"Colombian bread"

In that movie, Picard discovers a planet with rejuvenating effects that can cure all manner of diseases and provide the key to life. He also discovers that the planet is inhabited by an advanced species of aliens that have migrated day a while ago to escape the galaxy and live idyllic and immortal lives. The Federation wants Picard to relocate these aliens so that they can use the planet to save billions of lives from disease and health problems.

The movie tries to portray an analogy where it is unethical to forcibly remove a group of people simply for the benefits associated. This is true in many cases in real life. Unfortunately the resulting conflict is so stupid because all real-life analogies fail:

Ideally!

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I certainly hope so! (Although they might get applauded for casting someone of my race in the role.)

(I was thinking more along the lines of you unleashing the Gliders from Hell.)

If Google images are anything to go by, it looks delicious and great with hearty soups.

It was also one of the earlier movies of Tom Hardy, actor for Bane, so that's interesting. My personal least favourite was Insurrection, which came before Nemesis. Insurrection committed the ultimate crime of being boring, and a double crime of imparting a horrid moral message!

Yes, Khan. The classic Star Trek movie to end all Star Trek movies.

I have never watched Robotech...

Except Spidey's white, and I'm not!

(It will end terribly.)

Is it like a bun? Like individual ones, or is it a loaf?

That's Nemesis, which is widely considered the worst Picard movie ever made, either the worst or second worst (or with fan bias of the new movies, third) worst Star Trek movie and ultimately killed Star Trek along with the TV show Enterprise until JJ Abrams revived it. Personally I don't hate it that much, it's really stupid but also quite entertaining so it is ok. The worst crime is being boring.

Of all things, you guys should have Star Trek II instead!

Man, I miss having a movies channel...

I just hope that my ethnicity doesn't affect my chances of getting the role in a negative way!

(I can't condone that.)

I see...

Where on Earth does bread cost 25 cents?!? I want it!!!

YOU MISSED ALL THE GREAT ONES! Besides the new ones, Star Trek II, III, IV, and VI! Picard had one great one, VIII.

How come you watched V'ger?

True, but considering his contract and popularity, it's highly likely that it might be a few years before a new actor for Spidey is needed!

(That's a lot of responsibility... but do I have the power to fulfill it?)