Alicia I love this movie so much

Ameriatch One of the best films i have seen

Kamila Bell This is a coming of age storyline that you've seen in one form or another for decades. It takes a truly unique voice to make yet another one worth watching.

Delight Yes, absolutely, there is fun to be had, as well as many, many things to go boom, all amid an atmospheric urban jungle.

Zen To start with, it won so many awards for the futuristic visual effects, make up and high production values, etc... as well as coming up with all sorts of technological ideas that we now take for granted like tablets and touch screens.However, time is proving that 30 years since first airing, like the original Star Trek as well as other subsequent series, it upholds the values, ethics and morals, focusing on what will advance human civilization such as: freedom, equality, compassion, and coexistence - summed up in: "Live long and prosper. Peace and long life". It also does not shy away from highlighting that many of the issues facing humanity now, even though complex in nature, are caused by the irrational exaggeration of trivial differences (slavery, religious wars, greed, etc..).Its a classic. Happy watching.

Mr-Fusion Y'know, when it all comes down to it, I really loved that ship. The Enterprise-D (with its neutral dentist's office decor) really fit with the tone and the characters on "The Next Generation", and it was totally a character.TNG really kept the spirit of exploration alive, and even though Captain Picard isn't swashbuckling or quick with a fist, he really did lead his crew on these strange voyages. It doesn't hurt that Patrick Stewart is a top-shelf actor, but he was also apart of an ensemble cast, and I really did (do) like seeing them from one episode to the next.This is like any TV show with certain seasons better than others; but when the show finally found its voice, it *really* got going. Just one fine episode after another. It's hard to believe the leeway this received as a series, given our current cutthroat ratings climate.I credit this with really planting the seeds in me as a Trekkie. Over the years, I've come to appreciate The Original Series, as well as the movies, but it all started here.It's an amazing show.10/10

Paul Stompbox Even though "Encounter at Farpoint" was boring, I'm glad I sat through it and then watched "The Naked Now" right after. After seeing that episode, I found it super interesting and funny that I had to continue watching the series! The more of the series I watched, the more I got to know the characters like they're my friends!What makes me enjoy the series are the characters, the technology that the series shows, and the interesting episode content. I just don't really have a favourite character of the series because they're all pretty cool! Picard makes a great idea of the leader, and I admire him in the fact that he's got no wife and no kids (I don't want kids either); Riker makes a great and funny young first officer, who also is too sexually attracted to female extraterrestrials; Data is an android who seeks being more human, and really ends up being hilarious; Troi is a great counsellor with her telepathic abilities; Worf is a pretty funny tactical officer who thinks the best way to deal with their problems is by destroying the enemy's ships; La Forge is a pretty excellent ship engineer; and Beverly Crusher makes a great image of a medical officer, who also sometimes has an attraction to Captain Picard and vice versa. I also love seeing all the technology that the series shows, like how the ships work, how Starfleet works, what the Holodecks are and what they do, and many other cool gadgets! Not to mention, the episodes usually are almost always interesting and awesome! The only ones I find boring are "Encounter at Farpaint" and "Darmok". I'd rate this series a 10/10, but I object to one recurring motif in the show: how much it thinks about the value of having kids. This is just a me thing because I don't want to have kids and I'm sick of how people treat their kids like bowling trophies. For example, in the episode "The Inner Light", even though it got to show how Picard would've lived a life where he's a father and not a captain, I thought it was okay, but not the best, which certainly makes me object to how the viewers rate that the best episode of the entire series just because it showed what it meant to have kids and what Picard was "missing out on". Nevertheless, this is one of my favourite series ever and even though is still not as exciting as "Malcolm in the Middle", I think this is the best sci-fi series ever! This series, is Paul Stompbox revered!

Dana H I was watching this again on Netflix and God I forgot how much I loved it. I remembered in theory. This show was when I became a fan of Patrick Stewart but my God how well the show stands up in my heart.My favorite episodes are still my favorite episodes. I remember loving Who Watches The Watchers and I still think the episode is fantastic for an early episode. The two part Best of Both Worlds is still chilling. Characters I didn't particularly care for don't bother me as much now like Wesley Crusher and Wil Riker mainly because their actors grew on me over the years. Wil Wheaton is the best and got a bum rap as a kid but so is life. TNG was always my favorite of the Treks because Patrick Stewart was my secret husband. My god did I have a crush on that man. The show is hardly perfect and if you want to be technical DS9 is better written with better characters who act in a more logical manner, but what I love about it still stands today like it did when it aired and what I disliked seems to have evaporated with time.