All eleven Star Trek films were produced by Paramount Pictures.

Many movie fans believe that even-numbered movies are better than odd-numbered movies. This rule applies especially to the first few films: Episodes 2 and 4 are usually the fan favorites, while Episodes 1 and 5 are usually the least popular (although Episode 1 was released on later DVDs). , the revised "director's cut" received much praise, leading to a positive reappraisal of the first episode). Nemesis may be the exception among the even-numbered films, having the worst box office of the ten films and being the most derided of the series. However, when it was released on DVD in 2003, it sold well. The same cannot be said for the latest eleventh Star Trek film. At least in its first week in theaters, it's already garnered unprecedented acclaim and the best start of the entire series at the box office.

Although after the sixth film, when it was released in the United States, the number was no longer used as part of the title. However, when it is released in Europe, the film producers will still take the initiative to add the number. Number Name Year Series Director Plot Synopsis I "Infinite Space" 1979 "The Original" Robert Wise A destructive energy cloud reaches the Earth across the galaxy to find its creator, and the Enterprise goes to investigate. II "The Wrath of Khan" 1982 "Original Generation" Nicholas Meyer (Nicholas Meyer) Khan escaped from the planet where Kirk was detained fifteen years ago, and he vowed to seek blood revenge from Kirk. III "Ground Breaking" 1984 "The Original" Leonard Nimoy (Leonard Nimoy) Spock's soul still exists after his death. Kirk and the crew steal the Enterprise to find his body. IV "Saving the Future" 1986 "The Original" Leonard Nimoy Starships and star stations near the earth are paralyzed by a probe looking for humpback whales. Kirk and the crew must return to the 20th century to find the solution. Humpback whales are not extinct to save their future world. V "Ultimate Pioneer" 1989 "Original Generation" William Shatner (William Shatner) The Enterprise-A was hijacked and went to the unknown space area to find "God". VI "City of the Future" 1991 "Original Generation" Nicholas Meyer Enterprise-A escorted a Klingon leader to Earth for peace talks, but encountered force obstruction. VII "The Sun Changes and the Stars Move" 1994 "The First Generation" "The Next Generation" David Carson (David Carson) Kirk was lost in the time exchange on the maiden voyage of the Enterprise-B, and finally met the Enterprise more than 100 years later- Captain D Picard teamed up to prevent another incident caused by time convergence. VIII "First Contact" 1996 "The Next Generation" Jonathan Frakes The Borg invaded the earth, and Picard led the Enterprise-E to pursue them until the mid-21st century, witnessing humans and Vulcans first contact. IX "Uprising" 1998 "The Next Generation" Jonathan Frakes Data malfunctioned on the planet Baku. The Enterprise-E went to repair it, but discovered a strange conspiracy against the people of Baku, and for this Investigate in depth. X "Nemesis" 2002 "The Next Generation" Stuart Baird (Stuart Baird) The new governor of the Romulan Empire, Xin Zong, issued a peace proposal to the Interstellar Federation, and the Enterprise-E went to discuss it, unaware that they were about to step into a trap. XI "Star Trek" 2009 "The Original Generation" Jeffrey J. Abrams (Jeffrey J. Abrams) A Romulan Empire ship from the future appeared on the day Kirk was born and triggered a series of new events. The journey of the Enterprise has since taken a completely different direction from its past history. XII "Star Trek Into Darkness" 2013 "The Originals" Jeffrey J. Abrams (Jeffrey J. Abrams) The peaceful status quo of the interstellar federation was destroyed by a powerful and unstoppable terrorist. The universe is about to be plunged into irreversible dark chaos. Captain Kirk of the USS Enterprise was ordered to attack this man, but he discovered a deeper and unpredictable conspiracy behind this incident.