The most fun experience you had with nuTrek.

[Cara007]

I've only seen 2009, and not until last year. The only part I found intriguing was trying to figure out how they did the moving camera beam down on Spock arriving on a crumbling Vulcan. Still not sure how they did it, unless there was a cgi stand-in for some of it. And Quinto's interpretation is an interesting take, though he seemed a bit overly emotional for adult Spock.The most fun was putting it back in the case.

Ouch, that seems a bit harsh. It still your opinion and I respect that.

 

[Therin of Andor]

And yet you had said

... they don't have the balls to make Spock say that line.

Kobayashi Maru.

 

[Melakon]

Ouch, that seems a bit harsh. It still your opinion and I respect that.

Bear in mind that I'm reduced to watching movies at home now, and always alone. I haven't been to a cinema in over 10 years due to health reasons, lack of transportation, and little disposable income, so my movie experience now is much different than it used to be. I think the last film I ever saw in a theater was Star Trek: Nemesis.

 

[NeedleOfInquiry]

And yet you had said

... they don't have the balls to make Spock say that line.

Kobayashi Maru.

Yeah.
Let the record show that the writers have balls of steel.

 

[Set Harth]

I think the last film I ever saw in a theater was Star Trek: Nemesis.

Yikes!

 

[Melakon]

Yikes!

Well, at least it was in this century.