"Star Trek Nemesis" Opening Credits/Scene (2002)
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- Опубликовано: 29 ноя 2012
- The opening credits (which are only comprised of the main title) and opening scene of the 10th Star Trek film, "Star Trek Nemesis" (2002). It's been 3 years since the end of the Dominion War, and the Romulan military is attempting to convince the Senate to accept the offer of one of its veterans, Shinzon of Remus, to join forces and become a that not even the United Federation of Planets can stand in their way. The Praetor, reaffirming the Senate's rejection of the offer, dismisses them. Leaving after their dismissal to supposedly meet with a Tholian ambassador, Commander T'lora leaves something at her Senate seat...
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The imperial senate will no longer be of any concern to us, I have just received word that the emperor has ‘dissolved’ the council permanently.
it's pronounced *shattered*
The last reminisce of the old republic has been swept away.
This battle station is now the ultimate power in the universe!!
Here's a handy tip on how to remove a Emperor like Palatine
You can send him a thalaron device.
Gift wrap it though. Or better yet,put it in a box with some of his favorite treats!
With Thalaron radiation, that is! 😖
This was one of the rare senate meetings where something productive actually got done.
+10
🤣😂🤣😂
Yeah, but all dissent ultimately crumbled
@@SheldonAdama17 LOL!!!!
Yes, proper government meetings always ensure the eradication of the government and complete incapacity to replace it. I heartily agree.
“I dissolved the Senate.” - best line ever
You were right, master. The negotiations were short.
Wrong franchise, but still good one 😂
@@lucarinaldichini324 Imagine they did a Star Wars and Star Trek crossover
@@lucarinaldichini324 yeh romulus kind does lok like naboo fro. Star wars
@@jonmcinnis1645 oh, I'd be waiting for that... 😍
@@zacharyjochumsen9677 dayyyyum, hadn't noticed til you told me! 🤯
I remember seeing this in the theaters. As soon as that theme hits at 1:06 I immediately knew it was the Romulans. I have no idea how Jerry Goldsmith pulled that off.
Because if you think about it, it’s such a Romulan theme, militaristic and dark but with a hint of hope to it, A hope that one day, maybe they’ll evolve beyond what they are
There’s an element of militaristic deviousness, it’s perfect for the Romulans and I hope it’s used again one day.
If I may add my two cents as well, another thing that screams "ROMULAN" to me is that this song just SOUNDS... "IMPERIAL"... Proud, Martial, (like you both said), Haughty... But unlike anything with the klingons, it lacks ANYTHING that evokes the head-picture of anything tribal or savage...
one of his last scores
"Maybe we shouldn't have allowed an unidentified device in the senate chambAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAUGH!!!!"
Seriously, it's freaking red! It's the only color in the entire room. It's the only item being carried at all!! All other tables are empty. It was so obvious when she left it. They all watched it go off slowly like it was a laser light show. What the actual f?? It's just the worst scene. The acting, CGI, lighting, costume all are great, the score fantastic, then the writing is just terrible.
I would have loved to see the Tholian Ambassador in his life-support suit.
Missed opportunity.
Yeah unfortunately tholians are probably a massive pain in the ass to show. You can either go full cgi or try and make a prop.
Hence why they were shown through a glass window in Enterprise
I’m just picturing the two fighting over the AC for an hour and a half instead of getting any work done.
@@Ty-yt3lj They wouldn't have had enough budget or screen time for a CGI Tholian considering all the other effects (and important plot) in the film.
@@mr.metamovies2419and thin thi scn inscriptions thre wascsuped think evdn b Klingon guy but it ide got scrapped
Picard: How did Shinzon’s coup succeed?
Janeway: My source says Shinzon dissolved the Senate and left everyone petrified. All dissent ultimately crumbled.
Shinzon actually survived this film and was imprisoned. Then he became friends with a young Talia al-Guhl, then eventually became Bane.
Lovi Poekimo a better love story than twilight. 😂
Collio, interdimensional portals have been known for ages
He would then survive his encounter with Batman by a infection from a symbiote known as Venom.
Then he started providing dream security services in the past to corporate and government clients.
@@Broken_robot1986 and then he got infected with an alien symbiote and fought Carnage
I guess that concludes negotiations for today....
+Dreez76 xD
lol
The Remus military-ish march at the beginning is just... perfect.
I wished there's an extended version of it.
I still thought this was better than Insurrection.
It's a mess but I agree. So does Patrick Stewart for what it's worth. Michael Piller's unpublished book about the making of Insurrection is quite fascinating though, and available online. Considering the contentious opinions the entire cast had about this film's production, I eagerly await the eventual tell all books when the castmembers get around the autobiography phase of their careers.
Jay M same
Both movies were bad.
@@Rikard_A
Yes, they were both terrible, but Insurrection was a lot worse than Nemesis.
Think of it this way. If Nemesis is an ordinary log of steaming shit, then Insurrection is a large bowl full of toxic, caustic diarrhea, filled with horrific parasites that jump out of the wretched, nose-burning filth and eat you from the inside out until you too are just toxic, caustic diarrhea.
I know. Talk about wasting a perfectly good F. Murray Abraham.
3:44 The Imperial Senate will no longer be of any concern to us. I have just received word that the Emperor has dissolved the council permanently. The last remnants of the Old Republic have been swept away.
Well, you could said that the entire senate has already began to bite the dust
@@franklesher4459 "And that's the way the cookie crumbles."
The janitor who cleans the Senate chambers must have had a *really* bad day after this.
@jm.thecomposter wel, ark ulnar might hdv hsdfcultes cleing the chamber up
Kewl effect. I was at once reminded of the Pompeii victims stone casts
Imagine being the most paranoid Romulan in the room, who sees that green light show start, and immediately runs out of the room. (that would be me) It reminds me of "War of the Worlds" when the tripod comes out of the ground, and everyone (including Tom Cruise) is just watching. The smart thing to do when weird shit like that happens is to run away, and watch from a safer distance.
RUN AWAY!!
@@MrPatriot112we thing was one Roman guy innthis chair was just mundi g hus busness until tht Kirk red thing kactvsted and turned dvdbyoxy to stone
If you read the novels that follow up after this, you find out that Shinzon had already prearranged for this to happen; and had specifically instructed Senator Talura to press a certain button not "if" but *when* the senate rejects the peace offer he was extending to them in a fake surrender; already his Reman troops had taken over security in Ki Baratan, the Rihannsu Capital City; and she was explicitly told to not be in the streets at the time it becomes revealed; as the Reman guards were already instructed to eliminate any Rihannsu at all they found in the streets for a prearranged time limit; he himself would immediately remove the evidence by transporter and move off to ambush the scheduled successor in the interregnum so as to eliminate any possible government... as for any reprisals; I doubt there were: the reason why is that the Remans were too valuable to be wiped out, unlike their pathetic master-race.
Famous Last Words
"Being back Senator Tel'aura, and *choking* TELL HER TO STAY AWAY FROM MY RIMS!"
when I watched this at the cinema loved the opening and had such high hopes- shame the rest of film didnt live up to them!
I would love to hear a full-length version of the Romulan Theme. I can't decide which is better, this or the Klingon Theme composed for the opening scene of Star Trek: The Motion Picture. Another example of a movie not living up to the opening music and action.
The movie was equally as good as the music. The Romulan Theme is actually Shinzon's motif.
so basically she had a sorcerer's stone that does AoE damage
I assume you are speaking of Harry Potter if so then let me tell you that what happened to Professor Quirrell/ Lord Voldemort was due to sacrificial magic creating a protection from Voldemort which is why Voldemort needed Harry’s blood in goblet of fire to restore himself as a way of getting past Harry’s mother’s blood protection.
@@jordanreed3675 aoe what dies that thst mens age f extnhion lie the 4th transfoners me
So it basically went like: "Oh so you refuse our proposal? Have fun with this fistful of thaleron radiation!"
"The senate has officially been dissolved."
@@mr.metamovies2419 Quite literally!
@@jmwoods190 Lol. "It's like poetry, it rhymes."
Loved how the movies is what establishes the big marks for the federation. Star Trek 6 tackled the Klingons making peace while Star Trek Nemesis tackles the Romulans making peace (its subtley established more in Star Trek 09 where Spock explains how he assists Romulus in helping them save their planet)
4:00 I thought the sound of this guy hitting the ground was unusually percussive
Do you hear that sound. It’s me hitting the ground.
RIP Jerry Goldsmith
Romulus, Remus and Pompeii...guess the writers had a Roman thing going on.
Random romulan:Mr.Senator.... I don't feel so good
Snap
Romulus just keeps getting hammered in the ST movies
Indefatigable and this is small compared to the Hobus Supernova of 2387,the one that destroyed Romulus and Remus!
This is practically the only time we got to see Remus from space (sort of)
@@mikegallant811 wel thre is thst fsn thery thst HBO's supernkca was acthue th dsrk of secthion 31 the Starfleet spl iter group yat was prty much starfllets equivalent kf hydra
Most underrated TREK movie.
I love it, and for me it was the last Star Trek movie ever made!
I am so happy that they cancelled this JAR JAR TREK 4!
Funfact, the scenes which can be heared in the Trailer have been deleted scenes!
It's like Jar Jar Trek without lens flares.
The TNG movies were so awful and Picard was completely out of character in each film.
Remember how they ended the show? All Good Things... ended on a heartwarming & nice note with the crew together.
Remember how they ended this film? Mind Rape, Death, Destruction...
It's fine that you like that film, but please try to understand why most people don't like it. Maybe the film is better if you don't know the TNG show at alll, idk.
I know TNG, huge fan. I'm just annoyed this gets so much slack, while JJ Abrams' abomination got so much praise. An abomination even in vacuum, outside its butchering of the franchise.
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..Music by Jerry Goldsmith is always great ^^ i love this music introduction ^^
I have been looking for this very scene for years, and finally at long last I have finally found it!!!
You...could have just watched the movie.
@@wileysil3313 I didn’t know it was in this movie tho.
@@dylanle6241 you didn't know that the opening credits which say Star Trek Nemesis were in the movie Star Trek Nemesis?
@@wileysil3313 Well I guess he saw the scene many years ago and could only remember the overall structure of the scene and not specific things like the "Star Trek: Nemesis" Caption?
Love this opening, gets right to the point.
But it's such a tiny underwhelming location for it to be the senate of the Romulan Star Empire.
My country has a bigger "senate" hall (Bundestag) and Germany isn't a Star Empire....yet.
I've seen Bingo halls bigger than this.
I love the opening music, and I'm watching the movie right now!!!
I'm not watching this movie until Paramount release a version with the stuff they cut put back in. Especially the ending.
#releasethebairdcut
This movie was great to bad it did not have a sequel.
I love the music!
The soundtrack to this movie s awesome.
3:45 Gives a whole new meaning to, "Getting stoned."
Ancient Rome anyone?
No one noticed that the one senator who departed early left behind a curious BRIGHT RED device.
Living in that type of culture (think Ancient Rome folks) I would have been the first one out the door as soon as that device starting doing its weird gyrations.
The opening scene of the film was great. I could have imagined seeing seal and spock return.
Sela was a natural substitute for Donatra. No reason not to use her.
meiray
Funnily enough, Sela leads the way for the remaining Tal'Shiar members and tries to re-conquer their people, while D'Tan and Obisek's group fight back as the new Romulan Republic faction...
@@Romulan64 And then of course, the Dominion show up and effectively wipe out both the Tal'Shiar and the Cardassian Obsidian Order in a single ambush.
@@warriorsheartcosplay3016 In the DS9 episode "The Die is Cast" it would have been awesome if Sela played the head of the Tal"Shiar. Especially when she says, "No changeling has ever harmed another". Then have her a prisoner in the season 5 episodes where she gets rescued with Bashir and Martok.
This is what happens when you plant a cherry blossom in your lounge room.
Game Over!
It's called a big One.
Thanos gave that senator the device so he could Snap them out of existence.
I was absolutely petrified by this scene.
Get it? Because… they turned into rocks?
I’ll see myself out.
Ur joke rlly rocked xD
*Glares* ..... (in a stone-cold manner)
Got to love the budget cutting in the open scene. The Imperial Senate? Its an overlay on-top of the DS9 station's inner hull. Pause at 1:39 and you can see a slightly modified Promenade ring.
Well DS9 was always (with the exception of one scene) a Studio Model, while this is 100% CGI.
Hmm, not sure it is. Regardless, the only budget cutting move I ever thought might have been made with this scene is that it feels like the director wanted to do a seamless transition from the CGI senate through the roof or a window into the live action.
Yeah and the fast camera move through the clouds is also not that impressive. But anyways I love the effects in this movie. I think they look far better than the ones in the new movies and they really showcased the beauty of the Enterprise E. Sadly I think I'm the only one in the world who totally loves this movie.
It is one of the best Star Trek movies for me.
Damn, that's cold
For all the failings of Nemesis, this scene was good
Couldn't have summed that up better myself.
I never get tired watching thalaron weapons detonate. - Sela (Star Trek Online)
Why Does Sela Look Like Liutenant Yar
@@sailormoonfan692derekweter6because sealand yar whre both played by Denise Crosby
That romulan's death is the same way professor Quirell died in Harry potter
In the novel, Shinzon when he has become Praetor he makes a type of a sick joke about having "disolved the senate"; well, his "old man" Jean-Luc had no idea at all that Shinzon was speaking *quite literally*, he had physically disolved almost all of the senators via that radiological attack that tested his superweapon.
@chisstardestroyer well have you ever red the star trek indie countdown comics ever
@@zacharyjochumsen9677 I didn't even know they existed; but now I am interested.
She made an ash of those senators.
I also find it surprising that a Tholian ambassador would give Tholian silk to Captain Sisko.
I wish they made 1 more Next Generation movie after this one
Johntht wacthylly were going to ano6her come hut jt gst canned because nemesis was bix offjcd clflop
Harry Potter got in there with his anti-Quirrell burner hands
Yesterday, in Brussels.
lol I hear ya!
Yesterday in the british parliament!
We will see how this will end!
"I am the Senate!"
Finally! A starfleet captain that knows how to attack a cloacked ship. :)
Personally I would one of the phaser banks doing the sweep on minimum power, then when a shield impact registers you can launch full phasers and photon/quantum torpedos.
Given quantum torpedos are the newer superior weapon of the two why would the flag ship even bother with photns anymore?
Good question. Maybe because quantums are so powerful they are extremely expensive in terms of labor and resources to manufacture? And don't forget, despite all the wars and deadly enemies they have fought over the years, Starfleet is still primarily focused on peaceful exploration and scientific discovery. Still, I highly doubt that any starship other than the new Sovereign-class would have had any chance against Shinzon's Scimitar, since their shields were still not breached even after two next-gen Romulan warbirds and the Enterprise together unleashed everything they had against it.
Better to have both type... kinda like how a fighter jet can be equipped with multiple missile types for different purposes.
Quantums are expensive, but they are also not very maneuverable. They're really designed with hitting relatively big targets in mind, like Borg Cubes. Against more nimble ships like a Bird of Prey, or even a fast battlecruiser like the Vor'cha, you need photon torpedoes into order to track them effectively.
Since Capt Janeway had returned to the Alpha Quadrant before the events of this movie took place, she brought back the Transphasic Torpedo. I would have loved to have seen a ship, preferably Voyager, take out the Scimitar with one or two and save Picard's tail. But that would have robbed the Enterprise of their glory, I guess.
i could have seen sela joining forces with shinzon trying to reclaim the romulan empire
Chris Peplinski Sela is the biggest bitch in Star Trek history
Sela was a bit whiny but her story never got closure on tng. Nemesis was perfect opportunity to tie up loose ends.
fitting end for the senate.
And if that wasn't enough for everyone, it gets blown up a few years later.
meiray
No it doesn't. That never happened. Ever.
TyonKree He means the destruction of the core planets of the Romulan Star Empire through the Hobus supernova of 2387. Go play some Star Trek Online, watch the 2009 Star Trek, and read the comic "Star Trek: Countdown." Same goes for all the stupid Abrams-haters out there who think there are no answers to fill in the holes in the 2009 movie because they're too lazy to go out and seek a damn answer...
+Romulan64 I think he's disavowing the reboot movies existence entirely, I know I do. All those horrid movies are is Jerkoff Jackass Abrams attempt to turn Star Trek into star whores. Action scenes are part of Trek but god damnit they are NOT the focus.
Beyond wasnt that bad, had some plot holes, but the script was rushed so I let them get away with it. Then again, Beyond wasnt an actual JJ Film. Funny how even a Fast and Furious Director does better Star Trek then JJ.
Now we will never know what they would have done about the mines.
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Even Jedi cannot hold off against Thalaron Radiation…
A shame that this didn't happen to the Senate in D.C.
Idc about the hate this movie gets. I loved it
This movie went up against Chamber of Secrets in the theaters. Good or bad it was doomed to fail at the box office anyway. Great movie though.
Its underrated.
Ohhhh now I get where they got the stoning idea from if Harry Potter was just one film earlier 😅
Agreed.
Romulus/Remus orbited a dwarf star.
if only the rest of the movie had been as cool as this opening scene
It was. It's the only good TNG movie.
@@mr.metamovies2419 I will admit it was better than the one where they're trying to remove the people from that eternal youth planet.
@@shamrockdragon7634 EXACTLY! That movie made the 'villains' the objective good guys in comparison.
Hey Senator, don't forget your suspicious looking toy on the table. (Timer keeps counting...)
They probably thought it was her makeup case.
1:35
Daymn...Tamriel has changed a LOT since Skyrim.
imo This is the best part of whole movie
It's a shame how we waited this long to get a Romulan centric film, and they still end up getting shafted...
This is star Trek
When I saw this I thought it was nanomachines.
In TV airings of this, from 3:50 to 4:03 is edited out, and I don't see why, it is not that brutal. But especially when this airs on Channel 4 or Film4 in the UK, this short 13 second bit is always edited out.
I'm going to assume it's for the same reasons the cursing in First Contact and some of the violence is edited out (even Picard's infamous rant is toned down in TV edits) - to accommodate daytime/early evening showings pre-watershed.
I wish sela would have returned.
Yeah, what did happen to her after Data Vulcan-pinched her? That was never revealed in TNG, or any of the movies they did.
The military does not dictate policy om Romulus! The military industrial complex does!
I actually really enjoyed this movie.
My head canon is that this was a mutation of the quickening virus from DS9.
I like how this movie starts with killing the people who are doing trade negotiations. I think this is a subtle jab at Star Wars a phantom menace
He chose.... poorly
4:04 am i the only one, getting HP 1 flashbacks?
The Tal Shiar couldn't have prevented this
It was already defeated by Reman commandos.
Star Trek Nemesis : Captain Jean-Luc Picard and his young clone :XD ^^ Good fiction moments :D ;) ...
..Music by Jerry Goldsmith is always great ^^ i love this music introduction ^^
That was me watching this......
That's what's coming after coronavirus folks. 😱
This part from 3:45 scared me!
Dicen que hay "barrer al enemigo", pero en este caso "hay que pasar la aspiradora" ja ja.
0:38
I miss the theme
Done and dusted or as we say in UK goodnight Vienna!
Pretty bad secruty protocol. When people notice that device opening the chamber should have been emptied.
But it was disguised as the senator's makeup mirror.
Dicen que hay que barrer al enemigo, en este caso hay que pasar tambien la aspiradora ja ja ja.
When I think of Nemesis, I think of Data😢, a Dune buggy, weird young Tom Hardy, and dark/neon green😅
It's the only good movie in the franchise.
It looks like Romulus will be holding elections early
More like a quick change in management.
This was the best scene in the film. You can stop watching after this bit.
Yep, Shinzon is clearly a psychopath in the movie; he, in the novel *melted* the senators via radiological attack in the very room, so he would in his mind be laughing in a remark that he believes one of the puddles that the Remans are mopping up is Heran, if he's not mistaken- good golly the guy's a monster!
@chisstardestoyer yeh shinzon is to picard what Palpatine was to lukevskywakee a violent homicidal maniac her want
Ted to re the galaxy
@@zacharyjochumsen9677 Most likely; he let slip in the novel that he has disolved the senate; yet he meant *literally* disolved the *senators* in the process.
We've got more rocks for the consoles boys.
At first I was thinking shouldn't an assassination device be a little more inconspicuous, I mean it's a bright red giant device in an otherwise 100% beige room. Then I thought "Maybe it's disguised as a regular senate fitting and some of the other Romulans have them on their desk but...no...nope, just her. Everything else is beige.
Then I thought it must be some bomb so even if they do notice it, they just won't have time to react. But no, it takes about 1-2 minutes to go off after a very slow and revealing light show and even gives them a grace period after detonating to give out any orders, like maybe "Send a signal. The Remans have betrayed us."
Thankfully however, nobody noticed the extremely large, red device and were too distracted by the extremely slow acting light show to do anything (even a casual stroll out of the room would have given anyone enough time to escape) so thankfully the terrible plot could continue.
It was probably meant to be disguised as a Romulan mascara case.
Was it really necessary to use so much Thalaron? I mean, according to Dr. Crusher, a microscopic amount would kill every living thing on the Enterprise within seconds. And how did Shinzon and his allies know that the radiation wouldn't simply spread outside the Senate chamber and possibly kill more people than they might have wanted to?
Thalaron radiation is always precise. Besides, the Romulan senate would definitely be like a fortress and have no open cracks or open windows.
Yeah. I think its the dosage. A microscopic amount could kill a ships crew but too slow and painfully. You know. It hits your face, passes, then it passes to another persons lungs etc etc like a flying cancer like something. But this amount showed, it just falls on them like radiation smoke and instantly dryes their everything cus of the amount. I think it was a sealed room. They just somehow decontaminated it after the coup.
tng is way better than discovery
The Original Star Trek is way better than Discovery.