Considering the spoilers that must mean that the cinematography of the episode was great.
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Considering the spoilers that must mean that the cinematography of the episode was great.
Yea I kind've figured at this point.
I'm sure seeing it on an IMAX screen also helps.
I'm not sure, I'm more bemused than anything if some of that stuff is true. lol
I'm a little under an hour away from watching it so i'll say good night and have a pleasant evening.
I liked it. It felt like they knew where they wanted each character to end up and set things up reasonably well. Lots of good character moments.
I think there was only one new physical set in this episode that wasn't seen previously. They seemed to spend a lot of money on the visual effects.
(From memory)
"Threesome"
"Swords are fun"
"Threesome"
"Swords are fun"
I think there was only one new physical set in this episode that wasn't seen previously. They seemed to spend a lot of money on the visual effects.
Since when does Star Trek take risks without a reset button?
There's really nothing to spoil honestly. It was handled in the most boring, straightforward, vanilla, Jay Leno way it possibly could have been. No main character deaths/long term changes/implications either. There is literally nothing to spoil. So unimaginative all they could do was repeat the fucking end of All Good Things. It's just fucking pathetic.
I expect no big surprises, that was all last week at the peak of the story. Now it's just all gonna be wrapped up.
The season forms the SF symbol arc! Rising... rising... peak at 9, then fast drop at the end
Well, I expect some surprise at how they actually win this. We’ve got a literal museum piece against all of Starfleet… yeah, I’ve got nothing.
We came close when the original idea for the end of DS9 was for the federation to lose
I never thought the Federation would lose. Only because the Federation had to be around for the TNG Movies and it had to be around for Voyager to come back to.
No, it's just stupid and actually all too easy. "No Jack, fight the dark side, don't be an asshole."
"Okay."
Now let's do a shittier version of the last scene of All Good Things and watch people pretend to cry on twitter.
Meanwhile, we have poverty, inequality, injustice, corruption, discrimination, and other things in the Real World that are things to be legitimately upset about.
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Yes because the world being imperfect means that you can't criticize a shitty Star Trek show for being an abomination that wipes its ass with the original idea of the show.
There are ways to criticize it. But not the way you're doing it.
Why did you even bother buying a ticket to see it in IMAX if you seem to hate the series so much? You robbed another fan of the experience who would've appreciated it more.
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