Me too, but I hope he's more judicious in their use next time, and doesn't flood the entire screen like he did with a few of them...
Sequel Rumors Spell Doom?
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Me too, but I hope he's more judicious in their use next time, and doesn't flood the entire screen like he did with a few of them...
clam down, people.
yeah, let's not go spreading fish stories!
Those weren't lens flares; those were Organians.
Not the same. Pine was pretty much a nobody, a fresh face to a lot of people. Jack Black is a lot more well known and very often his name is above the titles of his movies (not King Kong thankfully). But casting a well-known comedy guy smells of Superman III and the original idea for Star Trek VI. I would hate to see any casting in any role in the Trek films overshadow the rest of it. Jack Black's involvement was shot down, but I see the point in not being happy with the idea.
wasn't Ricardo Montalban in something in which a fat dwarf repeatedly bleated "the plane... the plane!"?
if written well, it can be done.
not that I want this.
You beat me to it!
What's the matter, can't hake it anymore? Too much prawn, I'd guess.
(I'm sorry, I couldn't help it. I sometimes do that just for the halibut.)
On Khan I am firmly in the No camp. Trek movies have been living in TWOK's shadow for over two decades, let's leave it at Nero and be done with it.
Greg Grunberg, however, would be outstanding as Harry Mudd.
Greg Grunberg, however, would be outstanding as Harry Mudd.
Paramount and J.J. have to be loving this. ST09 is still making about $1 million a weekday, and there's already buzz about what the next movie may be.
Hell, if I were J.J., I'd just grin and keep feeding grist to the rumor mill. Khan, Mudd, doesn't matter. Keep people talking.
Hell, if I were J.J., I'd just grin and keep feeding grist to the rumor mill. Khan, Mudd, doesn't matter. Keep people talking.
If the Harry Mudd of "I, Mudd", then you're probably right. I'm not really a fan of the idea of recycling plots and characters any more than has been done already, but something along the lines of the more sinister and menacing Leo Walsh/Harry Mudd character of "Mudd's Women" might not be a bad thing, or at least not automatically so.
I think that's the next thing that happens after the waitress sets the plate of clams on the half shell in front of you.
Pass the lemon, Tabasco and horseradish, please!
What's this I'm herring about Khan and Harry Mudd? Never mind, I'll just go tuna guitar for my son.
What's the matter, can't hake it anymore? Too much prawn, I'd guess.
(I'm sorry, I couldn't help it. I sometimes do that just for the halibut.)
This thread is threatening to jump the shark...
Everything spells fucking doom to Trek fans. I swear...