[bodice.ripper]

fronting is forbidden

[KM4RT]

Kill Ugly Radio should have sold those pics to high quality entertainment journalists like Entertainment Tonight.

Then he would have money. Which he could give me in exchange for props, which would then brighten up his tic tac. /nh

[El Mamerro]

Originally Posted by El Mamerro (View Original Post)

Send those over to aintitcool.com and you'll probably get an article about them with a shit-ton of exposure.

I told ya. Someone beat you to it.

[Spitfire15]

PWNED.


Nigga, you slow.

[mindvapors]

Haha, awesome!

[mindvapors]

Aaaand, it just hit Digg's front page: http://digg.com/movies/1st_Spy_Shots...ms_Sta r_Trek

Ya snooze ya lose. But you should def send these to them to add to the pics they already have.

[Kill Ugly Radio]

oh i dont really care. im sure way more people got better pictures of that. there are tons of people at that school. just thought you guys would enjoy.

[WYM]

Originally Posted by mindvapors (View Original Post)

Ya, i saw the trailer too. What irked me (and the rest of the internet)

It really only upset a few people, who had assumed what you had.

was that it shows someone working on the first Enterprise on Earth yet canon story (is that how you use 'canon'?) states it was built in orbit.

Canon of course is what is established on screen... and it was *never* established where the Enterprise was built so there is no violation or any cause of concern in all actuality. The original ship's dedication says "San Francisco, Calif." I think it was mentioned by one of the original writer's in a Star Trek book about the Enterprise being built on Earth and assembled up in Space, and Robert Orci says that there is nothing preclude final assembly in space.

[Weapon XXX]

Yeah, the NCC-1701 was built on Earth but assembled in space, I figured.

And, yes, I love Star Trek. References from the original and TNG galore. And a little DS9.

I started a thread on ST:Enterprise a while back on here; it didn't go over too well. Glad to see some Trek heads on here.

Who was it that said that Star Wars fans are cool but we all know who would win in a chess match. I love Star Wars, btw.

[Weapon XXX]

And we don't even know if the ship in the movie is the NCC-1701, do we?

[seven.13]

......

[DonCheadle]

[dailycrunch]

The next generation is amazing.


I have set aside three weeks of my forties to do nothing else but watch every episode

[WYM]

Originally Posted by Weapon XXX (View Original Post)

And we don't even know if the ship in the movie is the NCC-1701, do we?

The NCC-1701 is in the movie indeed. This was announced last summer. On top of that J.J. and Co did a Q&A with TrekMovie.com from the Enterprise Bridge set.

[mindvapors]

Originally Posted by WYM (View Original Post)

It really only upset a few people, who had assumed what you had.



Canon of course is what is established on screen... and it was *never* established where the Enterprise was built so there is no violation or any cause of concern in all actuality. The original ship's dedication says "San Francisco, Calif." I think it was mentioned by one of the original writer's in a Star Trek book about the Enterprise being built on Earth and assembled up in Space, and Robert Orci says that there is nothing preclude final assembly in space.

Ah, i see. Well if thats true, thats good to know, thanks.

Originally Posted by dailycrunch (View Original Post)

The next generation is amazing.


I have set aside three weeks of my forties to do nothing else but watch every episode

Word, thats what i've been doing (minus the forties). I'm on like ep.10 of season 2 atm. I like TNG because it has to do with exploring, discovering new things, "going where no man has gone before". Not like Deep Space Nine that, from what i saw, was none of the above. It was set on a space station, and was like a soap opera, always dealing with political shit.

And WeaponXXX, i would of dug your Enterprise thread had i knew it existed, .

[Jackson]

Originally Posted by Kill Ugly Radio (View Original Post)

Find out what kind of crane that is , and what kind of camera please.
Kthx.

[Weapon XXX]

the plan so far is to imax it on thursday night.

great reviews so far. i'm pretty psyched. viva la star trek!

what i really want is a new show. a good one!

[YouMad.GIF]

I'm not gonna front


I love the original star trek
They had some fine ass 1960s alien beezies

[BOATS N HOES]

IMAX would be sweet

[Weapon XXX]

THIS MOVIE WAS FUCKING AMAZING!

It had all the same type of humour as the original series, amazing cgi, uhura is smoking, and


*SLIGHT SPOILER*

they created an alternate reality that, whether i like the idea or not, i find to be an intriguing idea.







GO SEE THIS! If you don't, you're a a coach bag and ugg boots, or a von dutch hat and ed hardy t-shirt.

[!@#$%]

ok i didn't read much in here cuz i haven't seen it
but it still has a 96% positive rating on rotten tomatoes.

180 fresh, 8 rotten
now that is pretty impressive.
not a trekkie fan in the least but i'll check it out

[Vulcan5]

how in the fuck did i miss this thread?

[HydrogenPeroxide]

Saw it last night and Weapon X is right, it was fucking awesome! An all around good movie that could stand on its own and had all the feel of the old series. Great casting.

[CLICK-CLACK]

This movie is getting such good reviews. Some say it's the beat sci-fi movie ever. I shoulda saved my time and money and skipped wack-ass wolverine for this.

[earl broclo ESQ]

i saw this last night. it was good, definitely entertaining.

the best part about it, was watching in a packed theater. it was a mixed crowd though, so it was kind of like "where's waldo," but instead it was "where's comic book guy."



it was a lot easier than "where's waldo."


Oh --and if you were watching this last night, in union square, in the balcony seats of theater 4, throwing the vulcan sign up like wu signs when spock threw the first "live long and prosper" --YOU'RE A NERD!