http://trekmovie.com/2008/12/11/10th-anniversary-review-of-star-trek-insurrection/ When examined this way, it's really not a bad film. I think it's one of those films that take more time to appreciate. Like TMP. I find myself appreciating TMP more and more recently as I rewatch it than i did a few ...

The fact that the E-E fired all of its PT and probably QT, that they had only 4% of power for the phasers left before it got disabled made me thinking. That despite the impresive armement that the Scimitar had if you remove the cloake I doubt that it could survive being hit with something like 300 ...

Would you say that the Federation and the Borg have similar agendas? After all, the Federation wants to "assimilate" more cultures and to better itself like the Borg. Though they go about it different ways, in the end both have similar goals. The Borg want perfection and the Federation wa...

No one on the bridge of the romulan flagship expressed surprised at their weapons' destructive capabilities, which logically dictates that they fully expected those results. they even calculated how long the mantle would take to be destroyed. I realize that this is a level of destruction that we are...

with a photon torpedo's destructive power generally agreed to be in the 60-100 megaton range Err, no. The best estimate for PTs puts them in the high-kt/low-Mt range, based on destroying the asteroid in Pegasus. this gives, assuming the E-D has a full complement of 250 torpedoes, a destructive yiel...

Ok, so I did some calculations on this weapon from BOBW, where the crew unleashes a hellfire through the main deflector dish at the borg cube, which, barring Picard's capture, would have obliterated it, or decimated it, at the very least. Geordi mentions that it would pack a punch greater than the p...

RK_Striker_JK_5 wrote:Would this have been better than what we got?

T hat wasn't even funny. Not even close