There are 12 Star Trek movies in total, what are they about? After the end of the tenth film, the film was discontinued, and four TV series (namely the original series (TOS), the next generation (TNG), the Deep Space Nine Station (DS9) and the Voyager (VOY)) were more liked by TNG and DS9, and the audience generally reflected that they were slow heat (seasons 1-3 were more general) And it was suggested that both were optimistic from the fourth season. It should be mentioned that the last episode of TNG's third season and the first episode of the fourth season are connected, talking about Borg people, which is very exciting. In the 2009 Star Trek series of movies, clap your hands again to beat the hard-working likes!

The first part of Infinite Space (1979) was about a giant UFO threatening the safety of Earth, and Kirk and his party on the Enterprise solved the problem.

The storylines of the second, third, and fourth parts are continuous, and if you want to watch them, you can watch them together. The story revolves around the clash with the Klingons and the Creation Star.

The second part, The Wrath of the Khan (1982), tells the story of "the evil Khan who escaped the planet where he was imprisoned by Captain Kirk fifteen years ago, and he himself is a wise and courageous leader, but now he has become an evil madman who vows to take revenge on Captain Kirk." So he hijacked a Federation warship, then stole Captain Kirk's son and an old weapon of destruction. And lure the Enterprise into his elaborate traps."

In the third book, Saving Spock (1984), Admiral Kirk defeats Khan and establishes Genesis, but all victories are in vain. Because his friend Xian Po died for no reason, and McCaw inexplicably became insane. Xian Po's father, Shaq, reveals a surprising news, it turns out that McCaw is hiding Sin's shell, kirk faces two close friends and dies one by one.

In the fourth book, Rescuing the Future (1986), Kirk and his party return to Earth, only to find that a probe threatens the safety of the Earth, so they travel back to the 20th century through time travel and save the Earth. (The style of the fourth part is more relaxed and humorous~)

The fifth "The Last Frontier" (1989) is recognized as a bad film, there is a very thunderous content, just watch it as a YY film.... Spock's brother, Sybok, followed a certain doctrine, seized the Enterprise and drove to the center of the galaxy, where he experienced an adventure.

The sixth part, The Road to the Future (1991), is quite a good one and worth watching. It is about an accident in the Klingon Star Domain that affected the relationship between the Federation and the Klingons, and Kirk and the others experienced some difficult twists and turns to finally foil a conspiracy, and finally eased the relationship between the two sides.

From the seventh "Starry Sky Soldier" (1994), the plot reaches 80 years later, the TNG era of the 24th century, and the protagonists are replaced by Picard and his party. However, the beginning of 7 talks about Captain Kirk's ending. The main storyline is that Dr. Sauron, in order to enter a time zone, uses all kinds of means to destroy a planet, attack the Enterprise, etc. In the end Picard stopped him through the World of Time. Although the plot makes the same mistake as 5, the last part is still quite interesting.

The eighth part, First Contact (1996), is an absolute classic, and this one is recommended. If you've never seen Star Trek before, it's recommended to start with this episode. The content is that a group of Borgs began to invade The Earth, and after a failed frontal attack, used time travel back in time (mid-21st century) in an attempt to stop the first warp flight of mankind, occupy and assimilate the Earth, and attempt to capture and assimilate the Enterprise. Picard and his party eventually eliminated the Borg and witnessed the first warp flight of humans and the first contact with the Vulcans. The plot and graphics are quite exciting.

The ninth part, Interstellar Rebellion (1998), is a bit of a hit, with the story of enterprise observing a race named Ba'ku on a planet whose people are very long-lived, and who are found to be responsible for the planet's geography. The Son'a clan colluded with some of the People of the Star Alliance in an attempt to secretly remove the Ba'ku from the planet and take over the resources, while Picard and the Enterprise had to fight their own people in order to protect the local population. In the end, of course, the conspiracy was foiled.

The tenth "Vengeance" (2002) "Captain Picard and the crew of the Enterprise-E are involved with Praetor Shinzon, the new leader of the Romlan Empire, who offers to sign a contract with the Star Alliance (who had been an enemy of the Star Alliance before). Surprisingly, Shinzon is not from Romland, but from Remus, a dark-shrouded sister planet of Romland. But he wasn't even a normal Remus. Picard faces a new enemy, and it is a personal enemy. In order to prevent the outbreak of war between Romland and the Star Alliance, the Enterprise-E has the important task of guarding peace.

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The eleventh Star Trek 11 (2009) is a prequel to TOS and tells the story of Kirk and his party when they were young. The story begins with a future Romlan attempting to go back in time and destroy Romlan's enemies (Earthlings, Vulcans, etc.). In the end, Kirk, Spock, and others foiled the conspiracy and began to serve on the Enterprise, embarking on an adventure. And the Vulcan star in the film was really blown up. So the whole plot is messy, there is no logic, and it conflicts seriously with all the previous games, and people look at it as a story in a parallel universe. Although the special effects are not bad, director J.J. Ebrams may prefer the "Star Wars" series, and even stunned that the particle flow of the phase cannon has been made into a turbo laser cannon, whether you are SWF or STF, it will not be comfortable to watch. In short, this movie should be watched as an entertainment film.

Part XII: Darkness Without Borders (2013) During the exploration of the planet Nebiru, Captain Kirk of the Enterprise paid the price for nearly endangering the lives of all of Spock's crew in order to rescue Spock. Soon after, a terrorist attack took place in London. Harrison, the initiator of the incident, came from within the league. He then flew a plane to attack the high-level meeting, and General Pike was tragically killed. In order to stop Harrison's plot, Kirk re-led the Enterprise in pursuit. During the dangerous journey, his trust with the crew and friends was also greatly tested. When they finally find Harrison, they finally learn his true identity, as well as the conspiracy and shady scene behind the London attack

The thirteenth star trek: Beyond the Stars (2016), the third in a new trilogy that began in 2009, is set after Dark And Unbounded, and tells the story of Captain Cork who leads the crew of the Enterprise to an unknown star domain to rescue a shipwrecked ship, but encounters a local racial attack on the way

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