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Star Trek- The Video Game - The Shat vs. Gorn Round "2"

Star Trek: The Video Game -- Shatner vs. Gorn Trailer

Star Trek: The Video Game -- Shatner vs. Gorn Trailer

Star Trek: The Video Game -- Shatner vs. Gorn Trailer

Star Trek Into Darkness - International Trailer

Fletch says...

Well, it IS just a preview, but I kinda see your point. But movies are fantasy. Big budget movies require big audiences, and one way to bring them (and me) in is to make movies like this. I, for one, enjoyed the hell out of the previous movie (think I'll watch it on BluRay right now), and I have no doubt I'll love this one.

Is character development really needed for characters we've known for over 45 years? Granted, new actors will portray them a little differently, and the reboot takes place earlier than TOS. Maybe it's just me, but I didn't find myself wanting for more character exposition after the last movie. Hell, I thought they did an awesome job of introducing each character and laying out their individual personalities and quirks.

My least favorite of all the Star Trek series was TNG. I dug it, but it would be at the bottom if I had to rank them. I dunno, too idealist and preachy, maybe. JFC, I think Picard referred to the Prime Directive at least once an episode. Some episodes just bored me to death. I wanted every episode to be Enterprise vs. the Borg. I much prefer Kirk kicking a Gorn's ass, or fighting alongside Abe Lincoln, or in pursuit of the Praetor's finest flagship, or battling Apollo or "General Trelane, Retired". TOS was often campy, but always fun, and that's how I prefer my Star Trek.


Edit: Noted that you were speaking more generally about movies nowadays, and I'm speaking specifically about Star Trek.

xxovercastxx said:

I'm not a Star Trek fan, but neither do I dislike it. The problem here for me isn't what they've done to the franchise, it's what seems to be happening to every movie.

Why is everyone a "badass"? Why is everyone talking in the Batman voice? Why must every tense scene be accompanied by the focus character yelling, "aaaaaaaAAAAAAGGGH!"? Why is every tense scene followed by an exchange of quips? Why does everything have to be destroyed?

The Formula is tired and overdone. I would like to see movies with character development, acting, and interesting stories again. Even summer blockbusters should have room for that.

The Shatman vs The Lamest Monster Ever!

The Shatman vs The Lamest Monster Ever!

Star Trek Enterprise: Mirror Universe Opening Title

termal says...

These were great. Part 1 started out with a really cleverly edited scene ripped from First Contact that showed the mirror universe's meeting between Zefram Cochrane and the Vulcans. Not to spoil anything, but it turned out...differently.

The rest was pretty good too...Gorns, Tholians and a Constitution class starship (TOS era) kicking the ass of the Enterprise era ships. What's not to like?

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