Trekkies, brace yourself (dunno if that's good or bad hehe), 05/08/2009

[gian7675]

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Going now to Ayala Cinemas
I'll watch the 1310H showing or the 1340H showing

Weeee!!!! Spock looks so young!

[Tarmac]

Going now to Ayala Cinemas
I'll watch the 1310H showing or the 1340H showing

Weeee!!!! Spock looks so young!

Guwapo ra ang new Spock. Leonard Nimoy looks like an alien with or without the ears and the bangs.

Definitely watching this one.

[rodsky]

Saw it last night. I hope this doesn't pass as a spoiler but, in my opinion, the writer(s) did a very "graceful" job of justifying why it is a "reboot". Splendid logic. Very fascinating indeed.

-RODION

[gian7675]

Saw it last night. I hope this doesn't pass as a spoiler but, in my opinion, the writer(s) did a very "graceful" job of justifying why it is a "reboot". Splendid logic. Very fascinating indeed.

-RODION

Just came back from Ayala...all that I can say is WOOOOOWWWW!!!!

I also liked how they did the reboot of the entire Star Trek story..."a fresh start" indeed ...and logical like Rodion said

Writers will not be bounded by the old series.

I was wrong on one account though...click below if you've already watched the movie...some spoilers.

Spoiler! 

I thought that Ambassador Spock will be able to restore the original timeline by using the "Going to the Black Hole Method" again.

I was surprised by the smooching scene between Spock and Uhura

[The_Child]

After watching the film, i got to ask myself was it still Star Trek? hehe. Alot of uncessary changes were made.
among them, and the least they could have done was to leave the original theme music intact to maintain identity, but even that they have to change.

but i think it was a nice film.
one could only wonder, the film being an alternative timeline, what the next film will be about.

[rodsky]

the least they could have done was to leave the original theme music intact to maintain identity, but even that they have to change.

Did you stay and watch the credits? A slightly modified version of the ST Theme played during the credits.

-RODION

[The_Child]

Did you stay and watch the credits? A slightly modified version of the ST Theme played during the credits.

-RODION

yes i did. sir.
Giacchino did a good score, but i dont think
it was necessary to modify the theme, at least the theme.
if not for purist reason, then for respect to the late Jerry Goldsmith and alexander courage.
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cheers!



and yes i am a trekkie.

[diatabz]

Movie is EPIC. Man was I blown away. High as a kite right now.

[the Messenger]

I compared the faces of the "old" and "new" crew in the first page. The movie makers appear to have chosen the cast carefully. Apparently one of the bases was the actors' physical features. Or maybe the makeup artists are doing such a great job. Nice!

The new Captain Kirk looks a tad more rugged than the old and chubby Captain Kirk. I haven't seen the film yet, but I will!!!

[cooldude75ph]

I compared the faces of the "old" and "new" crew in the first page. The movie makers appear to have chosen the cast carefully. Apparently one of the bases was the actors' physical features. Or maybe the makeup artists are doing such a great job. Nice!

The new Captain Kirk looks a tad more rugged than the old and chubby Captain Kirk. I haven't seen the film yet, but I will!!!

If you've seen the Star TOS (The Original Series for those non-trekkies), William Shatner (who played the original James Tiberius Kirk wasn't originally chubby. I've seen all of the TOS episodes (since I'm a collector of all Star Trek tv series and movies) and they were all as fit as the one's in the movie. I even saw the original pilot episode for the TOS wherein it was Captain Pike (played by "Jeffrey Hunter") and not Captain Kirk who was the captain of the Enterprise.

Edit/Add: My only gripe with the movie was that there were so many 'ad placements' like the Nokia touchscreen phone, the mention of the Budweiser Classic, etc.