Prequels always look more advanced than the original.
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Prequels always look more advanced than the original.
That's why I said "mostly".
Seems there was a problem with a line change command being missing after one of the pictures.
Beaker sized them right, but with two side by side...
Yeah, that happens for some people using IE. A hard return after each image in the OP would sort it out.
Now which one would like to see in a multi million dollar movie. The funky retro sleek looking version or the soap box version.
I like the old chair better.
As explained, the "Scotty is black" thing started months ago with the second round of poster images, and it got way out of hand. I'd rather not go there again.
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I've inserted spaces between the images. Hope this takes care of it.
Now which one would like to see in a multi million dollar movie. The funky retro sleek looking version or the soap box version.
I like the old chair better.
Ditto.
Rii
Rear Admiral
Now which one would like to see in a multi million dollar movie. The funky retro sleek looking version or the soap box version.
I'm surprised they look so similar.
I don't. The new chair looks good, while taking quite a few cues from the old one. It's one of my favorite parts of the new bridge.
Now which one would like to see in a multi million dollar movie. The funky retro sleek looking version or the soap box version.
I like the old chair better.
Ditto.
Now which one would like to see in a multi million dollar movie. The funky retro sleek looking version or the soap box version.
I like the old chair better.
Ditto.
I think that's your arrogance talking. The new chair looks far better.
I have but one objection to the new chair: no armrests. If you look at the original, the armrests were stained dark brown, and Kirk could safely rest his arms there without any fear of accidentally leaning on the shipwide intercom, or activating the captain's log while telling Bailey off. This new captain's chair is almost perfect, but it needs safe space for the captain to rest his arms.
Why? Its still there! You can watch it whenever you like.
As for the new chair - is it just me or are the armrests too far apart to be terribly comfortable?
The leaning I see. But as for space to rest his arms, he has it.
Look closely, all the controls are on the front end of the arms so he
can rest his arms and have the controls at his hands.
Now which one would like to see in a multi million dollar movie. The funky retro sleek looking version or the soap box version.
I'm surprised they look so similar.
So am I. The respect for the original design here is remarkable. I suspect that the more we see of those perimeter stations the more obvious the designers' attention to the Jefferies design will be.
You think maybe its because this movie cost $150 million and was filmed in 2008, and not 1968?
RAMA
Yeah, that's a problem my wife had with the Star Wars prequels and the first thing out of her mouth when I showed her the new bridge.
WTF people, they're spending $150 mil on this one, what did you expect? Plywood and old-fashioned Christmas tree lights?
Shit, my cell phone from Verizon looks more advanced than Kirk's old communicator.
Yeah, that's a problem my wife had with the Star Wars prequels and the first thing out of her mouth when I showed her the new bridge.
WTF people, they're spending $150 mil on this one, what did you expect? Plywood and old-fashioned Christmas tree lights?
Shit, my cell phone from Verizon looks more advanced than Kirk's old communicator.
And can almost carry out all the functions of his tricorder
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