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This movie doesn't disappoint if the watcher loves great songs. Although the film has flaws--the insipid use of filters to muddy the luscious scenery (what were they thinking?!); careless dubbing--the whole of the film is memorable and a tribute to the times in which it was made. After viewing it, if you don't walk around the house humming and singing some of these tunes, then you probably don't like musicals to begin with. My favorites are "Some Enchanted Evening", "Bali Ha'i" "I'm Gonna Wash That Man Right Outa My Hair" and "Younger Than Springtime" With an underlying theme of racism, it was a progressive movie for its era and the thoughtful song "Carefully Taught" is memorable for its tune, lyrics and relevance.

A musical that is romantic, makes you think and has a social theme--its hard to ask for more, unless its to wish those filters never were used.

This is one of the best star trek movies--it has everything Trek should have: a good plot and storyline, theme, love interest (for the captain, natch), and humor.

This is not as good as First Contact (what is?) but far far superior to Nemesis, which is a downer. Naturally, like any Trek movie, it has its plot holes--but any ST does.

I rate the Star Treks on how often I want to watch them at home, and this one I watch often. Excellent!

I'm sorry but its true: THIS FILM IS BORING. There. I've said it. Don't bother flaming me and telling me this is one of the greatest films of all time. I know you think so. I know I'm alone in the wilderness, a single voice in the forest. I have tried to like this film, I want to like this film. But I can't. Its so slow, so contrived, so pretentious. And worst of all, a big, gigantic bore.