's refusal to help him with Soran, reminds him of th...
Soran, within the force field on Veridian 3, turns away from the Captain to f...
La Forge is back aboard the Enterprise due to a prisoner exchange in which he...
Riker ordered the computer to remove the plank Worf was standing on, causing ...
Within the Nexus, Jim enters the bedroom and ends up in his uncles barn in Id...
B'Etor wipes blood off her mouth and on to Soran's after he strikes her and ...
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