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>Treating Insurrection like a multi part TV series is the way to go.
>Also why did the Admiral not have a security detail with him the entire time? Or better yet, where were his star fleet officers?
Everything about the plot was fucking stupid. So the planets radiation slows down aging and even reverses it?
The plan is to steal the planets radiation (?!?) when just being on it is more beneficial for the reasons stated above.
It's also never really established, as far as I can remember, that if you stayed there for a certain amount of time and say you were rejuvenated back into the same physical form as you're early 20's, once leaving the planet would it's effects wear off and you start aging at a regular rate or is it a case where you'd start aging really fast like Donovan in in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade?
If that was the case then it would make sense to want to try to capture the planets radiation so it can be taken and sold elsewhere.
Then what about the villains themselves who were former members of the village? Why did they leave? How did they gets off the planet? How did they come to be able to build such a ship blahblahblah...
There's just too much stupid shit to bother going through but the main issue I have with the TNG movies is that the focus is almost always on Picard/Data and their emotional state.
Generations - Picard is sad
First Contact -Picard is Mad
Insurrection - Picard is in love
Nemesis - I can't fucking remember because of how shit that movie was.
It's kinds the same with Data.
Generations - Data is learning about fear and comedy.
First Contact - Data is experiences fear and seduction.
Insurrection - He leaves his emotion chip so they don't have to do anything with him with no character development.
Nemesis - He sacrifices himself but with the bullshit of B4 as a backup if they made another one, which they never did.
The TNG movies were nothing but wasted potential with no lasting cultural impact!!!FACT!!!