[Jmenschenfresser]

Well, I must add that I enjoyed the dark atmosphere of the movie. Perhaps the cheesiest part of the film was Troy's telepathic scenes, but honestly, there are few scenes throughout the entire series where I thought her parts as a empathic or telepathic (whatever) weren't slightly silly.

Ok, but I was hoping for something massive. I was hoping to have the battle escalate into something really world destroying. Fleets of ships in battle. An invasion of earth. The planet destroying weapon, or whatever it was, has been done (Starwars), and at least in that movie, the deathstar was seconds away from firing....here it is seconds away from destroying the enterprise, which would be tragic I guess, but nothing devastating to me as a viewer.

Naw, I saw Ebert trashing it, and while I don't agree with his blind criticism, I do agree that the movie didn't push the envelope. It is a different flavor of Star Trek, but that is all.

SPOILER******
Yes, data dies, but that is the least they could do to make the movie mean something.