Star Trek Enterprise - The Complete Fourth Season
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Movie Reviews of Star Trek Enterprise - The Complete Fourth Season
Movie Review: This is a must-buy for any trekkie
Summary: 5 Stars
You need to see where 30 years of TV history began. The first missions. The first ships. Excellent series. Too short though...Movie Review: "These are the days of our lives..." (may contain a couple spoilers)
Summary: 1 Stars
They turned Enterprise into a soap opera at the end of Season 2. Supposedly, it was going to get better at the start of season 4, but it didn't. It starts off with Nazis having invaded the US after collaborating with a bunch of evil aliens. Then when the aliens and their base are destroyed after collaborating with the Nazis for a few years, the time line suddenly returns back to normal except everyone remembers what happened and they have all the bruises. Yeah, 'cause time lines can do that....you can go back in time mess things up over a period of 5-10 years, but as long as you get killed everything goes back to normal. Then after returning to their time and staying home for an episode, they pick up an escape artist from a maximum security prison because he is going to help them find his fugitive genetically altered children (Kahn) and bring them to justice, and they let him roam the ship....before he escapes with the help of his genetically altered children. I'm sure Archer saves the day in 2-3 more episodes, but I no longer have the stomach for this crap.Movie Review: Wrapping up Star Trek
Summary: 5 Stars
This was a hard season to make. The writing was on the wall and most expected it to be the last. Since this Star Trek spin-off was intended to explain the birth of the federation, a lot had to be crammed into this last season. As a result, it sometimes felt sped-up and the last few episodes jumped forward a lot leading to some confusion. Still, I was disappointed to see the premature end of this Star Trek series. The forth season did make a good effort to wrap up loose ends such as explain why the Klingons of the original series don't look like the Klingons of any other series, Data's great grandfather, the beginnings of peace between some planets. The first two episodes confused me a little, but were still entertaining. Movie Review: ENTERPRISE SEASONS 1-4
Summary: 5 Stars
The whole Enterprise series was both entertaining and interesting for any Star Trek fan. It is sad that this series had to end so soon. Hopefully they will attempt to make afew movie motion pictures before the whole feel goes cold for the series. I miss Enterprise already! When will we get some new good movies?Movie Review: Too Bad it Was The Last Season
Summary: 5 Stars
I was not a fan of Star Trek Enterprise when it was originally broadcast...as a fan of all the other franchises, they sort of lost me during the second season. I did purchase all four seasons and in hindsight, I should have hung in a little longer when the shows were broadcast. Season 3 was much better than Season 2 (the season long story arc was impressive) and Season 4 even better than 3.
Standouts included the exploration of the Vulcan and Andorian cultures. The only issue I had with the Fourth Season is that it (and the series) sort of wilted at the end. Rather than having a block-buster ending, the flash back to a number of years after the story really ended (basically giving the run two endings) was anti-climatic. And what happens with Tripp did nothing to enhance the drama of the story - it was like it was an after thought to get ratings or something.
The sad thing is, the series didn't need help at that point - the stories had turned around and it had become engaging again. Unfortunate that Paramount had already made the decision to end the run - with the injection of creativeness that Season 4 demonstrated, the series could have continued and fulfilled the seven year trend as had its predecessors.