Oops...but they don't think people will be looking as closely at these things...
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Oops...but they don't think people will be looking as closely at these things...
Data was corrupted.I don't think the art department were given a stardate for Star Trek Beyond when they were doing their thing...
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(the movie starts on SD 2263.02 and ends on 2263.04)
Data was corrupted.
Yay daytime edits.That was in "Descent".
I'm watching '09 again on a Delta flight, it's very distracting when Kirk calls Spock a 'pointy eared buzzard', several other scenes have been modified too.
I noticed that. It's an old TV antenna on the helm/nav station. I thought it was a very cool, very retro but very unrealistic touch.However one thing I haven't noticed before, I'm sure I saw a metal support wire in the centre of the bridge on the Kelvin, ring any bells?
I noticed that. It's an old TV antenna on the helm/nav station. I thought it was a very cool, very retro but very unrealistic touch.
So was Lore.....................runs and hides.Data was corrupted.
Thanks to Nightfever's awesome Enterprise-A CG, I've finally figured out what the mysterious "light bar" at the fore of the Enterprise-A is during the Beyond credits - it's an officer's lounge!
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School Bus Into Darkness
Grunbeg usually makes an appearance in Abrams' productions, I believe.Interesting that Greg Grunberg was the voice of young Kirk's angry stepdad and also played Commander Finnegan, named for (and presumably was the alternate reality version of) the cadet that was the bane of Kirk Prime's existence.
You are correct!Grunbeg usually makes an appearance in Abrams' productions, I believe.
Sure! Here's the school bus in Into Darkness:I can't see this picture, Daniel; can you please re-display it for me?
San Francisco, from the Vengeance window after the crash.Is that San Francisco or London?
Lon Doncisco,
Is that San Francisco or London?
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