Where are all the Trekkies?
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I hate the alternate timeline. I'm [censored] that they didn't fix it.
It was still a very enjoyable movie.
It was still a very enjoyable movie.
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I will probably manage to see this on the big screen.
Treks are fine ..even the un-good ones.
Treks are fine ..even the un-good ones.
All my wife said is that Spock got some, Kirk didn't......
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Platonic Kirk
Passionate Spock
Yes...creepy.
Passionate Spock
Yes...creepy.
Saw it last night and enjoyed it. I tend to enjoy the "back story" iterations (Indiana Jones with Sean Connery, Batman Begins, Terminator 2, etc) and do not like movies without context unless its believable.
I'm no Trekkie and do not have the love for the original series as most seem to, but I do like the detail and depth of the series and feel this movie adds to it. While you need to understand a bit of the show's history, this movie is excellent for those not deeply into the genre. Trekkies will probably pick this film to pieces, but its not really for them.
Go see it.
I'm no Trekkie and do not have the love for the original series as most seem to, but I do like the detail and depth of the series and feel this movie adds to it. While you need to understand a bit of the show's history, this movie is excellent for those not deeply into the genre. Trekkies will probably pick this film to pieces, but its not really for them.
Go see it.
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Originally Posted By: Jason2007
It was a good movie, but it doesn't hold a candle to the original 6.
Which one of the originals do you consider better than mediocre?
It was a good movie, but it doesn't hold a candle to the original 6.
Which one of the originals do you consider better than mediocre?
I'd rather be subjected to poison gas then have to sit through ANY Star Trek movie.
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Now we will have to insert a Ceti eel into you ear canal or shove a Centurian slug down your throat. Then you will reveal your true feelings.
Ah, just beam a load of tribbles into his house.
Watching Star Trek should be an "enhance interrogation technique".
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I'd rather be subjected to poison gas then have to sit through ANY Star Trek movie.
Originally Posted By: Drew99GT
Watching Star Trek should be an "enhance interrogation technique".
I used to like you
I'd rather be subjected to poison gas then have to sit through ANY Star Trek movie.
Originally Posted By: Drew99GT
Watching Star Trek should be an "enhance interrogation technique".
I used to like you
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Originally Posted By: Drew99GT
Watching Star Trek should be an "enhance interrogation technique".
You should be happy to learn that the newest Star Trek movie contains scenes with graphic violence approaching the brutality shown on '24.' The tedious and annoying "Peace & Tolerance 101 for Dummies" lectures, which are a part of all previous Star Trek ventures, are notably absent from this movie.
Watching Star Trek should be an "enhance interrogation technique".
You should be happy to learn that the newest Star Trek movie contains scenes with graphic violence approaching the brutality shown on '24.' The tedious and annoying "Peace & Tolerance 101 for Dummies" lectures, which are a part of all previous Star Trek ventures, are notably absent from this movie.
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