On Quinto: "He seems fruity, that guy." [Howard Stern interview]
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Howard said on his show today that "Star Trek" is the best science fiction movie of all-time! He went on to say that J.J. successfully breathed new life into a stale franchise, something George Lucas tried and failed to do with Episodes 1-3 of Star Wars. Robin gushed about how good it was and was particularly taken with Chris Pine. Everyone else that saw it with them loved it too!
Well, that's worth quite a few tickets sold.
RobertScorpio
Pariah
And for you that would be???? Not making an issue, but I am quite sure not everyone is going to agree with your answer...we'll see
Rob
Man I miss hearing Stern. I wonder what George Takei's gaydar says about Quinto and Pine?
So I guess you don't like Howard???? Isn't it great that when you don't like something you can just change the "dial" and poof it's gone!
Ah I can almost hear me dear old mum screaming at me now to turn down the radio with that "guttersnipe" on it...we fought about this practically every morning...oh she just hated him so...but I did catch her watching his show on Channel 9 (remember that with Kevin Keith Callenback LOL) and she'd quickly turn it off before I could bust her....but yeah leave it to Howard to ask the questions that no one else will!
2001
as in "the Space Odyssey".
JIMO
(runner up: Galaxy Quest).
actually, my favorite sci fi movie is TWOK. but it's not the best there is.
oh come on. there are SO MANY! how do we even choose?!
dunno for sure but mine doesn't go off with Pine at all. he's very... uh.. male
with Quinto, I think he's just not that sexual. he lives in his mind.
just my hunch.
Isn't that interesting?
I remember reading the late Joan Winston's book(about eight times), "The Making of The Trek Conventions" and somebody makes a similar comment about Shatner and Nimoy's "vibe" in front of an audience.
They say that when Shatner is up on stage there is almost this lust from the audience and the feeling that they want to tear his clothes off. However, with Nimoy, they are all hushed, as if they are having an audience with the Pope.
Just found the parallels to what Indranee wrote interesting.
I remember reading the late Joan Winston's book(about eight times), "The Making of The Trek Conventions" and somebody makes a similar comment about Shatner and Nimoy's "vibe" in front of an audience.
They say that when Shatner is up on stage there is almost this lust from the audience and the feeling that they want to tear his clothes off. However, with Nimoy, they are all hushed, as if they are having an audience with the Pope.
Just found the parallels to what Indranee wrote interesting.
I don't think it will be "the greatest science fiction film of all time," but I'm hoping it's Star Wars (77) and Indiana Jones (81) thrill ride good.
To be fair Howard Stern also said Wolverine was better than Iron Man.
...and we all know about that.
...and we all know about that.
RobertScorpio
Pariah
2001
as in "the Space Odyssey".
JIMO
(runner up: Galaxy Quest).
actually, my favorite sci fi movie is TWOK. but it's not the best there is.
oh come on. there are SO MANY! how do we even choose?!
You know? I agree with you right down the line!!! seriously!!
Rob
My favorite sf movie is "Forbidden Planet." I wouldn't claim that it's the best, just my favorite.
RobertScorpio
Pariah
I see no harm whatever in remakes. They are often interesting, if not often good and they never cause the original films to vanish. What people like George Lucas do to their own past work is more problematic, IMAO.
Opie and Anthony's interview with JJ was much better. Stern's an old hack.
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