Speak for yourself. I had to force myself to watch it.
Can a company rip itself off ?
Is this the Mitt Romney "corporations are people" thing?![]()
If I ever have fun with Trek again, it will not be on he big screen but the small one. Here's hoping for that day.
That's where I'm at, and have been since Enterprise. Hell, even a miniseries every so often would be preferred to another year on year of formulaic stories.If I ever have fun with Trek again, it will not be on he big screen but the small one. Here's hoping for that day.
For me, another TV series would be tedious and overkill. I'd rather have a new outer-space drama instead of beating the rancid, bloated carcass of Star Trek again and again.
Movies every few years are a fun nostalgic trip for me. Another TV series, not so much.
If I ever have fun with Trek again, it will not be on he big screen but the small one. Here's hoping for that day.
For me, another TV series would be tedious and overkill. I'd rather have a new outer-space drama instead of beating the rancid, bloated carcass of Star Trek again and again.
Movies every few years are a fun nostalgic trip for me. Another TV series, not so much.
That's where I'm at, and have been since Enterprise. Hell, even a miniseries every so often would be preferred to another year on year of formulaic stories.
^As much as I hate to agree with you, yeah, Star Trek should stay on the big screen; it's pretty much reached the limits of what it can be on the small screen.
They're different mediums with different strengths and weaknesses. A film can be just as inventive and flexible as TV and vice versa.Except theatrical films cannot be anywhere near as inventive and flexible as a tv series, despite a bigger budget. I think Trek TV is still feasible. That last season of ENT proved it could still be done as long as you had passionate writers behind it.
Except theatrical films cannot be anywhere near as inventive and flexible as a tv series, despite a bigger budget. I think Trek TV is still feasible. That last season of ENT proved it could still be done as long as you had passionate writers behind it.
Yeah, they've kinda of mined it all out. By the end of Voyager the galaxy felt tiny. Even if they went to another Galaxy, it'd just be the same formula again. It got predictable.Except theatrical films cannot be anywhere near as inventive and flexible as a tv series, despite a bigger budget. I think Trek TV is still feasible. That last season of ENT proved it could still be done as long as you had passionate writers behind it.
It isn't whether it's feasible or not. It's whether or not I want to really revisit the universe again on a weekly basis? As much as I love Star Trek, the answer for me is no.
Which Trek has sadly lacked since most of Voyager. Hell, even the characters got to be formulaic after a while. By the time Voyager ended, I didn't not care one bit if they got home or not. Enterprise's characters were bland--a big problem for a prequel--but they fit in all the appropriate peg holes.The big draw is characters you want to follow, not whatever formula.
Depends on the show. Some are formula driven, some are character driven and some are plot driven. There's more than one way to do TV.The big draw is characters you want to follow, not whatever formula.
The big draw is characters you want to follow, not whatever formula.
Which Trek has sadly lacked since most of Voyager. Hell, even the characters got to be formulaic after a while. By the time Voyager ended, I didn't not care one bit if they got home or not. Enterprise's characters were bland--a big problem for a prequel--but they fit in all the appropriate peg holes.The big draw is characters you want to follow, not whatever formula.
I don't own a cell phone on principle - or any other mobile device that encourages illiteracy or falls down manholes - so I'm not an expert, but has no one any control over their spelling and visual checks on these things?I was being tounge and cheek, but you know I am right.
No, now I have no idea what you were trying to say.
(I believe the term is "tongue-in-cheek".)
Blame it on my "smart phone" spellshek.
I have trouble mustering up the interest to read a Trek comic or novel anymore.
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