Perfect!
I've had no problem with the humor since the very first time I saw it. Both the 'hands' scene and the 'Scotty/tube' scene were well done.
exactly!
Perfect!
I've had no problem with the humor since the very first time I saw it. Both the 'hands' scene and the 'Scotty/tube' scene were well done.
Don't get me wrong, I loved him banging on the side of the tank, I just did not need him being sucked toward the cuisinart thing. It seemed unlikely they would kill off Scotty so soon after introducing him.
I agree, it was fuuny in some parts. I like the part where Kirk ask Scotty "Are you alright" and Scotty's reponse is "My head is buzzing and I'm soaked other than that I'm fine" that was real funny!I thought the scene was really funny
I agree, it was fuuny in some parts. I like the part where Kirk ask Scotty "Are you alright" and Scotty's reponse is "My head is buzzing and I'm soaked other than that I'm fine" that was real funny!I thought the scene was really funny![]()
I was wondering how they could have achieved this without resorting to a comic set piece involving Simon Pegg in a tranluscent tube. One way would have them simply transport several feet off the ground and then drop like Wile E. Coyote after they're finished beaming. Elaborating on that idea you could have them reappear upside down, sideways, diagonal or whatever. In space there is no up or down.
If there is not a soul in sight why do you assume its a busy area?My issue with the sequence was how barren the set looked. Isn't the Enterprise supposed to have a crew of over 1,000 since it's bigger than the Kelvin which had over 800? Yet Kirk is running through this busy looking area and there's not a soul in sight.
I was recently thinking the same thing re the mutual saves. When I first saw the film, I was not so keen on the scene, but, in my by-now multiple viewing at home, just yesterday, I thought, yeah, it works okay. It was still a serious situation, even if it was in a way meant to have a humorous note to it.Perfect!
I've had no problem with the humor since the very first time I saw it. Both the 'hands' scene and the 'Scotty/tube' scene were well done.
Don't get me wrong, I loved him banging on the side of the tank, I just did not need him being sucked toward the cuisinart thing. It seemed unlikely they would kill off Scotty so soon after introducing him.
I never had the impression that Scotty would get 'Slap Chopped'. But as a plot point, what better way to gain loyalty than to save a life. Kirk saved Sulu by jumping off of the platform over Vulcan, Scotty by getting him out of the tube, Spock and Pike by ordering transport, and most important, the entire ship before dropping from warp by getting Pike to raise shields and go to red alert...all just in time. But the bottom line is, the comedy worked.
I agree, it was fuuny in some parts. I like the part where Kirk ask Scotty "Are you alright" and Scotty's reponse is "My head is buzzing and I'm soaked other than that I'm fine" that was real funny!I thought the scene was really funny![]()
Really, I think if they needed to cut a scene, it would have to be the Monster Chase scene on the ice planet. That's the roll-my-eyese scene that takes me out of the movie more and more each time I see it.
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