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Star Trek: Nemesis (2002) Plus avec IMDbPro »

• Continuité: Some "facts" about Picard established in episodes of the TV series "Star Trek: The Next Generation" (1987) are overlooked or ignored (e.g. in the series, Picard had hair at Starfleet Academy and no longer has his own heart, it having been replaced after an incident there). There are other elements of discontinuity from the Star Trek series (Worf's transfer to the Diplomatic Corps and Wesley Crusher's resignation from Star Fleet are both ignored and his departure with the "Traveler" during the seventh season), although some of these are explained away in deleted scenes.
  
  
• Continuité: A nearly-empty plate of food disappears from the table between shots when Picard and Shinzon have dinner together.
  
  
• Audio/Video non synchronisé: When Dr. Crusher is explaining Shinzon's genetic engineering, she speaks of RNA and DNA in the appropriate instances. However, when she mentions that Picard is the only one with compatible DNA, her lips say "RNA".
  
  

• Révélant des erreurs: After the Argo first jumps from the shuttle and spins around in the sand, Picard's stunt double's face is visible.
  
  
• Révélant des erreurs: When Data is standing next to the computer during the briefing about Remus and Shinzon, a reflection of the green screen backdrop beyond the briefing room windows is visible.
  
  
• Révélant des erreurs: During Picard's speech about Riker and Troi you can see a shadow of a pillar on the backdrop of the mountains in Alaska.
  
  
• Continuité: Shinzon's supposedly crooked teeth are straight in some shots, most notably when he conversing with his Viceroy after having dinner with Captain Picard.
  
  
• Continuité: Guinan is not in the wide shot of the wedding toast. And many of the extras are in different spots in the wide shot compared to the coverage shots.
  
  
• Continuité: Troi's hands shift between shots during the attempted rape.
  
  
• Continuité: In Picard's quarters near the end of the film, the way Picard holds his wine glass changes from shot to shot.
  
  
• Révélant des erreurs: Obvious stunt double for Picard during his tumble down the stairs with Shinzon.
  
  
• Erreurs faites par les personnages (éventuellement des erreurs délibérées par les cinéastes): Lt. Commander Worf, having been promoted to this rank in ST:Generations, should be wearing the correct rank pips on his collar. However, he is shown throughout the film only wearing 2 pips, his former rank of Lieutenant.
  
  
• Continuité: At the end of Picard's first meeting with Praetor Shinzon, Shinzon orders the lights to dim back to their original setting; however, the lights begin to dim when he says, "Computer," and before he gives the order for the lights to return to their normal setting.
  
  
• Equipe ou équipement visible: When the Enterprise first arrives at Romulus, Picard rises from his chair to walk towards the viewscreen. In the wide shot, the camera pans slightly too far right, revealing the leg and profile of a crew member in street clothes and shoes standing on the bridge.
  
  
• Erreurs factuelles: Although Shinzon and Picard have identical DNA, speech patterns are not genetic. It is a learned behavior and a product of the environment one grows up in. Although he was probably taught by the Romulan government to speak with a British accent from birth, he more than likely would have become a product of his Reman surroundings and "grown out" of the accent and begun speaking with a similar accent as the Remans or Romulans.
  
  
• Considéré à tort comme goofs: The Remans board the Enterprise on the lowest deck where the shields are down. Yet several scenes later the Viceroy falls the height of several decks despite supposedly being on the most bottom deck. However, the Remans were likely to ascend several decks in their search for Picard. Some of the signs on the surrounding doors even show they are on a deck higher up then the lowest one.
  
  
• Continuité: When the Argo jeep jumps from the shuttle, Picard and Data are not wearing the eye protection goggles as they are are just moments latter.
  
  
• Considéré à tort comme goofs: Just as Shinzon's ship is about to fire upon the Enterprise, Capt. Picard calls for the shields to be raised even though the ship has been already at "Battle Stations" status for some time. However, "Battle Stations" means that the crew members are at their stations; it does not mean the shields are up.
  
  
• Continuité: In First Contact, Picard says that the Enterprise-E had 24 decks, but in Nemesis the intruder alert is on Deck 29.
  
  
• Erreurs dans la géographie: While fighting Commander Riker on board the Enterprise, the Reman Viceroy plummets through an endless white chasm to his death. An endless chasm on board a spaceship? This should likely be damage to the ship's decks, but the decks/damage are not shown at all.
  
  

• Révélant des erreurs: SPOILER: When Shinzon makes his final lunge at Picard, the piece of ship Picard uses to impale Shinzon can be seen to shift laterally across Shinzon's chest, an impossibility if it had impaled him through the chest.
  
  
• Révélant des erreurs: SPOILER: "Dead" Shinzon can be heard grunting when Data pushes him aside.
  
  
• Erreurs factuelles: SPOILER: To separate the ships, the Scimitar goes into reverse, but the Enterprise does not. Physics states that without an equal-but-opposite reaction (i.e. putting the Enterprise into reverse as well, or some other form of resistance) the Scimitar would just pull the Enterprise with it instead of pulling them apart.
  
  

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