It's too "Apple Store." But we're stuck with it until at least the next movie. And we all know Enterprise bridges change between films! It's a federal law!![]()
It's too "Apple Store." But we're stuck with it until at least the next movie. And we all know Enterprise bridges change between films! It's a federal law!![]()
It will be interesting to see how it will change in the next movie. I think those who made the film must realize that the majority of fans do feel that the bridge just has too many light.
I'm betting the bar code scanners will disappear. No matter how happy Abrams is with the movie, they're a minor aspect of the set decoration and I'm sure that Orci and Lindelof have not been enjoying the fannish "gotchas!" on that too much.![]()
It's too "Apple Store." But we're stuck with it until at least the next movie. And we all know Enterprise bridges change between films! It's a federal law!![]()
It will be interesting to see how it will change in the next movie. I think those who made the film must realize that the majority of fans do feel that the bridge just has too many light.
It might get darker/gloomier. And I can easily see more campy colors introduced into the highlights of the consoles and equipment to more closely mimic the classic TOS aesthetic and bring the old/classic and Abramsverse timelines closer together in feel.
But the running lights are there! They only seem to appear when the ship is at red alert, though. Just watch the animated close-up of the viewscreen (at red alert) on the official site.The viewscreen could use the row of running lights along the bottom like most other TREK starships have had since the 60s. That would make it feel a little more like the old, classic viewscreen.
Every console has a goatee.Now I really want to see what the Mirror version would look like.![]()
But the running lights are there! They only seem to appear when the ship is at red alert, though. Just watch the animated close-up of the viewscreen (at red alert) on the official site.The viewscreen could use the row of running lights along the bottom like most other TREK starships have had since the 60s. That would make it feel a little more like the old, classic viewscreen.
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