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Admiral
Location: On holiday. Regular service will resume on July 6.
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How would you do Phase II differently?
If you were in charge, how would you do Phase II? What would you change? I would... Tell the guy who plays DeSalle to shave, give him a yellow shirt and put him in the big chair as Captain Kirk. Replace McCoy with someone younger and...err...skinnier. Hell, Karl Urban looks chunky next to DeForest Kelley! Find a new Scotty. Drop the attempts at TOS-style humor (it doesn't work) and the "laugh now!" music cues. Update the characters' hairstyles and drop the horrible wigs (particularly the beehive in the Enemy Starfleet preview!) Not be so slavish to TOS. Killed Chekov a few episodes ago? Keep him dead. Somthing doesn't look quite 1969? Use it anyway. Anyone else? Remember - this is a fan film and you don't have an infinite budget. |
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Vice Admiral
Location: In selfless service to fandom, on the road to becoming a Star Trek trivia god...
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Re: How would you do Phase II differently?
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Re: How would you do Phase II differently?
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Re: How would you do Phase II differently?
FYI: DeForest Kelley at the end of Season 3 of Trek: 48 years old. Dr. John Kelley in first Phase II episode "Come What May:" 38 years old Dr. John Kelley age now: 45 years old. There's no need to speculate on how you would do Phase II. Nothing's stopping you from making your own. Just mount a production and show us what you would do differently. Get crackin' my friend! I'm eager to download it, grab some popcorn and watch!
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Vice Admiral
Location: Star Trekkin Across the universe.
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Re: How would you do Phase II differently?
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Rear Admiral
Location: Maurice in San Francisco
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Re: How would you do Phase II differently?
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Commodore
Location: Bristol, United Kingdom
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Re: How would you do Phase II differently?
I'm a bit of a fan of TMP so I'd probably go the whole hog and set the show after TMP with a few more alien crew milling around but I appreciate that most people hated TMP uniforms and alien prosthetics are a nightmare for a fan production. |
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Re: How would you do Phase II differently?
John Kelly may not be a school-trained thespian but you can tell he puts his entire heart into his performance, and, to me, that means a helluv a whole lot more than whether or not he physically resembles or mimics DeForest Kelly. |
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Re: How would you do Phase II differently?
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The Man
Location: Defying Gravity
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Re: How would you do Phase II differently?
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"I think [J.J. Abrams has] done a great thing for Star Trek. I’m very grateful to him. We all owe him a lot. When someone comes along like he has done and picks it up and elevates it, we should be grateful." - Leonard Nimoy |
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Re: How would you do Phase II differently?
The old starship effects don't give an impression of "girth" to the Enterprise, but the newer episodes seem to have gotten rid of the cartoon bouncing-around effect. I complain about that for TOS-R, so I may never be happy! I like what they're doing. I'm not sure how well a "Phase 2" post TMP would feel. Whenever I've seen even 'reconstructions' of the TMP bridge, they never looked right. They seem to have TOS to perfection. |
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Admiral
Location: On holiday. Regular service will resume on July 6.
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Re: How would you do Phase II differently?
I doubt it'll ever happen though - are there any stories that can't be told just as well on the TOS Enterprise as on the TMP one? That "bridge money" would probably be better spent elsewhere. And don't even get me started on the TMP PJ's. |
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Rear Admiral
Location: Maurice in San Francisco
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Re: How would you do Phase II differently?
Dennis: do you feel you was robbed?
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"Star Trek…at times sparkled with true ingenuity, and pure science fiction approaches, and at other times was more carnival like, and very much more the creature of television than the creature of a legitimate literary form." Last edited by Maurice Navidad; April 4 2010 at 05:46 AM. |
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Commodore
Location: Bristol, United Kingdom
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Re: How would you do Phase II differently?
I expect that the ship on TMP looked good because they threw money at it. I wouldn't expect a fan production to be able to replicate a movie budgeted set. It's not my favourite Trek movie but it has my favourite Starfleet feel to it. Still if Phase II had gone ahead it would have been more akin to TOS anyway. Sadly, I kinda liked the pjs... I'm trying to buy up the little figurines that they made in the 80s so I can paint me a full crew (ok maybe not a full crew that's like 430 figures but even so, I might get up to about 40) |
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The Man
Location: Defying Gravity
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Re: How would you do Phase II differently?
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"I think [J.J. Abrams has] done a great thing for Star Trek. I’m very grateful to him. We all owe him a lot. When someone comes along like he has done and picks it up and elevates it, we should be grateful." - Leonard Nimoy |
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