ST-One
Vice Admiral
ST isn't Bond or Batman where you can just plain restart whenever you want.
Oh? Why not?
ST isn't Bond or Batman where you can just plain restart whenever you want.
ST isn't Bond or Batman where you can just plain restart whenever you want.
Oh? Why not?
ST isn't Bond or Batman where you can just plain restart whenever you want.
Oh? Why not?
It's not how it's been so far, why start now?
Oh? Why not?
It's not how it's been so far, why start now?
Why not start now ?
Trek was already pretty much dead in the water...It has been a laughing stock in they eyes of the general public for years.
It's the perfect time to restart it and try to bring in new blood.It took them too long to realize and do it in fact.
My TOS dvd's will always be where they are now.Nobody is destroying them.
Of all things this fear of change and departure from the comfort of the familiar baffles me the most.
Then why not change from the laughing stock of the last two movies by by diffrent to them, have a decent storyline?
Why not update it physically ?Why the physical design changes? how does that make the movie more appealing?
um, right...Imagine "listen guys this Bond formula is starting to wear thin, what if Bond was a woman...from the future...and it turns out...she was already dead"
Maybe to you and some others....not to me and some othersSo far it looks like a star trek parody
Why are people on this board so pedantic?Care to enlighten us to the exact storyline ?
Because all we know is bits and pieces with no idea how exactly they fit together and play out on screen.
Sure, fans speculate endlessly but it's all still speculation.
The storyline maybe decent or crap surely, but I'll decide that when i have all the info.
Not before.
It's nothing much to do with the 1970s, it's not set in the 1970s, it's set in the 23rd century, and theres established precedents of what that exact ship looks like, so when they decided to do change the design, I'd be interested to know what prompted them to do that.Why not update it physically ?
Should we stick to what was made back in the 70's. A retro look ?
It's not set in 2009.It will soon be 2009. It was time for things to be updated.
Changing something for it's own sake, is what I was getting at there, also there was a south park refrence about really bad movie writers and directors.um, right...![]()
Don't you think the bridge is a bit...camp and exadurated? like it's screaming I'M A SCI FI SHOW!Maybe to you and some others....not to me and some others
Don't you think the bridge is a bit...camp and exadurated? like it's screaming I'M A SCI FI SHOW!
Phoenix, what honestly makes you think 60s Sets and a 60s ship would work on the big screen and be taken seriously? The 1960s Design is a 1960s Design. Matt didn't warp into the future to see what ships would look like. He designed it at the time with the influences of designs from the time. I know people will say it's "Timeless" or whatever else, and for Trek fans it is, but then designs and design aspects in the rest of the world have moved on for the most part since then.
Why would it not "work" in the big screen?
Why would it not "work" in the big screen?
Too plain, not really a lot of sophistication or functionality to it. It's mostly buttons with more random blinking lights and static images of space above. Maybe an occasional chart or graph over on the port side of the bridge. Not a lot of functionality. Sleeker designs these days so the bridge would be more circular. Some different color schemes that are more relevant today. The bridge also needs a second turbolift...
The original ship was a death trap. Not a lot of believable sense of scale to it to project on the big screen IMHO.
Same as why they changed it in "The Motion Picture."
Why would it not "work" in the big screen?
Too plain, not really a lot of sophistication or functionality to it. It's mostly buttons with more random blinking lights and static images of space above. Maybe an occasional chart or graph over on the port side of the bridge. Not a lot of functionality. Sleeker designs these days so the bridge would be more circular. Some different color schemes that are more relevant today. The bridge also needs a second turbolift...
The original ship was a death trap. Not a lot of believable sense of scale to it to project on the big screen IMHO.
Same as why they changed it in "The Motion Picture."
It seems to be a far more radical overhaul than the TMP upgrade though, if they worked on screen why not an upgraded version of the TOS bridge, we'll just have to agree to disagree I suppose, I really don't see the problem with it, people siad the D didn't work on the big screen and I didn't see that either.
Too plain, not really a lot of sophistication or functionality to it. It's mostly buttons with more random blinking lights and static images of space above. Maybe an occasional chart or graph over on the port side of the bridge. Not a lot of functionality. Sleeker designs these days so the bridge would be more circular. Some different color schemes that are more relevant today. The bridge also needs a second turbolift...
The original ship was a death trap. Not a lot of believable sense of scale to it to project on the big screen IMHO.
Same as why they changed it in "The Motion Picture."
It seems to be a far more radical overhaul than the TMP upgrade though, if they worked on screen why not an upgraded version of the TOS bridge, we'll just have to agree to disagree I suppose, I really don't see the problem with it, people siad the D didn't work on the big screen and I didn't see that either.
Oh, for goodness' sake!
This is a new Star Trek!
Who cares about how it looks so long as the characters are the same as we know them?
This is 2008 and not 1964!
It seems to be a far more radical overhaul than the TMP upgrade though, if they worked on screen why not an upgraded version of the TOS bridge, we'll just have to agree to disagree I suppose, I really don't see the problem with it, people siad the D didn't work on the big screen and I didn't see that either.
Oh, for goodness' sake!
This is a new Star Trek!
Who cares about how it looks so long as the characters are the same as we know them?
This is 2008 and not 1964!
No, it's not a new star trek, if it was a new star trek it would be new, it's not new, it's a re-do of the old, so it's not new at all, in fact it would be the least "new" star trek since ENT
(and while we're on the topic, somebody should totally make a remake of that old space opera flick... what was it called? Star Wars?)
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