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Shuttles, Control Panels, And More!! Here's What Starfleet Shipyards Will Look Like In Abrams' STAR TREK!!
Merrick here...
Atavacron sent some images from yesterday's STAR TREK shoot at the Pastoria Electric plant outside Lebec, CA.
These photos offer our best sense to date of the film's aesthetic - this is our first look at a shuttle from the project, our first good close-up of a uniform top (which is quite similar to a uniform image that briefly appeared on the Net about a month ago...a crimson top looking strikingly similar to the original series' "red shirt", although a touch heavier & with no black collar), our first hint at the new eye candy (control panel display graphics), signage, etc.
AND...I don't hate it. The interior of the shuttle looks like what Shatner's gang was going for in STAR TREK V - a film I think deserves far more respect than it gets.
All hail Atavacron for sending these along!
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Yay for more Star Trek.
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Yeah!
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So, so close...
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not even close
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It had it's embarassing moments, but it was leagues above III.
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...the first interstellar Starfleet vehicle? That's what this movie is making it look like. Awfully primitive-looking, if you ask me (which you didn't).
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They really need to give Kirk an eye patch like Panaka's. Also, the lack of a starship is a bold statement considering it allows for you to make up in your mind the magnitude of Panaka's starship. Captain Panaka rules!!! Love Live Panaka!!!
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the construction of The Star Trek Adventure Ride coming soon to a Six Flags or some shit near you?!
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But will the smoke monster make a cameo?
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Hmm...they may be taking the used universe low tech angle too far. Looks like gear from the 1990's???
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Federation vs The Bugs?
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I know it's supposed to look retro and everything, but damn. Even Galaxy Quest looked better than this.
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It just suffers from issues with its production. You have to watch the movie you don't see on the screen.
Funny tidbit about V: one of the trailers had a shot of the lead Klingon saying a Klingon word all menacing, like he was saying "FIRE!" or "ATTACK!" ... and then in the movie it turns out to be like "DOWN SCOPE!". That right there summarizes everything went wrong with ST:V.
"And when I directed Star Trek V, I got a great performancce out of myself because I respected myself as an actor so much" -
...look like some sort of GAP sweater with the Star Trek logo slapped on it. WTF?
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Call me a purist, but there are certain franchises that need to never be rebooted. This is one.
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scripts were horriable... the cast was dull... Scott Bakura was like G.W. Bush in space. I was waitng for him to say "I cant find my keys to my ship!!"
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Mar 26, 2008 7:49:26 PM CDT
Hey Jedi, where's your proof that JJ consumes animal penis?
by missing dink
Thanks for your worthless shallow opinion, DarkJediStoops. Any chance we'll have the honor of hearing from you again?
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I know the first two seasons were mostly lousy (although there were some great Andorian and Sussman eps in there), and the third, while having the best episode (Twilight), had consistency issues. The 4th, though, blows the rest of the series away (except for the Finale, WHICH DID NOT HAPPEN ... according to the Novel "The Good That Men Do"), and redeems the show in my mind.
So of course when the show hit its stride, the fuckers cancelled it. -
Can we transport Shatner's brain into Chris Pine's body??? It would really nail it for me
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will make a huge difference... though it does appear very monochromatic... Still, I have some faith in JJ Abrams.
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That movie deserves about as much respect as the mouth of Anna Nicole's corpse. Uhura's song and dance? Scotty's clownish pratfall? DROPPING IN FOR DINNER?! The entire cast and crew should have been shot into the sun for that abortion.
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...have already committed the information from the first photo to memory; and will be closely watching the film to see any instances where J.J. doesn't adhere to the technical guidelines listed therein.
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JJ acquired the material for the uniforms from The GAP. The GAP uses sweatshops in India where donkeys pull the merchandise to the freighters for shipment to America. Coincidence? I think not.
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"You have to watch the movie you don't see on the screen."
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And Spock suddenly grows a brother out of thin blue air?
Not only was it a bad Star Trek movie, it was a bad movie in general. -
The only way to fly a spaceship!
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You'd be surprised how often that applies to a movie.
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Screw JJ Abrams. Screw Paramount. Screw this dumb reboot shit and fuck this massive recent trend of rebooting respected, prexsiting franchises. pisses me off
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Cool pics. I'm not a huge Star Trek nut like a lot of people out there, but I'm looking forward to this movie. Certainly nothing in the pictures that makes me fear for the quality of the movie.
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The ship and the uniforms look like they came from original concept drawings made by Gene Roddenberry back in the early sixties.
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You're right...
I'm the only one I know of (other than Roger Ebert) who loved "Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow."
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How can you retards talk about being Panaka fans and then talk about hs eyepatch?! That's Captain Typho you retards, not the mighty Panaka! /fanboy_rantAs for these pics, they're ok I suppose. It's pretty obvious they're just publicity shots with one out of focus shot thrown in to try and suggest they're illicit 'spy' photos though.
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and they will come.
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Maybe it will be OK, but everything I see/hear about this film just seems either very underwhelming or shit (or both). And let's not forget Orci/Kurtzman are crapping out the script for this.
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"JJ Abrams is a charlatan film maker" - what, you mean he takes people's money to make a film but then never actually produces the film but runs off with the money? Wow. I could have sworn I saw Mission Impossible 3, by JJ Abrams. In fact, that clever trickster had me so damn fooled I even could have sworn it was a pretty good film. But since he's a 'charlatan filmmaker', obviously I was merely hypnotised or otherwise deluded. Either that or you're talking absolute shit and using bad English to do so.
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JJ could film the inside of his asshole for an hour and a half and it would still look like Citizen Buttfucking Kane compared to the last Trek movie we got.
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Typos in the signage - clearly these are the early pre-editor days of Starfleet.
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the engineers were such big Giants fans.
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kind of looks like the Star Wars ride in Disneyland or the Back to the Future ride in Universal..you know those rides..its the one without the lines
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Episode 1 didn't get this much coverage. The Iraq war didn't get this much coverage.
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Looks like we're revisiting the future of the 60-70s.
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Looked crappy in the original series, TSG, Voyager, and Enterprise. You'd think after 90 years Starfleet could design something more sleek looking - the runabouts from DSN were cool looking.
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not even a little bit.
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"STAR TREK V - a film I think deserves far more respect than it gets."
Uhhh.... you haven't seen it lately, have you?
Although the idea that James T. Kirk both figuratively and (arguably) literally kills God is...interesting. -
i think the jetsons is happening right now
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I hope this new one is good.
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The original series had an original look, Star Trek: TNG had a brilliant and original look, even the Enterprise E had a fairly original Gothic look in the TNG movies... but Voyager and Enterprise pissed all that away so they could look like generic sci-fi movies. This looks like the same deal. I don't know why dark and gray is considered "realistic." Apparently in the future we lose our ability to paint things and there's a shortage on light bulbs.
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Toggle switches! Very thoughtful retro. I'm liking it, even if nobody else is.
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..and it's retarded to make judgements about sets and costumes when they can look completely different lit and graded etc..
the sets from the coolest looking film can look shit as a snapshot in daylight
anyhow Cloverturd was one of the worst films ive ever had the misfortune to see..close to the worst Shaymalan wankfest...so I'm hoping to hell I'm proven wrong about JJ...otherwise we're in for the final nail in childhood killing.
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I guess time heals all wounds, and removes all objectivity, because there is not one single, solitary redeeming quality concerning that vile, floating turd. It "deserves more respect than it gets"? For what? For being an incomprehensible MESS? For having a budget three times that of "Khan", and still looking like shit? For that HILARIOUS scene where Scotty cracks his geriatric dome on the bulkhead? Or maybe that soooo sexy striptease that Uhura does? R-E-S-P-E-C-T? N-O! Actually, you DO have to "respect" Paramount on some level. For having the brass balls to not burn the negative once they saw the "finished" product, and for going ahead and actually releasing it. You know, it's no crime to love Star Trek unconditionally. It's creepy and sad, but no crime. Just... come on... You have to hold it accountable at SOME point, and be honest when it sucks. That movie... SUCKED. Be discerning customers, and don't pretend it's more than it is. That's like squinting at your 300 lb. cousin and saying: "You know, in the right light, with enough alcohol in my system, and, at the lowest point in my life, she kinda looks like Giselle Bundchen!" No, she doesn't.
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As I have said before, you just can't follow Space (and Time) Whales.Space Whales > Khan:-)
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but it's intentionally so. It was fun. Need I remind everyone of how a gravely serious approach to Star Trek fared in theaters, a little craptacular that single handedly killed the film franchise called Nemesis? Star Trek has always had a certain sense of humor about itself, it's one of the things I've always liked about it.
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good to see them make a comeback in Hitchhiker's Guide, where have they been since?
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It's built on a concept as silly as anything in Star Trek history. A mysterious floating cylinder from space threatens to destroy earth unless it hears the calls of fucking whales!!! Why? Who the fuck knows?
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And when it does hear the whales call? It fucking leaves! It's just like "Oh, carry on then. Sorry about trying to destroy the planet and all."
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Space Whales are tight with the Time Whales, you piss them off, they'll go back and eat the critters we evolved from.
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they just went back and ate the critters that jack black and will ferrel evolved from?
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I don't even hate Nemesis. I would gladly take a shitty TNG movie with the real cast than a good relaunch movie with a substitute cast. The actors are all still around(not to mention an opportunity to cameo actors from DS9), are we going to have to wait till this reboot moves 20 years into the future before we see Picard again, played by some teenage bald dude? Maybe the time meddling of J.J.'s movie will somehow fix the timeline so Data doesn't die. Otherwise I see no point to his film.
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Oh, this is going to be interesting. *grabs popcorn
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Mar 26, 2008 9:07:28 PM CDT
Star Trek V deserves only scorn. Heaps and heaps of scorn.
by flim springfield
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or wanda sykes. nothing funny has ever come out of her, ever
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III was a cheap POS, and IV is terribly dated, and has even more stupid comedy than V. Remember Eddy Murphy was to have a cameo in it. The only one that felt like a real film was the first, the rest look like made for TV movies. Paramount fucked the franchise after the first film, TWOK had a tiny budget, but despite that a tremendous film was released, and Paramount still dicked us with poor budgets. When they finally put big bucks in the films, (last two NG ones), the good will had long vanished and look at the results of the box office. Oh and wasn't ST:V released around Burton's Batman? Pure genius Paramount!
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and may you please reupload them and post your links here?
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still holding out for more DS9?
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Been a long time since I've seen it, though....
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Since they are watching I thought I'd put my two cents in.
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Mar 26, 2008 9:36:38 PM CDT
STIII is worth the price of admission for the stealing the Enter
by embrasure
That scene alone is one of the best in the entire series. The music, editing, and direction are great. The destruction of the Enterprise scene is also top notch. I'd rank the original cast movies:
II
IV
III
I
VI
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The problem with TMP is that it was trying too damn hard to be 2001: A Star Trek Odyssey, a fact brought home even moreso in the director's cut (how long did it take for the shuttle to fly around the Enterprise? 40 minutes? 50?)
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First real appearance of the "modern Klingon"Stealing the EnterpriseDstruction of said EnterpriseKirk's pussy son is killedthe implied nailing of Saavik by a teenaged SpockSulu being a FABULOUS James Bond typethat facinating 7 hour ceremony sceneDoc Brown as a KlingonI don't get the hate.
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II, VIII, I, VI, IV, III, VII, V, IX, X.
Thus Spoke Cutest. -
The most used (overused) ship in Star Trek aside from the Enterprise. It actually survived 3 Enterprises.
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It was and remains dogshit. It was the equivalent of Superman IV without the heart and good intent. It cut corners on everything from cast (it marginalized everyone but Kirk/Spock/McCoy even more than usual - was Sulu even in it?) to EFX. It was Shatner's vanity project and, accordingly, had no regard for good taste. Bob Orci continues to leave me hanging so I say fuck this new movie too.
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That's easily the funniest thing I've read in at least three weeks. I thank you.
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Anything that reminds me of the original Star Wars trilogy, as opposed to the all-CG prequels, is a good thing.
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That is all.
http://tinyurl.com/3yldbe
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Mar 26, 2008 10:02:11 PM CDT
floggy bottom, that didn't work, just rapid share crap
by stereotypical evil archer
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Great rankings! Exactly! I have a strong inclination that this film will be located amongst the top three. If Nimoy -- the only Trek actor who even knows enough to have an opinion -- gave it an OK, then I think that there is hope.
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Evolution? That's debatable.
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If this is an early adventure by Kirk & Co, then the familiar "Delta" shape is supposed to only stand for the Enterprise and its crew--other Starfleet ships have different insignias. If it's going to apply to all of Starfleet, and the timeline doesn't work right, some Trekkies are not going to be happy.
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Seriously, just don't have dead charcters suddenly popup alive and well, leave it at that. After 10 movies, 5 series, a cartoon, comics and God knows how many novels and video games... writers can't have Kirk take a crap without researching for 3 hours to find out how much toilet paper he used and which hand he wiped with. It's a reboot, leave it at that. Long live the Space Whales!
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Love the interior shot.
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on. From the curvey shuttle exterior to the fine corinthian leather of it's seat. Btw you can view the images here: http://fyad.org/tjmk
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Non-Trekkies will see this. Just add boobs. 7 of 9. Yep. Never even watched anything but the original shows, but, I know who that borg broad is. Boobs Paramount, boobs.
C'mon ya' got enough running the studio right? Let me guess, "Cloverfield" is your new franchise? Sorry Playa try again.
It ain't gonna kill some dorky fanboys who pay all your salaries to see some pictures right? Scared huh? That's why you pushed the release date forward right? Yeah, cause Trek is your new tentpole right? Guy's start making movies now! We are fucked. -
R-Rating, $200 million dollar opening weekend.
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Fuck them suits. Who do they think butters their shitty white bread?
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When the elderly crew began singing around the campfire, I certainly felt very goddamn unappreciated as a paying customer.
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BEEEEP.
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Anyone who doesn't get that Star Trek was a comedy should re-read David Gerrold's book on the making of The Trouble with Tribbles. And Star Trek V was the funniest of the movies. With "IV" a close second.Seriously, name a better Star Trek parody. Okay, SNL's "The Last Voyage... " with Elliot Gould as the NBC suit sho cancels the series and Belushi as Kirk, I'll hand you that.But name a better full length Star Trek parody with an actual plot. Urm, yeah, okay, "Galaxy Quest." Fine.But name a better Star Trek parody done with the original cast in all their iconic roles. Yeah, okay, Mad Magazine's "Star Trek Musical", sure.But name a funnier full length live action Star Trek parody starring and directed by members of the original cast. Ah-ha! See, I told you it was good. Vastly under-rated.Well, okay, Four was funnier. "Double dumb ass on you." "Nuclear wessels."Oh, and the one where Data says "Oh shit!," that was pretty funny too.
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"Go down to the end of this hall and turn right at the green screen."And that didn't tell you it was a parody? Really?
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I am going to post mirrors on Flickr, imageshack, and any other image sharing site there is!
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http://tinyurl.com/3284dy
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http://tinyurl.com/3x3xcd
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http://tinyurl.com/2y4vbe
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You are truly a god among men. Thanks!
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I know.
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Trek 5 could have been amazing if they really put some effort into the whole God thing. I heard the original script was was different then the way the movie turned out. Check out that star trek band Warp 11, for some amazing Trek parody. http://tinyurl.com/hyke7
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...but Leonard Rosenman's score is fucking awful and gets worse each time I watch the film. Stinko!
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And Leonard Rosenman's score for IV is great, not very startrek-esque (?) but fits very well the movie
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While for the most part ST V is pretty bad (although I've always loved the bridge in this one) I don't think it can be denied that it's the best film for displaying the bond between Kirk, Spock and McCoy and the way they spend even their free time together. The only Trek film I truly despise is Nemeshit, it was irredeemably fucking awful.
JJ's film is going to suck balls too. And there isn't one rhinestone in any of those pictures, isn't this supposed to be Kirk's era??? -
Mar 27, 2008 4:29:34 AM CDT
Khaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaan't think why they would want this r
by abiggerboat
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Apart from the campfire scene, which is really quite good, that film is utter shite. In every way. Special effects? Crap. Script? Crap. Premise? Ludicrous. "So, in this film they look for God? I wonder how that will end?"
Also can't believe there's not more love for The Search for Spock here. It's got some fucking superb Trek moments in it. Stealing the Enterprise, Kirk's reaction to his son's death, scuttling the ship and its plunge through the sky, Christopher Lloyd, the resurrection scene. Terrific movie.
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Mar 27, 2008 5:29:50 AM CDT
No Shat, no me. It's that fuckin simple
by nomoredirtyjokespleaseweareyanks
He is Star Trek, all other characters are secondary for me.....KKHHHHHHHHAAAAAAAAANNNNNNNN!!!!
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There is a fine line between designing something that looks like it has a function, and something fantastic. We live in an age when strides in computer technology is done so quickly, think back just twenty years ago, and how the computer has evolved. Imagine thirty years from today, touch screens, nano tech, holograms, and things that are impossible to imagine. So flash forward to Star Trek's time, and we have...giant knobs on the shuttle craft. Sad that the 1960 show seem to feel more futuristic than what I have seen so far from this production. Giant work hats, bulky belts, looks more like Rosie the RIverter designed this film. I hope it all comes together.
There is an element of fun, and futuristic thinking that goes along with the original show, this bare bones realistic russian space welder feels a bit strange, we will have to wait and see. I hope for the sake of the property it all comes together. -
...I find Insurrection to be the absolute nadir of Trek. It makes Nemesis look like Empire Strikes Back.
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Was a big pile of shit and deserves no respect. I believe that was the one directed by shatner himself and it was super lame.
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These pics are so innocuous, Paramount is such a bunch of cocks. I've been an STOS fan my whole life and have watched while they've bilked fans for every single cent they could while delivering the most consistantly sub-par/outright shitty, banged-out-for-the-buck product ever. ST single-handedly kept that fucking studio alive for years yet they have NO respect for the fans, none at all. Any buzz is good buzz and after people like Braga got done grinding the franchise into the dirt for years they are lucky people care at all. I'll still see it though, damn me..(lowering my head in well-deserved shame...)
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Koenig is an awesome guy by the way.
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Google cache is your friend. S'all I'm sayin'.
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I sent in some GREAT ST set pics from Vasquez rocks and NO MENTION?!! But you guys get excited over this??!! WTF??!! Friggin hypocrites. :(
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what's with the years of filth and dings and oily hand grease stains on that one pic of the consoles?
i mean jesus, that's good authentic detail work, but it looks like a prop from the sixties. how long have they been using this ship in the future? -
These photos tell us so little about what we're actually seeing, it's pointless to complain. This will not look exactly like the 1960s tv series. Deal with it. This was the same problem we had with people complaining about the early looks at Transformers characters. Everyone spent so much time bitching about the authentic design of things and forgot to worry about the shitty script. "Oh my God! Why does something look dirty in Star Trek?" They're on a dirty planet. Maybe that's a dirty shuttle having nothing to do with Starfleet. I didn't realize a key component of the Star Trek universe was a spotless floor.
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Looks pretty good to me, also adding some dirt, increases the realism, i think.
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was when kirk stood by the wheel of the historic ship and the music slowly keyed up. It was a terrific, if egotistical, moment
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Doesn't this look like some industrial mining type place? This isn't the middle of Starfleet headquarters. I should also add that the first Captain Pike pilot of Trek wasn't as shiny and brightly colored as the Kirk show. And this is in that era.
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perhaps this shuttle has been derelict for many years.
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...from TOS. That's just me.
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This is becoming a tradition, but it's the first time I've spoken about it. When did you AICN cats lose your testicles? From what I can tell, there is no protected material in those photos. Taking photos of things is no violation of copyright. A film company has no copyright privileges over how an object looks that will appear in their film, unless the material displaying that object is owned by the studio. (If someone snuck in and stole copyrighted footage, that's another story, basically.) In short, there's no compelling reason to remove the photos, and once upon a time AICN was THE site for that kind of material. Now, well, Harry and Mori have film deals going so telling someone like Paramount to fuck off when they ask to have the photos removed would be bad for business. I just wish someone else would take up the torch and go for this true undercover stuff. It seems like all the movie sites are now dependent on studios for their material so they just don't dare to piss one off in the interest of a scoop. I wonder if Drudge wants to open a movie site?
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I'm not an all-round Star Trek fan, but I do enjoy the Shatner / Nimoy movies. I hadn't seen them in a long while so I bought the box set and watched one every couple of weeks or so. The Final Frontier is a really bad film, no question about it. Kind of just about watchable, but really it's just crap.
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http://tinyurl.com/3284dy
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Wants to start a new undercover site, contact me at tme64k-at-gmail-dot-com
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And further, these pics lack any sort of context at all, and as far as how the panels look, what are your chances of getting a tight shot of those anyway? McCoy used an old salt shaker to scan for wounds and have you ever had a REAL close look at the few, lame buttons Sulu would long-stroke, there was like 25 buttons on his console, he helmed the damn ship with like 6 movable switches, up and down. Add a couple cool button sounds and REALLY SELL IT. The dirty/dusty ass equipment won't matter at all in the end, the movie will be so dark you'll never see it.
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I totally agree, fuk this shit man!!!
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We need to see a better ending to that series. We need to see a motion pic with the DS9 creww. Or maybe a movie with all the Caps like Janeway, Sisko, and Archer. Id rather watch that then a cast we dont know at all. AND I AM SICK OF ALL THIS PREQUEL SHIT . Doesnt anyone know how to go forward anymore????!!!!
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never looked at ST3 that way, but now that ya mention it!!!!
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of knobs and switches, just not the kind I can buy at any hardware or secondhand store. Other than that this looks like every other shit sci-fi movie that's been out in the last decade. Lost in Space '97 anyone?
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Check out the google cache soon:
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how to pilot the enterprise with those old controls.
Warp 1 *click* Warp 2 *click* Warp 3 *click* Bearing 2-4-5 *twist* -
Look out ladies. *makes clicking sound with mouth and fires finger guns*
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Who's to even say these pictures are of the interior of a Federation shuttle? This could be one of a thousand different things. Nothing in a movie looks like it does in a snapshot from a digital camera. Here's an idea - if you don't like what you see GO TO A DIFFERENT MOVIE THAT WEEKEND BEETCHES!!!
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sorry though, i don't have any connections.
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Mar 28, 2008 9:54:13 AM CDT
Actually I agree about Star Trek 5- im not saying its great
by cotton mcknight
But I rank the "bad" star trek movies on whether or not they had memorable scenes. Good ones, I mean. And honestly, there were quite a few in that movie. I liked that observation deck with the old nautical steering wheel. I liked the scene where Sulu crashes the shuttle craft into the Enterprise hangar. And for whatever reason, I like the scene with Bones, Spock, and Kirk in the elevator shaft, where Spock has these rocket boots on. When asked to grab on, Bones simply says "I'll take the next car". I don't know why I like that line but the way he delivers it is funny. And whenever I am confronted with getting on a crowded elevator, I say that. I would put it FAR above Insurrection.
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The whole father dying thing where sybok reveals their pain. That movie has a LOT of great stuff in it and the only reason people repeat over and over that it's the worst is because, when it came out, it was...NOW though, there are at least 2 TNG movies that are worse, and V on it's own isn't as bad as one remembers. Watch it for yourself, it's pretty good. That being said, the pics look great to me - I love the old 1960's looking controls...if you don't get that that is what we need in a re-imagining, THE ORIGINAL SERIES ERA 1967 IN A MOVIE, then fuck you.
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