It was one of the most honored, award-winning films of all time.It was nominated for twelve Academy Awards, Best Picture, Best Actor (Charlton Heston - his sole career Oscar), Best Supporting Actor (Hugh Griffith), Best Director (William Wyler), Best Color Cinematography, Best Color Art Direction/Set Decoration, Best Sound, Best Score, Best Film Editing, Best Color Costume Design, Best Special Effects, and Best Screenplay (sole-credited Karl Tunberg)...Oh how lucky, they""re right on top.Star Trek: Generations (1994)(aka Star Trek 7)d.David Carson, 118 minutesFilm Plot SummaryIn the late 23rd century, the maiden voyage of theUSS Enterprise-NCC-1701-Bwas indicated by a tumbling Dom Perignon champagne bottle (under the credits) crashing in slow-motion against the starship""s hull during a christening; the ceremonial inauguration was attended by members of the original crew ("a group of living legends" including retired Captain Kirk (William Shatner)) and the newEnterprisecrew headed by inexperienced Captain John Harriman (Alan Ruck), as it set off on a brief maiden voyage from Spacedock with Kirk ordering: "Take us out" - but the ship was still structurally and functionally incomplete." However, he is recognized and sent on his way home.He attempts to steal someone else""s enlistment papers, but is caught by the recruiting director and literally kicked out.Peter: Sounds like a lot of supernatural baloney to me.Werdegast: Supernatural, perhaps -baloney, perhaps not! There are many things under the sun.Poelzig: I shall show you your rooms.Peter: It""s strange about the cat.Joan seemed so curiously affected when you killed it.Werdegast: That was coincidence, I think.However, certain ancient books say that the Black Cat is the living embodiment of Evil.And if that Evil enters into the nearest living thing, it is...Poelzig: (interrupting) The Black Cat does not die.Those same books, if I""m not mistaken, teach that the Black Cat is deathless.Deathless as Evil.It is the origin of the common superstition.You know, the cat with nine lives.At his bedroom door, Poelzig bids Vitus (and then Peter) goodnight: "Sleep well." Peter criticizes Poelzig""s architectural aste as he speaks to Werdegast through an adjoining bedroom: "Well, I suppose we""ve got to have architects too.And that""s sick.Michael leaned against a pole as the few remaining partiers left, including Linda (Jeff nicknamed her "Miss Right") who waved at Michael - and was dumping him at the same time - as she departed with someone else.