revisited the last three TNG movies "Generations," "First Contact" and "Insurrection." And for all the other flaws that existed in their stories or characterizations - the one fault I can't find with them is in the directing. They were all very sharp looking films that flowed fine and are all fun to watch. Carson did a great job with "Generations" and if they ever do another TNG, I hope they consider him again.

But if they do want to bring in an outside director again - why not go to one of these new hot shot directors who were probably inspired by Trek? That's why they got Logan right? He loved Trek! I'm sure there are some decent directors out there who love Trek and would love to direct one...

like Bryan Singer???? Why was he just a bridge officer? He should've helmed the damn thing! I've heard he's become frustrated with the "X-Men" stuff and "X-2" maybe his last... so why not consider him??? If they do bring in someone from the outside - then why not find someone who is A. an experienced director; and B. has a fondness for Trek. Baird apparently had never really watched Trek before so even though he might have fulfilled the requirements for part "A." he failed in part "B."

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Nemesis had all the right buttons there waiting to be pressed, but like Data on a Reman keypad Paramount seem to have pushed the wrong ones. :/

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