STID: 10 years later

[Kruezerman]

Every *Titanic* other *The Matrix* word.

 

[thumbtack]

The public forgot the TNG movies in a matter of months and they appear to remember only two of the TOS movies, so guessing 10 years out is difficult.

We, of course, will remember everything.

 

[Therin of Andor]

FC is probably the most comparable IMO; A movie that did well during its time, was generally liked, but I think is now considered just "meh" by most people these days.

According to what evidence is it "meh" these days?

 

[F. King Daniel]

Whenever a new Trek movie comes along, TV stations (in the UK at least) marathon through most or all of the prior films in the weeks before. They still get seen so long as more are made.

 

[Timelord79 (he/him)]

STID would have been a much better film if JJ Abrams writers would have left Harrison as Harrison and had left K**n frozen with the rest of his crew and Harrison could have been one of K**ns followers like his number two from the original second movie.

As you should already know, K***'s unit was programmed to awaken him first should the B***** B** be triggered so, it would have made no sense to have his "number 1" revived while K*** was still frozen.

Shhh! I think they have cracked the secret timelord code! everyone understands who you are talking about!

 

[Therin of Andor]

Whenever a new Trek movie comes along, TV stations (in the UK at least) marathon through most or all of the prior films in the weeks before. They still get seen so long as more are made.

Not to mention that all of the first eleven ST movies are on DVD and still available. Many other movies fall "out of print".

 

[Admiral Buzzkill]

This will have the same ongoing appeal as every other Star Trek movie.