Spoilers STAR TREK BEYOND
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Tomorrow's Cannes Q&A with some of the cast has been cancelled and I'm guessing a lot of the pre-release publicity by the cast will be cancelled as well.
Is it an official TV-Spot or a fan trailer?
Fan made.
Thanks.
STB will be dedicated to Anton (end credits)
http://trekmovie.com/2016/06/21/star-trek-beyond-will-be-dedicated-to-anton-yelchin/
http://trekmovie.com/2016/06/21/star-trek-beyond-will-be-dedicated-to-anton-yelchin/
That's good to hear.
^ Ha! The iceblock is a nice touch.
(What do they call them in the US?)
And here's the interview: http://www.popsci.com/pegg
A link for people like me who suffer inane redirects to their local site:
http://webcache.googleusercontent.c...www.popsci.com/pegg+&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us
(What do they call them in the US?)
And here's the interview: http://www.popsci.com/pegg
A link for people like me who suffer inane redirects to their local site:
http://webcache.googleusercontent.c...www.popsci.com/pegg+&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us
I hope so. A lot of people will be looking forward to it.
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We already know that Idris Elba's Krall has a big problem with Starfleet's vaguely colonial mandate, to boldly seek out new life and civilizations (etc, etc). Pegg and Elba have both spoken about how Krall's arguments cause the crew of the Enterprise to question Starfleet's mission, which is an interesting twist to the tale.
"There’s definitely an opposing argument to the good that the Federation think they do. There are purists that believe in independence, and believe that we’re all made differently for a reason, and will fight tooth and nail to defend that. There’s massive relatability to modern world politics in that sense."
We already know that Idris Elba's Krall has a big problem with Starfleet's vaguely colonial mandate, to boldly seek out new life and civilizations (etc, etc). Pegg and Elba have both spoken about how Krall's arguments cause the crew of the Enterprise to question Starfleet's mission, which is an interesting twist to the tale.
"There’s definitely an opposing argument to the good that the Federation think they do. There are purists that believe in independence, and believe that we’re all made differently for a reason, and will fight tooth and nail to defend that. There’s massive relatability to modern world politics in that sense."
Of course! I had to correct that Wiki page (Icy Pole and Paddle Pop are brand names, not generic terms) but some idiot will probably revert it.
A bit like when the British redcoats and the Zulus met.
Scotty looks really cool with a beard!
"The core values of Roddenberry's vision..."
Le sigh.
Le sigh.
Popsicle® is also a brand name
, but it's the one that became the generically used term like Frisbee® or Hula Hoop®.
^^
Or Band-Aid®.
Or Band-Aid®.
^ That too, and probably lots of others.
I do believe that the point of Pegg biting the Popscicle is that it is sometimes called a "Turbo Rocket". . . .
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