How Star Wars Ruined Star Trek
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As far as the supernova--it might be there was exotic matter the star ingested--causing it to explode much more violently--super naquadah or something. In the Sternbach Chronology--you had the phi-Puma superblast due to a galactic faultline of sorts.
Trekksters? That's the new hair band.
Next up St. Vincent and the Grenadines
Trekksters? That's the new hair band.
Next up St. Vincent and the Grenadines
Or Lando.
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There's always room for Lando.
Eh, if Christopher Lee can pull it off, I'm sure that Chris Pine can do it to 
Yeah I don't agree with this. Chris Pine is a fairly hot commodity, so being in both franchises would not be the career killer. Perhaps he is referring to the fact that very few featured actors in the Star Wars franchise have gone on to have an illustrious career.
That is true, but co-relation does not prove causation, and in the case of Ewan, he had tended to favor more 'edgy' or 'indie' films, so his appearance in the prequels was really an outlier.
Chris Pine has been running the big budget action comedy route and unfortunately may run into the same problem virtually every "hot commodity" actor and actress runs into: replacement by the next big thing.
Well, that happens a lot, because mostly actors like Pine are just average, and I don't even mean that in a negative way. They come and go. There are only a few standouts in a decade. Cumberbatch is one. His voice acting and his performance in Sherlock gets him places. But Pine? He's just the average pretty face with a couple of action comedies and a perfume commercial. Sam Worthington's flame extinguished already as well, even though he was supposed to be a big star with Avatar, Terminator and Clash of the Titans. Next one to vanish soon after a few big budget movies is Chris Pratt.
Hum... I think Pratt has more talent and charm than all of those others, however. He may have more staying power.
Pratt is also primarily a TV actor, so I would be surprised to see him vanish. He may not get big budget starring roles, but he'll still be around.
Also, Ewan's uncle was in the original Star Wars trilogy, so he jumped at the opportunity to continue on.
Also, Pine has been willing to step out in to other roles, including "Into the Woods" to expand his resume.
He may last, or he may not. Quite honestly, I'm happy with his work so far, and hope he continues on with a long career.
In my opinion, I see him either burning out by the end of the decade and/or transitioning to TV work, which can offer him some longevity. I don't see him lasting as an A-lister doing rom - coms and action flicks. Perhaps if he gets a solid, "dramatic" , Oscar-bait role, he might be able to stick around a bit longer.
No reflection on his talents or abilities, of course, just the way that Hollywood seems to work.
Yeah, Pratt's just overflowing with this charisma so that even when he's playing a jerk he's a likable jerk people want to have around. I would not be surprised if he has a career like John Goodman's, where even if you know the movie is awful you at least have his part to look forward to.
Yet another stupid blogger talking bullshit and not making any sense. But what else is new?
Boy, do I ever miss Starlog,and wish that it could come back-it was more professional than any of these websites.
