The only thing we saw nuSpock come to terms with, was the fact that he was a 'Momma's Boy'.
Yeah, being upset at the murder of your mother makes you a "momma's boy"
Does ST09 make 'Nemesis' less consequential, or more tragic?
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Yeah, being upset at the murder of your mother makes you a "momma's boy"
The only thing we saw nuSpock come to terms with, was the fact that he was a 'Momma's Boy'.
Yeah, being upset at the murder of your mother makes you a "momma's boy"
Oh, relax Cupcake, it was a joke.
By the by... you may want to go back and watch the whole film and not just one scene.
It took Prime Spock almost 7 years in the original TOS to "come to terms with his "half-human nature. Why should this movie be a pivotal point in that? TOS handled that quite well up until TMP. For Orci & Kurtzman just to ignore that just to make "NuSpock", is another added "wank" just to make him more "accessible" to the general public......
Yes, of course him. Pretty egotistical of you that you keep repeating yourself to us that don't like the film.
And yes they relied HEAVILY on the sets and action to carry the movie to what they wanted.
It wasn't about making Spock "more accessable", it was about telling Spock's story in 2 hours, rather than between 1964 and 1979.
But telling Spock's story in two hours is in no way satisfying. You just miss so much of the journey. Star Trek 2009 really reminds me of Avatar: The Last Airbender film (or vice-versa). Even the uninitiated can tell they're missing alot. YMMV.
Wow, then why dont you just write it then???
Exactly! It was that journey that made the character who he was. So many well told stories came about because of his "inner battle".
Egotistical? I have no personal gain. But I do enjoy it regardless.
Good for them!