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The US has been doing it for decades.

So... We went from "Quentin frakking Tarantino possibly/hopefully directing Star Trek 14" to "S.J. Clarkson (Who?) to direct Star Trek 14". Disappointing, to say the least.

And that wasn’t even his worst demand.

Maybe the E-A in the turnaround video was an early prototype and they did fix it. Because the E-A of the photo does look better. Here’s hoping.

Lost... IMO: First time viewing? Astonishing show! Repeat viewings (after it ended)? I’d rather watch paint dry.

"can I copy your homework"? "yeah. Just change it up a bit so it doesn’t look obvious you copied" "ok"

True. But billion dollar comedies aimed at kids and pre-teens aren’t necessarily good comic book adaptations either.

When you have the same exact people who constantly piss over even highly acclaimed and iconic comic book movies such as Richard Donner’s Superman (1978), Tim Burton’s Batman (1989) and Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight (2008) it’s easy to recognize genuine comic book fans from the Disney fanboys.

It began as a WB/DC film thread for fans. Pretty quick it turned into Disney/Marvel Troll Central.

It’s interesting that the failed remake TV pilot "The Robinsons: Lost in Space" (2004) starred Jayne Brook (Discovery’s Adm. Katrina Cornwell) as Maureen Robinson and Adrianne Palicki (Orville’s Cmdr. Kelly Grayson) as Judy Robinson.

The Lucas Special Editions... Now those were real crap.

Like the article states, the upcoming Bumblebee Transformers movie, is very much steaming ahead. But Hasbro-Paramount are looking for a reboot of the franchise and that will probably happen with movie #7.

We already knew that though.

Great way to end a season and make us eager for season 2.

Anyone can loan me $17,000? It will buy you (limited) visiting rights! Anyone?

And then we all watched TFF and our minds were set at ease. :lol:

$9,000 for the Disco and $8,000 for the Shen? Give me two of each.

It wasn’t Spock. It was a Klingon altered to pass as Spock. "Spoq" if you will.

They’re owned by CBS and they still gave DSC a mixed review?

I wonder... How are the audiences of 2018 supposed to accept the aesthetics of 2001?