I don't like the Intrepid-class design either. It just looks completely generic and uninteresting. As much as I like the Sovereign-class design, I hate that it started a trend of eliminating the saucer/neck/stardive designs in Star Trek.
I've always said that it was a really fun, entertaining movie until the split-second before Spock does the "Khan" yell. Then it becomes, quite literally, unwatchable for me. Like, it gives me a headache it's so bad. So I'm not sure how I feel about it as an overall film. I love about 3/4 of it, and then I detest the last 1/4 (except the epilogue that takes place a year later). There's also pieces of the plot that make absolutely no sense, but I'm pretty forgiving of that.
The Metron is not wearing a toga. Here is a link to a Wikipedia article about togas: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toga
I didn’t like it that much. It was too long, and had significant plot holes. Beyond was the best of the three Kelvin movies.
I think the main issue with STID was that the constant TWOK references overshadowed a lot of the good stuff.
Currently watching Season 7 of DS9 and I'm so freaking thankful that unlike TV Netflix has the option to skip through all those awful, superfluous Vic Fontaine scenes. That's one aspect of DS9 I never liked, the show's romance with the early 20th century.
Ehhh...yes and no for me. On the one hand, yeah its referencing what is considered a far superior film. On the other hand, I'm fully invested in these characters, this relationship, and (aside from the "Khan" yell) I'm not thinking about another film when I'm that engaged.
That’s fair. I just feel like I and a lot of other fans might have been kinder to it at first if they’d downplayed the Khan references a bit.
The Alternative Factor is entertaining. Whereas What Are Little Girls Made of is a slog because of the muddy colors and lack of investment in Chapel.
I would like DS9 even more if Ezri had replaced Jadzia sooner. I greatly preferred Ezri's character and found her more interesting. Plus the character had potential they couldn't exploit in just one season.
I'm the opposite. I enjoy that era and style of music and I'll take every Vic Fontaine scene every day and twice on Sunday over any Bajoran religious scene/episode.