I still tear up. Yeah, I get the questionable way to get there but it works. Kirk's arc is beautiful.
That scene and Pike's death are both massively triumphant turns for Chris Pine's Kirk character. Awesome moments.
I still tear up. Yeah, I get the questionable way to get there but it works. Kirk's arc is beautiful.
Confirmed my love of DIS and Mount as Pike. Pike to me was the captain who got shortchanged the most as a Trek captain, and I welcome his exploration as a character.On the bright side:
Trek's best 'WTF'-moment is in a series I otherwise don't care that much about - on DIS, when an episode opens with "Previously on Star Trek..." - and then shows clips from the original series 60 years ago!
And then straight up continues that plot as if it was last week. That was one of my favourite Trek moments, ever.
On the bright side:
Trek's best 'WTF'-moment is in a series I otherwise don't care that much about - on DIS, when an episode opens with "Previously on Star Trek..." - and then shows clips from the original series 60 years ago!
And then straight up continues that plot as if it was last week. That was one of my favourite Trek moments, ever.
I saw it as them trying to be a bit too clever with the flipped death scene. It was fantastically acted, though.I don't mind the STID death scene. In my thinking, to have parallel universes such as we see in Star Trek there would be echoes and reverberations of similar events to keep things parallel.
After watching the movie that had gone before that scene and seeing it get dumber and dumber (after a pretty fantastic start), it gets to "Oh, they're even going to do the death scene. Only it's Kirk. Whatever."I saw it as them trying to be a bit too clever with the flipped death scene. It was fantastically acted, though.
And then IMMEDIATELY ruined with Spock's "Khaaaaan!" which was WAY too far. I facepalmed in the theatre and it took me until Spock and Khan fighting to get back into the movie.
It's meant to be an artistic interpretation.The intro for TNG, season 1. Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn... hey! what happened to the asteroid belt?!
One, it's not that big, and two, probably mined for resources already by the Saturn missions and Mars colonies.The intro for TNG, season 1. Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn... hey! what happened to the asteroid belt?!
Thanks. I couldn't come up with the appropriate Expanse reference.Nearly destroyed by the war between Earth and Mars.
BELTALOWDA!!!
They actually omit Mars, and contrary to what's shown in tv/movies, the asteroids are so far apart not seeing any is technically more scientifically accurate. What always bugs me about the opening is they screw up the lighting for Saturn based on the position of the sun earlier.The intro for TNG, season 1. Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn... hey! what happened to the asteroid belt?!
The intro for TNG, season 1. Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn... hey! what happened to the asteroid belt?!
After two large bodies collide you can have a dense mini-field for a bit anyway.
Not the asteroid belt, for a very long time.After two large bodies collide you can have a dense mini-field for a bit anyway.
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