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#690552
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Star Trek Into Darkness Bonus disc (Released)
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akiotena said:

Whoops, was totally going to post these links last night and... didn't.  My bad.

The videos seem to have taken a little bit of a hit in quality; I assume that's due to some kind of compression YouTube has going in the background?  I dunno.  But it should still give a good idea of how they'll look.

One more thing: the videos are unlisted, so please don't share them too widely.  Thanks.

Alternate Scene: Pike's Office

Alternate Scene: Klingon Conversation

Deleted Scene: Captain's Log

Deleted Scene: Thomas Calls Marcus

Deleted Scene: Kirk Watches Pike Get Shot

Deleted Scene: Kronos Fight Before Khan Arrives

Deleted Scene: Carol's Accent Explained

Deleted Scene: Scotty Talking To Hangar Control

Deleted Scene: The Harewoods

Behind The Scenes: Karl Urban: Bomb Defuser

Blooper: Klingons Dancing On Set

Hope to be recording the final versions tomorrow.  :)

 Wow. A lot of these were so much better. Especially Pike's death.

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#690384
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Last movie seen
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The Lego Movie (SPOILERS)

I did not expect this. The trailers of course couldn't give away the main twist, but when you know it, it's really quite good.

It's essentially a film about a kid playing with his toys.

On top of that, it's funny, it's not too preachy with its messages, and has some really unexpected appearances.

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#689203
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SilverWook said:

Tack said:

I just hope this doesn't mean there's a Terminator reboot in the near future.

Lost in America (1985)

and 

The Jerk (1979)

All I can say is that these both might have benefited from decidedly darker endings (i.e. the wife permanently leaving in Lost in America and ending The Jerk with Navan actually becoming a bum and not being rescued)

Lost in America was far superior, in my mind, but I did enjoy both.

 Steve Martin's character was too much of an innocent for a dark ending to work. And as it was his first movie, (not counting the cameo in the Sgt. Pepper musical) I doubt the studio would take a chance like that.

 I suppose you're right.

Would have given it a hell of an identity though.

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#689170
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I just hope this doesn't mean there's a Terminator reboot in the near future.

Lost in America (1985)

and 

The Jerk (1979)

All I can say is that these both might have benefited from decidedly darker endings (i.e. the wife permanently leaving in Lost in America and ending The Jerk with Navan actually becoming a bum and not being rescued)

Lost in America was far superior, in my mind, but I did enjoy both.