StarTrekRcks, this isn't meant to be a shot against you but think about this...
What if there was a character you loved growing up as a little girl who you thought had some admirable qualities and then as you grew up some aspects of the character which were easy to parody became the 'stereotype', the 'checklist' for said character?
Now imagine that after awhile, they decided to make a new show or movie about your favorite character. You knew what the character was about but then when you go see this new interpretation it's based on the stereotypes instead of the actual character.
How would you feel?
As fans of Shatner's Kirk, the impression we got of Kirk was a strong confident leader with enough machismo and charm to spare for a whole starship. The stereotype was a skirt-chasing overly confident person.
The Kirk in the 2009 edition played more like the stereotype than the actual character we as fans had seen throughout TOS's run.
It's not that we think PINE was the reason for this disappointing interpretation but rather what JJ Abrams and his writers, Orci and Kurtzman, gave Pine to work with, which wasn't in our opinion, all that like the 'real' Captain.