The Original was a truly original concept whereas the reboot was... well...not so much. In an age where mental health has been destigmatised - and we live in this strange era of people being overdiognised, self diagnosed and magic pills dished out like sweets. This would have been such an interesting world to throw Frasier back into. Opportunity completely missed!

I love Undiscovered Country as it was probably the first ST film I was old enough to appreciate when it was shown on TV. I the UK TV premier being a massive deal on the BBC. So much hype! Comparing it to something like the Avengers movies where every single character will have one 'ovation' moment where the whole cinema will cheer for a showstopping scene each of the characters has, I realise for the first time that none of the Fab Four don't have any of that. Kim Cattrall has more screen time than the Fab Four combined!

It's my guilty pleasure. Yes, it's special effects were awful when ILM couldn't do it. Yes it's direction suffers from The Shat making it all about himself, and Uhuras cringe fan dance was about 30 years to late - but I love the camping scenes of friendship. Men, in those days were crap expressing feelings and that movie was actually a beautiful metaphor taking basically 3 aging eternal bachelors and making them come to with their emotions and realise they have found love and belonging in each other. The whole original movie run was basically about midlife crisis, and this movie was important to that is it represented the acceptance stage.