I saw that tooDid anyone notice the Shenzhou bridge seems to be on the underside of the ship? And: It has a Kelvin-timeline style bridge window. Prime timeline my ass.
In what way?
I saw that tooDid anyone notice the Shenzhou bridge seems to be on the underside of the ship? And: It has a Kelvin-timeline style bridge window. Prime timeline my ass.
In what way?
Is it named Enterprise? The most likely it will be destroyed, save for in major motion pictures.Of course, it's the one that looks to be most likely destroyed.. haha.![]()
Believe me, it sucks being born in the 17th month.Is it named Enterprise? The most likely it will be destroyed, save for in major motion pictures.
Quite the opposite of credulity. I hold people to their actual words. Nice red herring though!Polticians and the advertising industry thank you for your credulity and for opening your wallet so eagerly.
The meaning of marketing neologisms is fluid. Who you gonna believe, tweeting executives or your lyin' eyes?![]()
Nope and Nope!Yep, at least half are reboots to some degree or another.
I'd call Discovery a stealth reboot, except that it's right out there in the open.![]()
Having the bridge topside or underside doesn't really matter; what matters is that having it sit everywhere near the hull of the ship is a huge vulnerability. When I see the TOS Enterprise, I think "bullseye on a dartboard".
Don't count on it. Her mandarin isn't very good.Exactly. I'm saying that I hope Yeoh's influence will get "Shenzhou" pronounced passably right.
Yeoh learned English and Malay before Cantonese. She learned the Mandarin lines for Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon phonetically
Trailers are not assembled by directors, and rarely are final takes used. They work with what material is given to the trailer company to make the biggest hook for an audience.
Did anyone cringe when Picard said "Lootenant" instead of "Leftenant"?
It's possible that notion departed with Fuller, but if it's still true I couldn't tell from the trailer!
Your point being? Picard not saying "lieutenant" the British way is another instance of Hollywood either plain failing at a non-American cultural point or else overriding the non-American who actually knows the culturally-appropriate way.
I pray Yeoh or someone on Discovery gets "Shenzhou" decent for speaking English.
Same deal with Marina Sirtis awful quasi-greek mushmouth accent. She should have just used her regular speaking voice.
Also, this is a very bizarre discussion - arguing over the way the cast may or may not pronounce a word. This is a worse gripe than the complaint about the "acting" in teaser.
Because the production team determines the direction of the show. Actors usually conform to their requirements because they want to keep working.Picard is French
And why blame Hollywood or the producers? Patrick Stewart spoke the words. Should he not be one chastised for saying it wrong?
Also, this is a very bizarre discussion - arguing over the way the cast may or may not pronounce a word. This is a worse gripe than the complaint about the "acting" in teaser.
The optimistic outlook Star Trek strives to portray is just getting lost, it is being dragged into a deep, dark dungeon .![]()
Warp 10, baby!I have to say, Saru looks sort of like mutant Tom Paris from Threshold:
http://discovery.trekcore.com/gallery/displayimage.php?pid=347&fullsize=1
http://voy.trekcore.com/gallery/albums/2x15/threshold_427.jpg
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