I was hoping nuSpock would show Spock a picture of Harrison and Spock would say, 'This man is a fraud, Khan was a Sikh'
I was hoping nuSpock would show Spock a picture of Harrison and Spock would say, 'This man is a fraud, Khan was a Sikh'
If Khan were a Sikh, he'd have had a beard and no waxed chest. Marla didn't have a clue what she was talking about.
Yes, one can be a bad Sikh, shave and not wear a turban, but Khan would never have been recognized as a Sikh on-sight appearing as he did.I was hoping nuSpock would show Spock a picture of Harrison and Spock would say, 'This man is a fraud, Khan was a Sikh'
If Khan were a Sikh, he'd have had a beard and no waxed chest. Marla didn't have a clue what she was talking about.
And every Catholic only has sex after marriage.
And every Muslim doesn't drink alcohol.
And every Nazi had blue eyes and blond hair.
She also made a painting of him in a turban and he didn't object to it. And he ruled over Asia and the Middle East. And his name is Khan Noonien Singh. So Khan was pretty much from India for all intents and purposes.
Khan was trying to seduce her, nitpicking her painting probably wouldn't have helped. Plus, that he didn't immediately put on a turban once revived is another big hit against him being Sikh.
He may have been Indian, or engineered in India or perhaps just ruled there, but he still can't be Sikh or recognized as one because he breaks too many fundamental rules. IMO the best way to deal with it is to simply say Marla was he worst historian in the Federation.
Plus, I can't imagine Khan (either version) believing in any higher power above himself.
I always love seeing Nimoy on screen.
The more the better.
And I think Spock Prime should be helping them more eg giant amoeba thingy, Deneva, Romulus, the whales, the 3 Earth probes. He could save billions. Sort of make up for Vulcan.
Did you think it was clever or did you think it was cheesy? Did it add to the film or did it completely take you out of it? Just a basic survey.
Pure fan service. Would the writers have written a scene in which he contacts Prime-Spock about a bad guy called Nebulon or somthing?
Pure fan service. Would the writers have written a scene in which he contacts Prime-Spock about a bad guy called Nebulon or somthing?
Quinto's Spock may very well have contacted Nimoy's Spock about Nebulon in-universe, but since Prime Spock would have no info we (the audience) would not see that interaction as it would not be relevant.
Khan was trying to seduce her, nitpicking her painting probably wouldn't have helped.
Khan was trying to seduce her, nitpicking her painting probably wouldn't have helped.
Ha! I can just imagine him saying, "The coloring is all wrong. Did you study painting through a correspondence course? Was your teacher a blind person? Did you paint this and then let your pet guinea pig pee all over it?
"Now, pleasure me..."
Leonard Nimoy scene? LOVED IT!
I always love seeing Nimoy on screen.
The more the better.
And I think Spock Prime should be helping them more eg giant amoeba thingy, Deneva, Romulus, the whales, the 3 Earth probes. He could save billions. Sort of make up for Vulcan.
Yes, when the name of the game is giving the audience what it wants, yes. Nimoy's surprise cameo in STID was a bonus, a feel good moment for fans old and new. As for what we did and didn't see on screen in terms of what was said, I believe much more was said AFTER the scene ended. There's no way any officer would leave a conversation of that importance that vague.
Not sure I'm with you on the help on other missions and crises. Remember Nimoy's line from 09, something to the effect, of "I could not deprive you of all you would discover together, of a friendship which will define you both". He won't help them through every crisis any more than he didn't beam onto Enterprise and tell nuSpock to give nuKirk command. Plot short circuits aside, Spock Prime just can't be the crutch through every problem the nuCrew faces. There's no growth there.
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