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Star Trek 2 is popular for, what, blowing shit up and having some early cross-pollenation between movie and show. Meanwhile, TOS had entire episodes devoted to allegory about Vietnam and TNG was doing episodes about acceptance of homosexuality. First Contact? Blowing shit up. Undiscovered Country? A Scooby-Doo episode. I mean, they're fun and I love watching them - but "cerebral experience"? Oy gevalt! There's nowhere I can't reach. |
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Hmm, I'm guessing Trek is enjoyable -100% of the time, but somehow mandatory for you, LeHah. Am I close? It's like Math and Sciences, but Television, for those who don't like those subjects.
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Logical disconnect discovered in Star Trek
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See page 16, after the middle school sports scores. Jam it back in, in the dark. |
Page 16? Well, I can't knock KIRK'S ORIGIN LADEN WITH INCONSISTENCIES off the front page, I guess.
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This event recieved no media attention. This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it. |
The joke is that - for someone who supposedly loved and grew up on the original series - JJ Abrams and his script continuity department didn't do their homework at all.
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I'm excited about Trek born anew. We'll see if it's worth anything, but over all, it's about damn time they started over. The Trek universe is tired, very tired. Much like Marvel and DC rebirth their comic universes (albeit poorly at times), it's healthier for the franchise, healthier for story-telling, and it's a fresh take for fans. I myself am not a Trek whore, but I've enjoyed it over the years. The original series when I was a boy, the movies when I was a bit older, TNG as a teen... DS9 while some swear by it, lacked a certain momentum that earlier stuff had. Same with Voyager. Unfortunately, I never saw Enterprise, but I'm guessing I would have liked it. The overall developing Trek universe has been fun and entertaining, but it's layered complexity is too much anymore. The simplicity, mystery, and adventure of the originals is completely lost. I don't have an educated opinion on Abrams or any of the creators of this movie, but I'm certainly glad someone is attempting to restart this intriguing franchise/story as Trek still has potential to excellently entertain for years to come. I was speaking idiomatically. ~ Ready To Strike ~ :Currently Playing: League Of Legends(PC), Skyrim(PC), Golden Sun: Lost Age(GBA), Twilight Princess(Wii), Portal2(PC), Dragon Warrior II(NES), Metroid Prime 2: Echoes(GC)
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Since it's a JJ Abrams film, the movie will only show the Enterprise as a silhouette, the trailer was actually a flashback, and the movie is shot in first person view.
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Ladies and Gentlemen of GFF - your common Star Trek internet person. FELIPE NO |
Being that I watch the original shows when I was a kid and have every since. I have just on thing to say ...
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Yeah, but you're not allowed to enjoy it
The curvature of Spock's ears is all wrong And there are some scratches on the Enterprise which shouldn't be there Jam it back in, in the dark. |
So the movie's been premiered and the reviews are starting to come in. The word is good so far, character development being the main point of praise. I'll be going this weekend...who else is excited?
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Has it leaked yet?
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<Mo0vereaction>Just pay for a motherfucking ticket, for christ's sake.</Mo0vereaction>
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He just wants it to make slash pictures from screencaps.
Kirk/Harold HOTTTTT I was speaking idiomatically. It was lunchtime at Wagstaff.
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Wouldn't recommend starting with the films. They assume a great deal of prior knowledge about the characters and situations. If you want to start with the original series, then you'll probably get a more historical perspective on the events which follow... but many episodes are a bit weak. Mind you, the same could be said for the first couple of seasons of any other Star Trek. It seems to take these series about two seasons to really hit stride. I wouldn't skip the early episodes of any series because they establish the characters, but be prepared for some weak episodes. If you do watch some of the films, skip the first and fifth. I can honestly say that I wouldn't subject anyone to those, even an enemy. The most recent series, Enterprise, is a prequel to the whole saga. The others follow on the chronology in approximately broadcast order. It blows chunks. Don't watch, unless you feel like punishing yourself. With regards to the trailer... it looks like a Michael Bay movie. Fuck that noise. Additional Spam:
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No. Thats the way idiots think. Its The Right Stuff with Star Trek. It also features more than one clever episode - like the First Contact backstory and the series finale is probably the most clever of all the ST endings. (It uses the same literary device as Mary Shelley's Frankenstein) FELIPE NO |
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This would explain why Sturgeon’s Revelation applies so well to people and posts found on the internet. Jam it back in, in the dark. |
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