But they can still have pick-ups, additional audio recording (ADR) and other units filming prior to the final edit is done.
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But they can still have pick-ups, additional audio recording (ADR) and other units filming prior to the final edit is done.
Probably a "walk on" and not a significant part.
^ I think the first article linked by ralph called it a cameo appearance.
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Yeah, it's principal photography which has wrapped. The main cast is basically done in front of the cameras, but second-unit shooting could still happen if required, and stuff like ADR can be going on until quite late in the post-production process.
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I know IMDB isn't exactly a trusted source, but I just saw that Eric Banerd is listed as "Swarm soldier (uncredited)"
Could the baddies be called the Swarm? (and before anyone says, I doubt it's the return of the baddies from the Voyager episode of the same name!)
Could the baddies be called the Swarm? (and before anyone says, I doubt it's the return of the baddies from the Voyager episode of the same name!)
IMDB actually had accurate descriptions for minor role in the past. Probably agents who want to improve their clients' resume. So this can be true.
"Swarm soldier". This sounds interesting if true.
Naw man, naw.
It's gonna be a direct sequel to that episode. Theaters will have two options: they can either run the VOY episode in full as a lead-in to the film, upping the runtime considerably, or they can air a five-minute clipshow montage of what happened. Either way, it catches all those filthy casuals up-to-speed.
not STB news but heres Pine in WW
http://www.denofgeek.com/movies/won...n-first-picture-of-chris-pine-as-steve-trevor
http://www.denofgeek.com/movies/won...n-first-picture-of-chris-pine-as-steve-trevor
The name "Swarm" (not exactly this specie) could be a tribute to Voyager. Why not?
But their tactical system is interesting. "The ships were shuttle-sized, with a weakness being their connectivity with other Swarm vessels. If a feedback pulse was fired at Swarm vessels, other nearby vessels would also be damaged".
I'm just tired of seeing Ship-to-Ship Combat.
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Because "swarm" is an incredibly common and generic word that Voyager has no exclusive claim on. It's the name of a Marvel supervillain, a Transformer, a race from the Starcraft video game, the title of a couple of other video games, a Minnesota lacrosse team, an app, a remote weapon system, a 1978 killer-bee disaster movie, and several science fiction novels, including a Star Wars novel. Not to mention, you know, bees and wasps and locusts and stuff in general. As well as any large group of things that can be perceived analogously to a swarm of bees or locusts, making it a commonplace and natural label for any vast enemy horde (e.g. "The soldiers swarmed over the battlements"). You might as well assume that if the movie uses the word "home," it's referencing the Enterprise episode.
There's also the fact the Swarm in Voyager was in the Delta Quadrant, on the wrong side of the galaxy to be in a TOS-era movie (never mind what the tie-in comics did). And there's the fact that it was totally lame. Although the subplot in the episode of the Doctor's memory loss was compelling, the nominal A plot concerning the Swarm itself was tedious and forgettable. I can't imagine anyone being all that interested in revisiting them, especially in a story set in a different century on the opposite side of the galaxy.
Because it was a Voyager episode.
"I wasn't aware that twelve Klingons constituted a swarm!"
"Swarm" is also a tactic some bookstores use to close in on suspected shoplifters (vague Seinfeld reference).
[yt]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vm2SuAPuA38[/yt]
I think we've established here today that the crew will be going head-to-head against killer bees.
Not the bees!
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