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Nice to see you too, amigo, thanks! a little bit of both, actually.. I won't be spoiling too much stuff, since I did indepth review novels the first time around;)..Just a suggestion, but you could add the Youtube link for each episode as you move to the next one. The problem with the immobile...

I wouldn't say "extremely" angry at all. What experience do you mean? As I said, Apollo emasculated Scotty in WMFA, AND it's revealed in this episode that Carolyn died. Fresh wounds like that don't just disappear. If they didn't want Doohan to display his righteous anger towards Apollo at this...

Ahhh, how could I resist this opportunity...I watched some of these again a couple of years ago, and it still holds up visually as far as cinematography and FX. Their achilles heel throughout the series was their lack of experience and skill at plotting and final drafting. Dialogue was less of a...

That's quite amusing, whoever the hell you are, since every post you've made in this thread has zero evidence and is ALL opinions...so much for a serious discussion Moving on: https://www.inverse.com/entertainment/star-trek-kirk-and-spock-death-timelines-765874-unification this article seemed...

Come on, that was as much Carol Marcus as Cumberbatch was Khan...They could have named her Gladys Kromwitz... I believe I said exactly that...

How did that work out for Carol Marcus? How often has she been mentioned in any Trek movie or tv series since the 80s? Because she is no longer an independent character when she does... To use other examples: Lois Lane used to have her own comics series throughout the 50s to the 70s, where ...

I will repeat: Saavik from Wrath of Khan was a breakout character and got a ton of press back in the early 80s. Making her a nonemotional robot in Trek 3 lost her audience appeal (there was barely a ripple of interest in her character after Trek 3 came out) Had they gone through with making her...

Every sentence you use is all about feelings, not evidence. Let's try it this way: Let's say the Punisher marries a single mother with 3 kids, does he still remain the same Punisher that people want to see in movies and tv?

Unsurprising... It's really perplexing that so many people seem just fine with Saavik and Spock getting married, when if you look at the interactions between Kirstie Alley and Nimoy in Wrath of Khan, the two of them display not one iota of attraction or chemistry other than professional...

Oh please...you first

That doesn't make sense...to me it's obviously Kirk's essence travelling towards "heaven" but before he can completely cross over, he enters Spock's final resting place (probably from between Star Trek: Into Darkness and Star Trek Beyond) and both of their consciousnesses meet again before they...

Technically, it's excellent. Sometimes frighteningly so. Sam Witwer did a great job mimicking some of Shatner's facial expressions... Storywise, it's a bit barebones. You'd think his son David might have been among the people assembled to greet Kirk? also, all of them were humanoid apart from...

I did use the word "insufferably" in regards to the two existing threads on Axanar, you're changing what I said... And YES, this thread is to talk about fan FILMS, the films themselves, but the discussion was meandering off topic. Like if this was a discussion about Kill Bill, and suddenly it...

there's already at least 2 insufferably long threads to go complain about Axanar...please take pity on us and go take whatever you have to say there...

I agree with the choices of Star Trek Aurora (this is a 3d production) , you should look also at Star Trek: Ambush (a UK production), Starship Intrepid (also a UK prod.) , Starship Valiant, (from Oklahoma IIRC), Yorktown... Farragut has its flaws but is entertaining. Starship Exeter (the first...

@ jespah, Maybe the thread title should be a tad modified? (since Homecoming was released like 3 years ago)

Looking forward to this...

I mentioned this in the last Bond movie thread...Wilson and Broccoli have been creatively spent for a number of years, but their egos just won't let them relinquish the reigns to anyone else who would definitely rejuvenate the series. they tried aping the Bourne series, and that didn't help...

It means this is yet again the bellyaching of many people who can't handle that what gave them the feels back when they were kiddies has changed and isn't for THEM anymore...if they haven't watched any of the dozens of versions over the last few decades, they are just outraged over the "loss" of...

And yet, the producers are hard at work on a season 2. By the way, I've been watching the various versions of Scooby Doo from at least the last 10 years (including series, straight-to-DVDs and the CG feature) It wouldn't surprise me to hear that most of the nay-sayers haven't seen one minute of...