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Salt Creature? Solid A grade. Retains the icky factor and the sad look from the original.
Gorn........
That is a freaking disaster.
In the 'Art of' book, it is identified as "This Proteus lizard creature inspired by Gorn..." not as just a Gorn
Yeah, I don't see a Gorn in that video. Salt creature isn't bad.
Can't watch the video here for some reason. Love the salt creature pic. I'm apprehensive about the Gorn. I thought that the Gorn and Tholians in Enterprise sucked. I expect better if either turns up in nu-Trek-land.
Can't watch the video here for some reason. Love the salt creature pic. I'm apprehensive about the Gorn. I thought that the Gorn and Tholians in Enterprise sucked. I expect better if either turns up in nu-Trek-land.
In the 'Art of' book, it is identified as "This Proteus lizard creature inspired by Gorn..." not as just a Gorn
4-hour eyebrows, every day. per Romulan. whew.
Isn't this entire movie inspired by Star Trek (the TV series)?In the 'Art of' book, it is identified as "This Proteus lizard creature inspired by Gorn..." not as just a Gorn
That doesn't make any sense at all. If they were inspired by a Rhino or a mix between a lizard and a triceratops, I would understand the idea of 'inspiration'. But I have to ask. What's the point? They're drawing inspiration from Star Trek when they're making STAR TREK!
Why shouldn't it be a Gorn? Gorns are a part of Star Trek. Don't use them as "Inspirationg", USE THEM!
Isn't this entire movie inspired by Star Trek (the TV series)?
4-hour eyebrows, every day. per Romulan. whew.
It looked painful, too. (Or were they poking those into a prosthetic the person was wearing? Still, it looked painful.)
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