nickytea
Master Member
Having now seen it I fully stand by my assertion that these writers are lazy.
Not as lazy as you are a viewer.
Having now seen it I fully stand by my assertion that these writers are lazy.
Quick question: How come this thread suddenly got so full of snide comments and personal attacks?
On Tuesday night, Star Trek Into Darkness concluded its worldwide media tour with a red carpet premiere at the Dolby Theater in Los Angeles. As befitting a Star Trek movie, the event utilized the most state-of-the-art equipment currently available for movie exhibition — namely, some 200 speakers and 13 sub-woofers all specifically attuned for the new Dolby Atmos sound system, which transforms traditional “surround sound” into something truly three-dimensional. It’s particularly evident at several key moments in the film, when the sound is genuinely awesome and all-encompassing.
i've read all I need to know this lukewarrm response will quickly fade into denial then finally acceptance - The prequels were met with more fanfare and the eventual realization - seeing past the new-- took most about 3 months - i give this thing one or two months - tops.
backside pats well deserved
...with non-Trek fans falling over themselves with admiration for the film....
And this about sums it up.
I think he is so delusional as to think a room of failed screen writer hacks knows anything about the making of films. THAT JUST HAPPENED!
Interesting. I saw it this afternoon, and thought it was better than the '09 movie. Was it (or the previous movie) the Star Trek I grew up watching? No, of course not; it's not supposed to be. But if you're looking for a decent "sci-fi/action/popcorn" movie, you could do far worse.Just saw the movie, and I was entertained. Maybe not as good as the first, but was worth my money.