I enjoyed it overall. The ending was a bit weak me for me though. There's also the fact that this film rips a big idea from another rather recent film that judging from your post I don't think you've seen humdinger. But having seen that film and it being done better there left this movie wanting. The film was a mish mash without a voice of its own but still fun.
That does sound amazing.
So has anyone seen Oblivion? Care to share your thoughts?
zombie84 said:
You fool, everyone knows the best ST game is TNG for Gameboy and NES.
TNG for NES? The only TNG game I knew of was on the SNES.
As for best Trek game, even though I haven't finished it, would have to be Star Trek 25th Anniversary. It was a point and click adventure game set in the TOS period (I like to think it's year 4) and was fully voiced by the entire original cast. It's great, you get to actually fly Enterprise and go anywhere you want in the galaxy.
Runner up would be the Star Trek screensaver set by After Dark. Oh the hours I frittered away playing with those. My favorite two were watching the Horta burrow tunnels all over the screen and occasionally kill a red shirt and then having Spock wander around my desktop. The bridge one was awesome too.
Alan Dean Foster visited here recently and I missed him. =(
On an unrelated note, how did they manage to make the Enterprise theme WORSE in season 3? The original version I didn't care for but I could understand it. Season 3's is just......ughhhhhhh. Was it done to spite the people who complained about the original? Feels that way.
I want one of those Jabbas...
Growing up ROTJ was my favorite but nowadays the theatrical SW77 is the place to be.
I've decided to swear off the TNG screenings. The last one I went to was terrible. So while I love the idea of watching TNG on the big screen, my local AMC (bleh!) doesn't appear to be up to the challenge.
Willrow Hood Forever!
I applaud the use of models over CGI. Though that crawl could use some work. I had trouble deciphering the last paragraph. I'm curious why the official crawl wasn't used:
Ultimate victory lies within the grasp of
the dreaded Galactic Emperor Palpatine as
the tattered remnants of the Rebel fleet
desperately seek sanctuary and time
to muster new allies.
A grim Luke Skywalker, reeling from Darth
Vader's revelation on the cloud city of Bespin,
ponders his own destiny and that of the Rebel
Alliance. Meanwhile, the search ensues for
Han Solo, captive of the notorious
bounty hunter, Boba Fett.
To deal a final blow to the Rebellion, Palpatine
has hatched a new plan of which even Lord
Vader is unaware. To aid him, the Emperor
has enlisted the services of the vast criminal
underworld that lurks within the
Shadows of the Empire...
Bubba Feets: Terrible at Everything
Interested to hear Tyr's reaction to this. =P
imperialscum said:
Erikstormtrooper said:
It was the story line that was questionable.
It wasn't "questionable". It sucked and on top of that it pissed on OT characters.
Care to expand on that?
Radioland Murders (1994)
I've been pretty sick the last few days and decided now was the time to finally mark this one off the list. It wasn't bad. Wasn't spectacular either. Great premise, interesting cast and a few great gags. While the hectic pace kept the whole thing interesting it still felt like there should have been more time spent on character development. Feels like Christopher Lloyd was wasted. Brian Benben was great at his part, it's a shame it was his last film role.
twister111 said:
Interestingly enough I've seen all of Voyager, Deep Space Nine, and The Next Generation. Yet TOS I've yet to complete watching. I guess I feel like once I've done that. That's it. No more Star Trek series for me to watch with completely fresh eyes sort of speak.
What about Enterprise?
CP3S said:
It would be pretty cool if it wasn't such an amateur feeling production.
In general I'd agree but there is at least one episode of theirs I can wholeheartedly recommend:
Great script and wonderful performance by George Takei that manages to carry the rest of the cast through. As for the others, while I haven't taken the time to watch it, I know for a fact that D.C. Fontana has written one of their scripts and I refuse to believe she'd turn out anything bad.
I love the idea of continuing adventures in the TOS era but I think it was a mistake to continue the adventures on Enterprise. She wasn't the only ship out there and it'd be fun to see what others were up to. As it is, now they have to live up to the legacies of legends. Not a situation you want to find yourself in.
What I don't understand is how this is news. They said they were going to do yearly releases a while ago.
The next few years should be interesting. I think Episode VII has a decent chance of being good. The fact that Lawrence Kasdan is writing one of the non-episode scripts and consulting for the big features is a good sign too. So I think the first few films will be of a certain quality.
If they can maintain that quality over the years is an entirely different question. Should be interesting if they get to the point of adapting the books and comics as George suggested when the announcement was made.
Burdokva said:
2005, Republic Commando. Last game developed internally at Lucas Arts. And, honestly, it was a fantastic game.
TheBoost said:
It will be 13 years since the last Star Wars movie, and I think people recall the basic plot.
2015 - 2005 = 13 years??? 
Is anyone else annoyed by the fact that no one seems to remember the second half of the Live Long and Prosper greeting? Cause you know, it starts with "live long and prosper" but then the other person is supposed to respond "peace and long life."
I don't think it ever left TOS and it's bugged me on Enterprise with all the Vulcans on that show that you never hear it.
I first got into Star Trek with the Next Generation but quickly jumped ship once I discovered TOS. Man do I love TOS.
Last year I embarked upon a journey through all of Trek. A trek though Trek if you will...(You probably won't =P)
Like many of you when DS9 originally aired I skipped it. The premise didn't sound all that interesting to me at the time so I stuck with TNG. Later I'd jump into Voyager around the third season or so. When Enterprise rolled around I watched that for a while before losing interest.
Having now gone through all of DS9 I can safely say it is my second favorite Trek show after TOS. As I was watching everything as it originally aired it was so weird to alternate between DS9 and TNG. The characters in DS9 were so different and open. It left TNG feeling cold in comparison.
Voyager was really hit and miss. The first two seasons were just bad. It picked up steam in season 3 and was good for a while before having another stinker season. Ended on a terrible note.
Currently in season 2 of Enterprise. Really digging it. I remember being extremely annoyed by the fact that all of the technology looked more advanced than TOS. Was even more annoyed by the Klingons having ridges. Going through it now though I can look past that stuff for the most part. What I can't get past is how frequently they use T'Pol as a sex object. Rick Berman and Brannon Braga really come off as old perverts with the situations and things they put her through.
Well excuuuuuuuuse me, Princess!
So.......this is a thing. =|
Hmm...
