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To: discostu
Too many movies are made these days for blanket statements.

but 3 and 4 were just bad.

The replacement Saavak was acted like a liberal vulcan. I couldn't stand her. I liked McCoy's part but three need to be played out for number 4. I hated the artsy farts part where they went back in time but over all I liked 4. Main reason, they got a chance to get off the set.

I like Gene Coon also. The other Gene tried to put too much of himself into Kirk. I think he must of like the shirt being pulled off more than Shatner.

I've been watching other shows by Abrams and sometimes he scores and in other he flops badly. I had high hopes for Super 8 but if was terrible.

127 posted on 04/29/2013 4:19:09 PM PDT by dragonblustar
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To: dragonblustar

I liked the comedy of them interacting with the 20th century in 4, but other than that I found it mostly pretentious and silly. Trek and time travel plots have rarely mixed well in my book. And the whole Spock resurrecting because of the Genesis device just threw me out of 3 and devalues the end of 2, not to mention Shatner running through all possible readings of “Klingon bastard you killed my son” (whom he didn’t know existed until a few weeks ago).

I like Super 8, it’s light, but it’s a solid piece of homage work to ET and Close Encounters. Although it’s funny I like it because I hate ET. Might be the QA guy in me, I’m very good at setting my expectations, I expected an enjoyable piece of fluff from Super 8 and that’s what I got. For his Trek I was hoping for a fun ride and none of Braga’s UN in space crap, and that’s what he delivered.


129 posted on 04/30/2013 8:16:01 AM PDT by discostu (Not just another moon faced assassin of joy.)
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