Re: Seen it! SPOILERS IN HERE!!!!
Posted: Sun May 10, 2009 11:15 am
There were alot of deleted scenes I'm looking forward too, stuff used in the trailer but not the final cut...cant' wait for directors cut DVD!
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Obviously I missed that. I only saw it once though.IanKennedy wrote:Nurse Chapel is already on board, you hear McCoy tell her to do something.Royal_Foxx wrote:I have a crush on the new Spock.![]()
And I agree with Graham on this point.I felt that way about the new Spock also.GrahamKennedy wrote: Everybody involved absolutely NAILS their respective characters. These are absolutely the same people we see in TOS. Chris Pine especially does the impossible and just becomes Kirk.
Thought, if the relationship with Spock and Uhura continues, when Nurse Chapel comes on board, assuming that happens, there's going to be a cat fight.
Oh wow, I totally missed that!!!IanKennedy wrote: Nurse Chapel is already on board, you hear McCoy tell her to do something.
There's one deleted scene where Nero escapes from a Klingon prison - actually I'm not sure where that would fit in in the plot.MetalHead wrote:There were alot of deleted scenes I'm looking forward too, stuff used in the trailer but not the final cut...cant' wait for directors cut DVD!
I also had an issue with that. Perhaps he meant that it could indirectly lead to the destruction of the whole galaxy (which it did, that galaxy no longer exists for Spock).The science: Dear God, no. A supernova destroying the galaxy? Yet again, come the f**k on! Even the people I went with, who have damn all interest in sci-fi or space, knew that was just dumb.
Wow, I loved this film and I loved The Wrath of Khan, except for the bug scene. I hate bugs. Why do they always have to use bugs?Rochey wrote:Whooo! Just back! Loved every bit of it!
That said, I loved the film. It was great. I'll probably go again on Wednesday. I give it an excellend 5/5, despite it's flaws. It went back to the old action/adventure spirit of TOS, and pulled Trek out of the fire to live another day. While The Wrath of Khan still holds 1st place as the best Trek movie ever, ST:XI takes a well-deserved second place behind it.
From his phrasing, he seemed to mean that it actualy threatened to wipe out the galaxy itself, which he said was the reason they had to stop it. If he meant it in an indirect manner, then he was being really unclear.stitch626 wrote:I also had an issue with that. Perhaps he meant that it could indirectly lead to the destruction of the whole galaxy (which it did, that galaxy no longer exists for Spock).
Because the insect body form is about as different you can get from humans, thus they seem very "alien" to us. So it's easy to have them give off an almost instinctual sense of danger to us.Royal_Foxx wrote:Wow, I loved this film and I loved The Wrath of Khan, except for the bug scene. I hate bugs. Why do they always have to use bugs?
Cpl Kendall wrote:Well to be honest, the hardcore fans can go bugger themselves. I welcome the scarcity of Vulcan's and Romulan's, drastic change is what was required and now the franchise is free to do what is interesting and exciting. Personally I think a series of movies would be a better idea then a TV series, the big budgets allows more to be done and the drastic change in quality from a big budget movie to a long running series would be fairly extreme. RDM talks a fair bit about how they had to make filler episodes cause the budget wouldn't allow for frequent high quality effects required for combat.dagadget wrote:
Well if it is cash that they are after this one has 31 Million on Thursday and Friday already. I see a few more movies but no series off of this. To many will not like the lack of Vulcan or Romulus in it. This cuts way too many stories out and makes less story lines possible. The Enterprise sure is different too