Not my favourite bridge but more of an observation the Ent-D bridge never looked better than it did in GEN
Not my favourite bridge but more of an observation the Ent-D bridge never looked better than it did in GEN
Totally agree, those extra station at the sides, lit stairs at the captains chair & darker lighting make it look awesome.
Way too "designed" for my taste. Looks too much like a set.
Where is that from?
U.S.S. Vengeance from Star Trek Into Darkness. It is pretty slick looking.
Not my favourite bridge but more of an observation the Ent-D bridge never looked better than it did in GEN
Totally agree, those extra station at the sides, lit stairs at the captains chair & darker lighting make it look awesome.
My favorite is the Enterprise-A's bridge:
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Way too "designed" for my taste. Looks too much like a set.
Sulu must be taking the picture.
I'll second this one.The Enterprise-A bridge (Star Trek V).
I'll second this one.The Enterprise-A bridge (Star Trek V).
TFF often gets overlooked in many areas, and I think production design is one. There are some places where Shatner was forced, for budgetary reasons, to use some of the standing TNG sets, and those look horrible in the TFF context. But everywhere they were able to do original work, I think Herman Zimmerman and his team did a fantastic job.
In particular, I think the bridge from TFF is the best melding of the simple, functional layout from TOS and the warm, inviting look of TNG. It seems a logical intermediary step between the two as well. I go against the majority and dislike what Nick Meyer did with it in TUC. He made it too cold and military for my taste. I much prefer the TFF variant. Shame it only made one appearance.
Are the STV and VI bridges the same set? I ask because it looks so much smaller and more cramped in VI. Perhaps just the magic of lighting?
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