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Star Trek: Insurrection

1998, Movie, PG, 103 mins

STAR TREK: INSURRECTION
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Director and Next Generation star Jonathan Frakes breaks the curse of the odd-numbered Trek flicks with No. 9, an installment that boldy departs from many treasured traditions. The Son'a, an aging race of uglies, covet the eternal youth and beauty of the carefree Ba'ku and ally themselves with the Federation. Captain Picard (Patrick Stewart) uncovers the plot and risks disobeying direct orders. Read the complete review for Star Trek: Insurrection
Year: 1998
Rated PG

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Cast
Patrick Stewart: Picard
Jonathan Frakes: Riker
Brent Spiner: Data
LeVar Burton: Geordi
Michael Dorn: Worf
Gates McFadden: Beverly

 

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