Everything is awesome until it isn't. What stakeholder would say differently? Prometheus, for good example.
Orci is the last to survive the great purge of STID. So I assume he did the best job, for whatever it's worth.
It feels like the Twilight Zone, or the pilot episode of Sliders where green lights meant stop, and red lights meant go.That's true. The "purge" is part of the latest round of fantasies being repeated by folks who don't like the direction Bad Robot is taking Trek.
Everything is awesome until it isn't. What stakeholder would say differently? Prometheus, for good example.
Orci is the last to survive the great purge of STID. So I assume he did the best job, for whatever it's worth.
What great purge? J.J. had an obligation to Star Wars. Alex Kurtzman and Orci split, but it had nothing to do with Star Trek.
Let me repeat this because this must be some strange upside down land, but STID made piles of money. It is the fourth highest grossing Star Trek movie of all time, beating the shit out of both TWOK and First Contact, two Trek films highly prized by fans both casual and hardcore. It was a critical success. STID was financially and critically successful. This is fact.
If this were First Contact, or The Wrath of Khan, people would have been shitting themselves in excitement. However, since it's J.J.'s NotTrek, it simple means even if it were a billion dollars, and Roger Ebert came back from the dead to explain how amazing it is, it was a disappointment to Paramount, and no one liked it.
That's not criticism of a film, that's a religious devotion.
Some people need something/one to hate.
Everything is awesome until it isn't. What stakeholder would say differently? Prometheus, for good example.
Orci is the last to survive the great purge of STID. So I assume he did the best job, for whatever it's worth.
What great purge? J.J. had an obligation to Star Wars. Alex Kurtzman and Orci split, but it had nothing to do with Star Trek.
Let me repeat this because this must be some strange upside down land, but STID made piles of money. It is the fourth highest grossing Star Trek movie of all time, beating the shit out of both TWOK and First Contact, two Trek films highly prized by fans both casual and hardcore. It was a critical success. STID was financially and critically successful. This is fact.
Some people need something/one to hate.
I never experienced so many nasty below-the-belt potshots until I experienced Trek fans who like JJ Trek sticking knives into Trek fans who don't. And yet JJ Trek fans love to play police about how other Trek fans should and shouldn't behave. It seems like this begins and ends with thou shalt not criticize JJ Trek.
Ah...
Who?
Never saw it.
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