Well, at least the whole duck blind scene was fun to watch.
I don't think they forgot, but rather the effect they intended to go for turned out to be too complicated for the f/x crew, so whatever was originally planned was dropped. It's too bad ILM was not available.IIRC, they even mixed up Crusher and Troi in one scene, and they forgot to replace the giant bluescreen effect behind the collector set![]()
I remember rounding up and taking all of my ‘cool’ mates to the cinema to see this in an attempt to turn them in to Star Trek fans after the fantastic ‘First Contact’... surely this film has to be as good as First Contact and my friends will be immediate converts and enjoy Star Trek just as much as me...
I have never squirmed and felt as embarrassed in my whole life tbh...
Personally, I like the film, but it put me in to an awkward situation one time...
I remember rounding up and taking all of my ‘cool’ mates to the cinema to see this in an attempt to turn them in to Star Trek fans after the fantastic ‘First Contact’... surely this film has to be as good as First Contact and my friends will be immediate converts and enjoy Star Trek just as much as me...
I have never squirmed and felt as embarrassed in my whole life tbh...
Personally, I like the film, but it put me in to an awkward situation one time...
Which scene?IIRC, they even mixed up Crusher and Troi in one scene,
Untrue. For better or worse, the blue of that set was a conscious design choice. (The Son'a ship has blue lighting elsewhere, and the collector set had greenscreens in place for effects work, not blue.and they forgot to replace the giant bluescreen effect behind the collector set![]()
Ah jeez, that's just them nodding in a different order to him saying their names.when picard introduces them to anij and the other guy.
Ah jeez, that's just them nodding in a different order to him saying their names.
Anij is the most bumptious character in the Trek canon. She alone makes it unwatchable to the point where the film's other flaws kind of just blur together.
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Ouch! That must've been painful. I didn't bring anyone, but I remember overhearing people who were super-disappointed Insurrection wasn't another First Contact. They didn't know about the even/odd curse and found out about it the hard way.
I hate to say it (because I like TMP, TSFS, and TFF), but never show your "cool" friends who aren't fans an odd-numbered Old Trek movie or one that's divisible by five, as The One you're trying to covert them with. Just don't do it...
I took my girlfriend, who I'd been dating for about a month, and two other couples.
I thought I was going to be a hero, converting Star Trek fans en mass for future generations.
I was incorrect.
It could have been worse. Imagine if it was "Nemesis".
I liked Nemesis about 100 times better than Insurrection, though.
That must've happened alot - non fans having seen or heard good things about the previous great movie from their Trekkie friend, only to be in a cinema sat next to their squirming Trek loving friend, angrily watching The Final Frontier, Generations, Insurrection or Beyond.I remember rounding up and taking all of my ‘cool’ mates to the cinema to see this in an attempt to turn them in to Star Trek fans after the fantastic ‘First Contact’... surely this film has to be as good as First Contact and my friends will be immediate converts and enjoy Star Trek just as much as me...
I have never squirmed and felt as embarrassed in my whole life tbh...
Personally, I like the film, but it put me in to an awkward situation one time...
There were Trekkies who loved Into Darkness so much that they felt confident dragging friends to the next one?or Beyond.
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