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I could be wrong, but I feel like I got a small seasons worth of the usual quest to get the thing that does the thing, inside of 90 minutes as a proof of concept. I won't get into spoiler specifics. Clunky exposition, and some cliched last minute character turns. Again with the universe...

Love the costumes and sets. The love and effort is obvious. I had seen the preview a while back, with the Prescott reveal, but I feel like some backstory is missing. How did he survive? How did our heroes end up on the bird of prey? I mean, I was able to connect the dots, but was there another...

Bits of the classic Trek "computer inadvertently alters the course of a culture" , interspersed with TNG style character development moments. I'm not saying it's impossible, but in a world where Q exists, along with countless other fantastical elements of technology, it's difficult to believe...

The fact that this detail passed my notice means you did an excellent job. Either I'm slipping in my old age, was taken away by the story, or both. Bravo!

I enjoyed this. I love the design choices. Not sure if the use of the "Kelvin-verse" style Klingon helmets was done to be pragmatic, and avoid not having to do the extensive and difficult makeup, or if it was simply an aesthetic choice. Whatever the reason, it works well. A thoroughly enjoyable...

I enjoyed the episode for the most part. The sparring scene was bit disconcerting. Lots of jump cuts to distract from a stunt double (?) I also wonder if this will set up something further down the line to explain why M'Benga will return to the Enterprise, but isn't the chief medical officer...

I have to admit, I would really love to see this in some sort of film. The little bits and bobs that they have shown hint at story. Am I reading correctly that this was mostly or all prosthetic makeup? I love mostly all iterations of Trek, but as I get older, and older still, 12 year old me...

I actually found myself re-watching episodes, and wondering if I thought this show was fabulous, or just heightened by the presence of Bridges and Lithgow. No, I genuinely loved it. Their younger counterparts are well cast (Christopher Redman, playing young Harold Harper in particular. I was...

I'm forced to wonder if there was some real world reason Bruce Horak was written out? (Hatred of sitting in the makeup chair? Personal reasons?) Whatever the case, it's a frakking shame. Far and away, my favorite new character. While it added gravitas to what was essentially a homage to Predator...

I hope it's just good old episodic fun, with some multi-part story arcs thrown in for good measure. I am an old fart fan who found TOS as a child in first run syndication. I am decidedly not one of those who hates any era of the franchise. I sort of root for them like a football team. I watched...

As someone who has wanted to see this since reading that article in Starlog, I am absolutely amazed that this project finally got to see the light of day. Congratulations to everyone involved. I have no nits, no picks, and my inner teenager is beyond satisfied. Awesome!

Starship Exeter was my first introduction into fan films, and it is the one that seemed to capture the spirit and intent of Star Trek, for me. (Obviously, as evidenced on these boards, ST can mean all things to all people.) When I was a child and heard live music for the first time, I was...

Was it? Because he filmed most of the epilogue in 2020. I'm not adverse to the idea, but I think if he was given the opportunity to wrap it up, he should have. The open ended aspect seems like a hope on his part that his fans would demand #restorethesnyderverse. Absolute conjecture on my part.

The telling thing is I didn't realize it was 4 hours. I had intended to take breaks, yet found myself continuing. If that's a symptom of bingeing, then oh well. I was entertained, and engrossed in the proceedings. It was a foregone conclusion that I'd like this movie better than the theatrical...

OK....I'm gonna be that guy. Anyone know anything about what's up with this project?

My particular favorite is from Brian Blessed's Vultan: "Flying blind on a rocket cycle???" That man's a gosh darned treasure. @fireproof78 , I believe I stand corrected. My less logical belief is that TPTB would be more forgiving of, well...anyone who doesn't attempt to monetize their project...

I'm simply guessing here that you want Paramount et al, to ease restrictions, so as to let people free to make Star Trek at will. Perhaps even make a little scratch from it, and have Paramount look the other way. Well, they did that for many years. (minus the filthy lucre) Fans have been making...

I just saw a "new trailer" for Axanar on FB, or at least that's what it was touted as, including "new footage". Not one bit of anything new, or anything that I could make out to be new. Literally, old footage from the original, recycled FX footage, pre-vis FX footage, no dialogue, recycled...

It's understandably rough in the edit, and production/sound effects are unfinished. Honestly, I was just happy to finally see it. There's a gem of an episode in there. I hope we can see some of the other lost episodes in some form or another.

I waited this long, and I already got to see one fan film today. No complaints. When it's ready, it's ready. Happy New year!