The trailers for Beyond were hot garbage. Based on those you'd think it would be the worst Trek film ever produced.Advertising is a lie.
Thankfully I wasn't swayed by the advertising. Those trailers did the movie NO justice.
The trailers for Beyond were hot garbage. Based on those you'd think it would be the worst Trek film ever produced.Advertising is a lie.
Indeed.The trailers for Beyond were hot garbage. Based on those you'd think it would be the worst Trek film ever produced.
Thankfully I wasn't swayed by the advertising. Those trailers did the movie NO justice.
So far, the modern era of Star Trek has had 216 entries in 8 years with a minimum of 36 more to come. That is success by any reasonable standard. Especially for a cable franchise.I just want Trek to succeed, what's so wrong about that?![]()
So far, the modern era of Star Trek has had 216 entries in 8 years with a minimum of 36 more to come. That is success by any reasonable standard. Especially for a cable franchise.
Not to mention the ones that aired after opening weekend gave away the plot twist.The trailers for Beyond were hot garbage. Based on those you'd think it would be the worst Trek film ever produced.
Thankfully I wasn't swayed by the advertising. Those trailers did the movie NO justice.

Before then even. I saw commercial on TV just before I left my house to see Beyond on opening day which gave away the twist.Not to mention the ones that aired after opening weekend gave away the plot twist.![]()
You and I weren't swayed by the trailers, which isn't the point.The trailers for Beyond were hot garbage. Based on those you'd think it would be the worst Trek film ever produced.
Thankfully I wasn't swayed by the advertising. Those trailers did the movie NO justice.
Not everything has to be about a personal financial stake.And, no, I don't care if Trek succeeds or fails. I have no financial stake in that.
216 entries in 8 years around 80% of which has already been forgotten and 70% of which were prematurely cancelled anyways.So far, the modern era of Star Trek has had 216 entries in 8 years with a minimum of 36 more to come. That is success by any reasonable standard. Especially for a cable franchise.
216 entries in 8 years around 80% of which has already been forgotten and 70% of which were prematurely cancelled anyways.
I want more Kelvin films too. Didn't happen. That's ok.everything has to be about a personal financial stake.
I personally wanted the Kelvin Timeline to have a proper ending and it never got that.
Nobody in the general audience lost money on it, but the KT died a premature death.
Amazing - I've never seen goalposts moved that fast and that incompetently before.216 entries in 8 years around 80% of which has already been forgotten and 70% of which were prematurely cancelled anyways.
Yes, I'm still mildly annoyed by that even now. No warning, just BOOM. Huge last-act spoiler in the middle of a TV spot.Before then even. I saw commercial on TV just before I left my house to see Beyond on opening day which gave away the twist.
It's the typical argument of "newer Trek is not as good as old Trek because reasons."Amazing - I've never seen goalposts moved that fast and that incompetently before.
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