Re: Star Trek: The Future...wtf?
Maybe the announcer didn't give a $#!& And ''flubed'' it on purpose?
Star Trek XI "sneak peek" during 'Heroes'? (Star Trek: The Future?)
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Re: Star Trek: The Future...wtf?
Merging this with the other thread. Stand by...So they just ran the entire trailer during Heroes on NBC.
And the announcer said "And now, a sneak peek at 'Star Trek: The Future', coming to theaters May 8th"
Is this an official title now?
Re: Star Trek: The Future...wtf?
Well, I guess that's true for every German Star Trek fan. But I would also like non-fans to go see that movie.
It's sad, but that might actually be true. German fans are starving for new Star Trek.
There were never any Perry Rhodan movies, were there? I've never ever read any of these books. Come to think of it, I don't even know anyone who reads them.Basically because they don't make "Perry Rhodan" movies any more.
Re: Star Trek: The Future...wtf?
Wow, that is pretty distinct. I'm going to stick with the theory that it is supposed to read "The future begins in theaters May 8th" because I'm pretty sure a lot of the trailers have had comments about "The future begins..." and things of that sort.
Re: Star Trek: The Future...wtf?
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0063859/
It depends who you ask.There were never any Perry Rhodan movies, were there?Basically because they don't make "Perry Rhodan" movies any more.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0063859/
Re: Star Trek XI "sneak peek" during 'Heroes'? (Star Trek: The Future?
Trekmovie has confirmation from Paramount that the name is as always just "Star Trek"
It was the NBC announcer that screwed up.
more here http://trekmovie.com/2009/03/09/star-trek-still-called-star-trek/
Trekmovie has confirmation from Paramount that the name is as always just "Star Trek"
It was the NBC announcer that screwed up.
more here http://trekmovie.com/2009/03/09/star-trek-still-called-star-trek/
Re: Star Trek XI "sneak peek" during 'Heroes'? (Star Trek: The Future?
I'm glad. The more I thought about it, the more that "Star Trek: The Future" sounded like a really, really rediculous name.
I'm glad. The more I thought about it, the more that "Star Trek: The Future" sounded like a really, really rediculous name.
Re: Star Trek XI "sneak peek" during 'Heroes'? (Star Trek: The Future?
well the original title of the movie was going to be "Star Trek: FIGHT the Future"
well the original title of the movie was going to be "Star Trek: FIGHT the Future"
Re: Star Trek XI "sneak peek" during 'Heroes'? (Star Trek: The Future?
The fact that the alledged subtitle was so meaningless convinced me that the announcer misspoke/misannunciated.
I know -- I was thinking to myself "what the hell does that even mean?"
The fact that the alledged subtitle was so meaningless convinced me that the announcer misspoke/misannunciated.
Re: Star Trek: The Future...wtf?
Sooo true! I wasn't that thrilled after having seen the last movie, and from what I've seen so far I just KNOW I'm gonna hate the new/old Enterprise, but that doesn't mean I'm not gonna watch it. After all, to really appreciate (AND to hate) it, you have to have SEEN it first, right. Honestly, final judgement won't be delivered until after I've seen the full movie.
This reminds me of something I read ealier this week. Germany's biggest cinema company Cinemaxx advertises Star Trek as Star Trek 11 in their program flyer. In my opinion that undermines every attempt by Abrams to appeal to a broader audience. Now it reads as if it's just another one of these Star Track movies. I don't get why they're doing this.
Because everyone in Germany sees the new Star Trek movie on opening night anyway.
Really, they could cobble together outtakes from "These Are The Voyages" and score it with music from "The Benny Hill Show" and everyone in Germany would buy a ticket as long as it's called "Star Trek." Basically because they don't make "Perry Rhodan" movies any more.
Sooo true! I wasn't that thrilled after having seen the last movie, and from what I've seen so far I just KNOW I'm gonna hate the new/old Enterprise, but that doesn't mean I'm not gonna watch it. After all, to really appreciate (AND to hate) it, you have to have SEEN it first, right.
Honestly, final judgement won't be delivered until after I've seen the full movie.
Re: Star Trek: The Future...wtf?
Wow, I never heard of Mission Stardust. But reading this indicates that I didn't miss anything at all.It depends who you ask.There were never any Perry Rhodan movies, were there?Basically because they don't make "Perry Rhodan" movies any more.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0063859/
Re: Star Trek: The Future...wtf?
A couple of seconds to rehearse wouldn't have hurt, either.
The announcer definitely flubbed that. Sheesh, was there not enough room in the budget to take the five seconds needed to re-record it?
A couple of seconds to rehearse wouldn't have hurt, either.
Re: Star Trek: The Future...wtf NBC?
HEY!
NBC has a long and proud traditional of fucking up Star Trek!
So there!
HEY!
NBC has a long and proud traditional of fucking up Star Trek!
So there!
Re: Star Trek: The Future...wtf?
There's even a soundtrack album.Wow, I never heard of Mission Stardust. But reading this indicates that I didn't miss anything at all.
Re: Star Trek XI "sneak peek" during 'Heroes'? (Star Trek: The Future?
You must have loved all that X2: X-Men United stuff, then.
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Re: Star Trek XI "sneak peek" during 'Heroes'? (Star Trek: The Future?
Radio station up here had that one ID'd as 'X2 - Men United' which sounded like 'two snaps up' more than a comic superhero flick.
You must have loved all that X2: X-Men United stuff, then.
Radio station up here had that one ID'd as 'X2 - Men United' which sounded like 'two snaps up' more than a comic superhero flick.
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Re: Star Trek XI "sneak peek" during 'Heroes'? (Star Trek: The Future?
Wait, wait: So most Germans love Star Trek?
J.
Wait, wait: So most Germans love Star Trek?
J.
