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Boring headbutting alien viking land?
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Boring headbutting alien viking land?
Kronos is the pronunciation, Qo'noS is the spelling.
I see. So various older novels and comics, "Kling" is somehow pronounced from those?
Also, the NX-01's readouts or something from the pilot have that in a display as a homage to them.
Kling might be the name of the Star.
I don't recall Kling appearing anywhere in ENT.
Only places I remember Kling appearing is in Undiscovered Country and DSC's starcharts.
That star was a real cling on!
Strawman much?
Eek! Please say that you're just joking around and you have in fact seen some of her movies before!...
Succinctly put. The setting isn't just some arbitrary optional thing unrelated to story content (or at least, it shouldn't be).
Hear, hear!
Sto'Vo'Kor is just Valhalla with more eviscerations and fewer blondes.
Sure. Right. Totally.
A thought occurs to me. Currently, this is a very reactionary, knee-jerk, society that we live in, with opinions being able to be shared without much thought. So, if something is not what is felt to be right, then those emotions can be expressed with no thought to the consequences.
Also, yay for Lost in Space!
21st century: Lily Sloane's Era
I have to backtrack. I've seen Kramer vs. Kramer and the newer Manchurian Candidate. I forgot she was in those. I haven't seen either in a long time. But that's literally it.
Still not nearly enough and definitely not recently.
I'll be inviting a few friends over to watch a film of hers at some point, and we'll of course order Mexican Food so great that The Donald will want to build a wall around my house.
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I don't think they're done with the Spore Drive yet. Speculation on my part, of course.
If I'm wrong... I'll force myself to re-watch the entirety of Enterprise. That's how sure I am.
I have to assume this is sarcasm.
But yeah, you offer a splendid distillation of the pointless nerdrage nitpicking that passes for criticism of this movie, ignoring its heart, its humor, its moral themes, its immersive imagery, the uncanny ability of its marvelous actors to make beloved characters feel both warmly nostalgic and vividly rediscovered, and everything else about it that makes it the best and most satisfying Star Trek cinematic experience in decades.
They are def not done with the spore drive. One of the producers said they would still deal with its existence and aligning with canon.
[In my best Leonard McCoy voice] "Damn it, man! Are you out of your mind? Nobody could survive long-term exposure like that!"
Thank God.
I have to assume this is sarcasm.
But yeah, you offer a splendid distillation of the pointless nerdrage nitpicking that passes for criticism of this movie, ignoring its heart, its humor, its moral themes, its immersive imagery, the uncanny ability of its marvelous actors to make beloved characters feel both warmly nostalgic and vividly rediscovered, and everything else about it that makes it the best and most satisfying Star Trek cinematic experience in decades.
Hey if you want to characterize a total lack of sense, logic, or coherence as nerdrage nitpicking that is up to you. I look at it as few to none of the main characters motivations and actions making any sense. I didn't set out to dislike STID, and I didn't intend on nitpicking it, it's simply that beyond the veneer of action, conflict, and raw emotion, the movie just isn't any good. Burying your head in the sand and ignoring the real quality issues, dismissing them as fannish nitpicking demonstrates true fanboy activity.
You may have truly enjoyed the movie, but you can't seriously argue these are not problems with the movie.
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