Lord Abaddon
Sr Member
And that's why Star Trek is better than Star Wars.lol
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And that's why Star Trek is better than Star Wars.lol
They just aren't going to care.
They just aren't going to care.
Knowing that the "space-time continuum" is a major part of the plot I don't think it is going to do very well. ST script writers fall on that concept / idea way too many times in the ST Universe. Wouldn't it be nice to just simply have some villain / threat that doesn't time travel????
Factor in a stock villain with a convoluted agenda (and backstory to match),
It seems the fact there had been no contact with the Romulans in 70 years until Balance of Terror, is being ignored.
take one of the best episodes and toss it out the window.
You have never...NEVER...seen Star Trek like this before. It is outright amazing. It will make you believe that humanity can fly around in the stars. This won't be the movie to beat next summer because it is going to be unreachable by any other summer flick. The cast is phenom, the action phenom, the directing phenom, special effects, et cetra, et cetra.
I thirst to see more and can't believe that J.J. Abrams jipped me. Four scenes? That's it? I read my earlier stuff and can't believe how I flip-flopped on this movie in thirty easy minutes. This movie will be the stuff of legend, will redefine the sci-fi genre, and will launch Chris Pine into super stardom. When it's all over I leave, calling my friend on my cell phone as he asks, "So how was it?"
I almost don't have the words to describe what I just saw. "It was phenomenal," is all I can muster, fully knowing those words almost do Star Trek no justice.
I sincerely hope I feel this way after seeing the film!
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You have never...NEVER...seen Star Trek like this before. It is outright amazing. It will make you believe that humanity can fly around in the stars. This won't be the movie to beat next summer because it is going to be unreachable by any other summer flick. The cast is phenom, the action phenom, the directing phenom, special effects, et cetra, et cetra.
I thirst to see more and can't believe that J.J. Abrams jipped me. Four scenes? That's it? I read my earlier stuff and can't believe how I flip-flopped on this movie in thirty easy minutes. This movie will be the stuff of legend, will redefine the sci-fi genre, and will launch Chris Pine into super stardom. When it's all over I leave, calling my friend on my cell phone as he asks, "So how was it?"
I almost don't have the words to describe what I just saw. "It was phenomenal," is all I can muster, fully knowing those words almost do Star Trek no justice.
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Now granted, we who have studied Trek in all its incarnations all these years... the LOOK of Trek was what got us into it in the first place.
Continuity has always been important in Star Trek.
Someone posted 5 youtube video that really blow this notion out of the water completely. Here is #1:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d1chtJQFQNs