Star Trek Movie Script Review

[Andrew Harris]

Heya--with the Star Trek world premiere late tonight/tomorrow, I thought I might give fans a sneak-peek of what to expect with a spoiler-free script review of the film.

Enjoy!

http://sn.im/eah6t

 

[The Academic]

Heya--with the Star Trek world premiere late tonight/tomorrow, I thought I might give fans a sneak-peek of what to expect with a spoiler-free script review of the film.

http://sn.im/eah6t

[Once more, a cautious sight of relief...]

 

[The Wormhole]

A positive review? Whoever wrote that is clearly a studio plant and is being bribed by Abrams/Paramount to generate good word of mouth. I find this surprisingly petty of Abrams/Paramount and now consider them hopeless.

 

[SalvorHardin]

Though I don't pay too much attention to reviews and tend to trust just my own eyes and the eyes of a few people I know, I certainly hope you are correct and it has all translated well on the screen.

We'll see soon...

It’s a story that communicates everything we’ve loved about Trek, to the masses who could never quite fathom why we loved it; it is, in almost every way, the Star Trek movie we’ve been waiting for.

 

[cubbie]

It sounds good so far. Hopefully we can get more spoiler free reviews.

 

[Borgminister]

Heartening.

 

[Desleane]

With review or without it, must see ourselves

 

[SheliakBob]

Abomination.

 

[urbandk]

Heya--with the Star Trek world premiere late tonight/tomorrow, I thought I might give fans a sneak-peek of what to expect with a spoiler-free script review of the film.

Enjoy!

http://sn.im/eah6t

hey cool! thanks for the link and the review!

 

[Augustus]

cool!

 

[Captain Pike]

The gateway at my work is blocking that site due to "Web reputation - Low".

 

[Admiral Buzzkill]

Well, the author liked it.

 

[Andrew Harris]

The gateway at my work is blocking that site due to "Web reputation - Low".

Try this link, which is the long-URL to the main blog page:

andrewstevenharris.wordpress.com

Pax!

 

[Plum]

That was some awesome review! Dig the man's comments about continuity!

Gotta wonder if the die-hard fans will grok it?

 

[Captain Pike]

The gateway at my work is blocking that site due to "Web reputation - Low".

Try this link, which is the long-URL to the main blog page:

andrewstevenharris.wordpress.com

Pax!

Cheers, that works. Thanks.

 

[M'Sharak]

Heya--with the Star Trek world premiere late tonight/tomorrow, I thought I might give fans a sneak-peek of what to expect with a spoiler-free script review of the film.

Enjoy!

http://sn.im/eah6t

Thanks for the review, Andrew! I continue to be encouraged by what I read.

 

[JuanBolio]

Sounds good to me!

 

[ancient]

I can't wait to see Gary Mitchell, Finnigan, and the penis rock on the big screen.

Because those are why we got into Trek, and if this movie is showing non-fans why Trek is cool, it must logically have those things.

Nice review, btw.

 

[CordrazineOD]

The gateway at my work is blocking that site due to "Web reputation - Low".

Must be because his "dormant anarchism" doesn't fit your management's corporate propaganda model.

 

[Messianni]

Thanks for the review! This part especially piqued my interest...

It constructs a deceptively elegant device to leave in place all that has gone before, while striking off in a bold new direction. It’s a fresh coat of paint on the ship that we’re all already familiar and comfortable with.

There is indeed a moment in the script—I won’t say what it is, even though it’s already been leaked and widely discussed, since I promised no spoilers—that indelibly marks this as a new continuity; it’s sure to be controversial among the fans, but it’s not a cheap stunt or way of dismissing the old stories. It’s the story’s way of cementing a new identity all its own.