On Jul 19, 12:26 pm, "Kweeg" wrote:
>>>>>>> But how is re-imaging TOS going to hurt you? You can still watch
>>>>>>> TOS
>>>>>>> on
>>>>>>> TV,
>>>>>>> and in DVD form, you can still buy books, games, poster's, and
>>>>>>> everything
>>>>>>> else. Choose not to watch the new movie if you are so against it,
>>>>>>> but
>>>>>>> let
>>>>>>> others give it a chance.
>
>>>>>> No.
>
>>>>> Sorry, the movie is already being made...
>
>>>> So what? Doesn't mean the smart people need to give it a chance.
>
>>> LMFAO! The "smart people" that have based their opinions on speculation
>>> and
>>> hearsay. Burn the witch!
>
>> And everyone else has blindly chirped like baby birds for whatever the
>> studio hands them. "Please, suh, can I have some more?"
>
> ahh no.
> See that's the point, the movie is not even out yet, and I for one will wait
> to from an opinion of the movie AFTER we've SEEN it. You obviously don't get
> that, as you already formed your opinion based solely on speculation and
> hearsay, and people that do that seldom do. Hey Ravine how about that
> sequel....
>
> --
>
> Qapla'
> Kweeg
> Ten of Canadian Clubs in the Eeeevil Trek Cabal
> "Half a gallon a'scotch!" Scotty (Spectre of the Gun)
> 1,079,252,848.8 km/h, not just a good idea, it's the law.
> "So say we all!"
From
Creation.com:
Filmmaker J.J. Abrams has made it clear he's boldly going where no
"Star Trek" has gone before with his upcoming big-screen saga of
Captain Kirk and the Enterprise crew's early days, while reportedly
promising, "We're serving the people who are completely enamored with
Star Trek."
Be that as it may, Clifton Collins warns die-hard fans of the original
series that this ain't your grandmama's "Star Trek" for sure.
"He's totally reinvented the whole thing and taken the cheese out of
it," says Collins, who co-stars in the film with Chris Pine, Eric
Bana, Winona Ryder, Zoe Saldana and Zachary Quinto. "I tried to watch
some of the old 'Star Treks,' and with all due respect, they were
probably cool at the time, but I couldn't watch them."
He says of the new "Star Trek," "This is the real deal. It's just got
a lot of reality. It's not corny at all."
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How much of it's hearsay when the people who are in the film, and the
director of the film, are saying things that totally make my heart
sink? No, really. I would like to know that. How exactly is that
heresay?
