Star Trek: Return of a Captain

Star Trek: Return of a Captain is a 2006 science fiction film based on the Star Trek franchise by Gene Roddenberry. It serves as a sequel to 2002's Star Trek: Nemesis and was released by Paramount Pictures on September 15, 2006. It was given a PG rating by the MPAA and won $20,806,442 at the box office. In 2007, it was nominated for three Emmy awards. Star Trek: Return of a Captain opened with mostly positive reviews, with most praising the plot, music and casting, and some criticizing the setting. 
== Plot ==
Taking place in an alternate timeline outside of Star Trek, the film opens with GB-2100, a professional spaceship, attempting to search for the corpse of one of the ship's partners, Dr. John Lautner. Suddenly, a group of people (consisting of three men and one woman) find out that the corpse has been taken to GB-2000, another professional spaceship, for safety reasons. GB-2000's captains, Envy and JP, announce their retirement from the ship and join GB-2100 with the crew. The crew (names are Alexander, Gabe, Brad and Kayla) accepts their involvement. Meanwhile, GB-2000 is locked and abandoned and John is instead taken to his funeral on Earth. 
After John's funeral, the four seperate into groups to find another GB-2000 captain,