Which Star Trek movie deserves to sit at the top of the list—and which one should be sent straight to the brig?
To celebrate 60 years of Star Trek, Ian Cullen and Marx Pyle rank all 14 movies from worst to best in the latest episode of SciFiPulse Now. Their choices take them through the original crew’s adventures, The Next Generation films, the Kelvin timeline and Section 31.
Ian and Marx agree on some of the biggest calls, but they don’t see every film the same way. Is Star Trek: The Motion Picture an underappreciated science fiction epic or a test of patience? Do the Kelvin films hold up on a rewatch? And where do Generations, The Undiscovered Country and First Contact belong in the rankings?
Along the way, they revisit favourite scenes, memorable villains and the moments that make a Trek film worth watching again. There are also a few choices that might have fans reaching for the comments section.
Watch the episode, then tell us your own worst-to-best ranking. Which film would you put at number one—and which of Ian and Marx’s picks would you change?
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While I’m not that into Star Trek (please forgive me) I enjoyed the second and third Kelvin timeline films. Also the film where the Enterprise’s crew visit the planet that regenerates them and the film where Picard meets Kirk.