Star Trek: Generations


With the help of long presumed dead Captain Kirk, Captain Picard must stop a deranged scientist willing to murder on a planetary scale in order to enter a space matrix.
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Country | Services | Access with NordVPN |
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United States | Roku, Hoopla, PlutoTV, Paramount+ (Via Prime Video), Paramount+ | ✅ |
United Kingdom | Paramount+, NowTV, Paramount+ (Via Prime Video) | ✅ |
Australia | Foxtel Now, Binge, Paramount+, Stan | ✅ |
Canada | Hoopla, Paramount+, Paramount+ (Via Prime Video) | ✅ |
New Zealand | Not Available | ✅ |
Streaming availability last updated: 02:48:15 PM, 06/23/2025 PST
More Information on Star Trek: Generations
With the help of long presumed dead Captain Kirk, Captain Picard must stop a deranged scientist willing to murder on a planetary scale in order to enter a space matrix. Star Trek: Generations featuring Patrick Stewart and Jonathan Frakes is streaming on Paramount+, streaming with subscription on Hoopla, free on PlutoTV, and 4 others. It's an action & adventure and mystery movie.
Director
David Carson
Captain Jean-Luc Picard
Patrick Stewart
Commander William T. Riker
Jonathan Frakes
Lt. Commander Data
Brent Spiner
Lt. Commander Geordi La Forge
LeVar Burton
Lt. Commander Worf
Michael Dorn
Dr. Beverly Crusher
Gates McFadden
Counselor Deanna Troi
Marina Sirtis
Captain James T. Kirk
William Shatner
Dr. Tolian Soran
Malcolm McDowell
Captain Montgomery "Scotty" Scott
James Doohan
Commander Pavel Chekov
Walter Koenig
Captain John Harriman
Alan Ruck
Picard's Kid
Thomas Dekker
Ensign Kellogg
Cameron Oppenheimer
Science Officer
Jenette Goldstein
Lieutenant
Tim Russ
Klingon Helm
Brian Thompson
Nurse Ogawa
Patti Yasutake
Demora Sulu
Jacqueline Kim
Com Officer
Thomas Kopache
Producer
Peter Lauritson
Producer
Rick Berman
Writer
Brannon Braga
Writer
Ronald D. Moore
Composer
Dennis McCarthy


Ratings & Reviews
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The movie offers a nostalgic experience, especially with the Enterprise's destruction. However, the subplot with Kirk feels shallow, addressing aging and character retirement superficially. The film drags at times but is generally enjoyable, even for newcomers to Star Trek.
It ain’t bad - I can’t speak as a Star Trek fanatic, this is my first film, but it wasn’t too shabby. Kind of dragged a bit, but it was actually alright. Nice to see Kirk I suppose
I had a better time watching this than I expected, if mostly because there’s precious little of these characters’ stories that I could still watch for the first time. If the final wreck of the Enterprise is practically the only action on offer it’s a sequence that feels just as sentimentally tragic as it should to destroy what was the homey familiar setting of an entire series.But god, the subplot with Kirk leads to such shallow musings around how to age gracefully out of one’s heroics (and by meta extension, how to retire a character it may be uncomfortable to think of as ever growing old and doing ordinary things, that is if we think there’s a good reason to treat Kirk’s later life character arc as incomplete after the previous films). It arrives at a kind of perverse wish fulfillment with a character death that feels like it’s mostly there to avoid the question completely…And then we are left with Riker’s sardonic advice to never get old, har har har.


