Star Trek: Insurrection Deleted Scene - The End (1998) - Patrick Stewart, LeVar Burton Movie HD
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Star Trek: Insurrection Deleted Scene - The End (1998) - Patrick Stewart, LeVar Burton Movie HD
When the crew of the Enterprise learn of a Federation conspiracy against the inhabitants of a unique planet, Captain Picard begins an open rebellion. - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
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Bang ending? Seriously? Star Trek isn't known for its bang endings. Star Trek is known to be thought provoking and to give you the feeling of transcendence. This ending feels more like Star Trek than the actual one does.
Star Trek on FILM is known for bang endings.
Motion Picture = V'ger explodes in a brilliant flash of swirling light
Wrath of Khan = Reliant explodes as Enterprise warps ahead of the shock wave
Search for Spock = fire and explosions until the Genesis Planet bursts
Voyage Home = only real exception
Final Frontier = Zaps the wanna-be-God creature
Undiscoered Country = Battle of Khitomer
Generations = fist-fight, blaster, crash Kirk dies
First Contact = do I really need to explain this one? Kinda obvious at this point
this is why I say Star Trek is best on television or in a non-theatrical series format
It didn't explode "technically", but it was a big flashy booming effect to give the appearance of a grand theatrical finale. A big fancy effects lightshow that made no real scientific sense (aside from lots of fanboy retconning to justify it), and a big orchestral score to give it that extra oomph.
The point is, things that work on television don't work the same way in the theater. By all rights they should, but they don't.
The second movie--the most popular one of the lot from classic Trek fans, I might add--ended with a massive explosion of a Federation ship, and the resulting Genesis wave created a whole new planet out of a nebula (which, that last part is really stupid from a science fiction perspective, when you think about it)
Hell, an entire planet gets annihilated in a huge explosion one movie later. So don't tell me Star Trek isn't known for huge explosions.
Most people say Khan, I think Voyage Home is the Best Star Trek Movie... Preaches a good preach......And Is light hearted enough...
Yeah.. Insurrection was really the first time we see Hollywood dig their fangs into Star Trek and Just totally Ruin it. As it turns out, a Great deal of the original scrip was cut out to fit Paramount's preferred narrative's and time constraints. Because of this, we ended up with a generic action movie opposed to a genuine Star Trek story.
This Ending is actually in the novelisation and it was cut out so late that Jerry Goldsmith actually did compose music for it.
Yes. That cue utilizing a choir is on the original soundtrack even. Why they didn't use it for this clip I don't know.
I think it was a better ending, because it was almost like a 'was it worth it?' moment, and a sort of flashback of Ru'afo's life
he lost, but instead of giving in, he'd rather go towards the immortal energy of the rings alone in his pod. He finally gets his wish to become younger, but it also ironically ends up being his ultimate demise after all that time as well. Seemed rather existential with him looking up at the planet, and then the angle of the camera focusing on him in a light, as if he's going back to creation himself
really well said!
That would've been a more tng-like ending.
With some small tweaks - the movies could have been deeper and greater. Instead it seemed like the producers did not know what made Star Trek 'Star Trek', and opted for action movie stuff which I think was self defeating, nonsensical, and damaging to the Star Trek brand.
This ending is definitely more poetic than the actual one that was finalised, but they could add more poignancy by letting the audience know that all villains are people too, he was trying to do something he thought was right. This is allegorical to real-life, people, even bad people, do the best they can given the cards they are dealt with. Driving this point home would have leaped Insurrection from the forgettable action movie it was, to a great deeper movie it could have been.
And less Hollywood.
When I first saw this film, I told a friend that it was about California's 2 dominant lifeforms; hippies and plastic surgeons.;
This ending is more thematically correct. The whole point of the movie was to harvest the ring energy. It makes 100% sense for the villain to die by that same energy. The ending we got, while serviceable, doesn't tie into the film at all.
And the official ending was far too much like a generic action film having Ru'afo screaming "NO!" before dying like a run-of-the-mill villiain!
i feel like this ending could have worked.
Funny enough I remember seeing the end credits and there being a credit in the cast for a young Ru'Afu. Obviously this is where that comes from
Dammit. That would have been a MUCH better ending! Instead of: "Shoot. Explosion. Scream. Threaten. Final explosion."
This is why Star Trek is better in a TV/series format instead of theatrical format
Everything has to end with a big bang - oh wait that's how things got started too??
It isn't though. Some of the best moments in Star Trek happened in the first 8 movies. It just went downhill rapidly after that as they attempted to turn it into more of an action movie franchise.
The cliched just in time ending that ruined an otherwise decent long TNG episode.
@@mentalrectangle Coincidentally this is exactly what Chris Pine complained about JJ Abrams' treatment of the Star Trek Reboot films- apparently JJ was trying to remake ST into more of a sci-fi Marvel franchise!
Shame. I like this idea for the ending better.
People would have said, "Hey, it's the guy who killed Amadeus!"
kxmode "You killed Moe Zart."
From the planet Amadeus II
kxmode Lol Ever seen "Last Action Hero"?
I have. I didn't get the reference. :)
kxmode Remember the guy that F. Murray Abraham of played in that movie?
@00:05 *The Studio*
That's your problem right there.
This is not deleted, but alternative.
That ending was much more emotionally engaging and dramatic.
Would’ve loved this ending. No thanks to studio interference !
I think this would have been better. And tbh it reminds me of Golem's death in LotR, dies as a result of the very thing he covets and dedicated his life to, yet in the moment of death, he seems overjoyed.
"you wanted it? well you've f'ing got it" - everyone who doesn't suck
This is actually more consistent with Picard reaching out to save his adversary.
wtf why did we not get this ending... would of been alot better
That would have been an awesome end.still have a lot of love for this film
Only problem with that ending is it makes the whole "We need to do something that'll kill everything on the planet below to get this elixir of life" plan unnecessary (although that would still be somewhat plausible from the point of view of pure spite), as it would imply you could literally just fly a shuttle up to the rings & dip into them for a second or two to turn back a few decades of your life.
Well, the problem could be the lack of control of the dosage and could be like the anti aging drug this TNG Admiral took and result in death anyway.
When you take 2 doses instead of just 1. The Admiral is from the school of if it is worth doing, then it is worth overdoing.
This is why Nemesis is still the best film of the franchise.
This was the ending they went with in the novelisation of the film.
I want to see the Original Ending with Quark!
Say what?
Wait, didnt Jerry Goldsmith score this scene? On the soundtracks, the ending has this rising choir that ends with a crash of cymbals and horns, not the dun dun DUN that we got in the final film.
My point is, why didn't they just use THAT music in this video, instead of just reusing an earlier cue? Woulda been nice to see both the sequence as it was completed and hear the music that was written for it in action.
Because no one told the intern who edited this assembly cut together
that would have been awesome! !
Interesting.
I think this would've been a much better ending
I thought this alternative ending would definitely have worked and it's regrettable that they didn't persist with it. What is the deal though with the blue background in the interior of the collector? Did they intend to have CGI imagery replace it and also abandoned that idea?
Numinous20111 its an unfinished shot, so yes the were going to pu cg elements in but the sequence was cut before it got that far.
People incorrectly assume it was unfinished bluescreen, but this is wrong. As you can see in this clip they used greenscreen for stuff that was going to have special effects. The blue/purple was the intended look and design of the collector and ship.
@@jamesdelta6297 This is correct. The blue background was just a really, really bad design decision.
Jonathan Frakes said in his commentary to the film that he hated the blue interior design because it looked like an unfinished blue screen effect.
This ending to ru fan was better for his character
If they finished it up, it would have been a much better ending. That's what Jean-Luc Picard would have done is try to save him.
Can someone add the special effects pls 😅
Not without the source footage
Well that's a shame.
That would have been much cooler.
This would have certainly been a better ending for the character of PIcard; or would that be better for Picard's character?
Man, I think that ending would have worked better, and aged better, than the one they went with. It would have been cool to see that.
This ending would have been better.
Wtf that ending is much better. I feel like it would have helped the audience see the connection between the sona and the baku
20 years later I see this. Both Insurrection and Nemesis had better endings that were shot and then discarded. It almost seems like this is where the mismanagement of Star Trek began and that has led us to STD.
F. Murray Abraham, F. Murray Abraham!
Better ending? This means the Bacu’ would have been killed along with the Starfleet crew.
I don't thing this would have worked. It undoes the purpose of the antagonists motivation.
previously in the movie didn't the evil admiral say that "we don't quite know how the damn thing works, but THIS way is the ONLY way to save the Son'a"
if at the end of the movie after everything that happened that's how he's killed off.. EVERYONE would say "well.. why not just put them in escape pods and slow dip them in ?"
the antagonists would be doing what their doing for no real reason. Although the Sona are the bad guys in this movie one of the things I like is that there is still a certain amount of "poor them" if only this jackass wasn't their boss.. maybe they could work out their differences with the people on the planet and work things out, fix them up.
but he is.. so they aren't and can't and they're likely gonna die really horribly.
there is a reason for their actions.
so, we get a boom.
then we get family reunions and peace.
I hate when studios interfere. We didn't need another Khan or whoever. The ending did feel like it was generic when I saw it.
I think its better that thanos died instead of getting the stones
Ummm guy, you forgot to turn the fucking blue screen on!
Wasn't bad
Bang Ending : let's give it a sh*t cliché Hollywood ending. Good? Good. Considering they remade the same film 10 times, it should not be surprising to anyone... Premise goes like this...
--- Alien Entity / Probe wants to destroy Earth (or Some planet or Enterprise) for some selfish purpose. Enterprise must save (______) with some kind of Countdown Motivation for suspense--- Exact same premise in almost every single Star Trek movie. Every Villain has same motivation, for at least - and don't forget Countdown must only be stopped at the very last second!
I - (Probe destroy Earth) - countdown to orbiting probes
II - (Kahn Destroy Enterprise) - countdown to Genesis explosion
III - (Klingon Destroy Enterprise / Genesis Planet) - Countdown to Enterprise / Planet destruct
IV (same as I Probe Destroy Earth substitute whales for 'creator') - Countdown to Earth destruct
V - pure sh*te / don't care
VI - (Klingon destroy Enterprise) - "Countdown" to Assassination attempt
Generations - (Soren destroy Planet) - Countdown to missile launch
First Contact - (assimilation could be a form of destruction) Countdown to Self-Destruct (again)
Insurrection - (S'ona destroy Planet) - Countdown to Injector Launch
Nemesis - (Shinzy destroy Earth / Enterprise) - Countdown to Thaleron firing
They were right to delete it 😴
Insurrection? That whole film should've been deleted.
Well I think Nemesis is okay-ish. There's some retarded bits though. Mr. Plinkets reviews hit the nail on the head.
the problem with nemesis was the space battle was too long. they could have developed the plot a bit more.
Kousaburo
It's a crying shame that they had to finish with Nemesis. I can see there was a good film in there somewhere, but the final film is just bad.
the81kid
It was a botched project from the beginning. It's like with the TNG movies (except First Contact) they took the first draft of some random script and just went with it as fast as they could with nobody saying "Wait, this script blows blue balls." Mr. Plinket hits the nail on the head with his reviews. I would kill for a new TNG film though, a good one.
Kousaburo
Mr Plinket was generally totally right about the TNG films. Although I'll take a bad TNG film over the new Trek films any day. I'd love to see one final TNG film too. But in fairness, the idea of Star Trek was always much better than the execution. There haven't been many, honestly "good" films or moments in Trek. They've fallen short of the mark a lot of times : /
Holy gods was at a crappy Star Trek movie!
OH MY GOD!!! WHATS WRONF WITH YOUR FACE?!
Awful bloody movie.
Insurrection was the WORST of all the films, overall!
This was definitely the most "delicious" Star Trek movie of all time 😍❤.
terrible terrible movie
Interesting new scene? No Boring as hell from a poor movie - Don't waste your time 😭😭😭