I think I felt the same way after the first viewing. Still it is a trailer and the more Vague it is the better. Like I said it has my attention. I even liked the little bit of Mudd we got and I was kind of outspoken about including that character.
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I think I felt the same way after the first viewing. Still it is a trailer and the more Vague it is the better. Like I said it has my attention. I even liked the little bit of Mudd we got and I was kind of outspoken about including that character.
A+ all the way, gods is that fantastic
This is a really good poster!New poster
You really wouldn't confuse this iteration of Harry Mudd for Roger C. Carmel's version, but Rainn Wilson still manages to retain the air of faux-nobility that the Mudd charatcer should have.
EDIT: I think the biggest difference is, without the broad-brimmed hat and or the handlebar mustache, this version of Mudd comes across as less of a dandy.
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There's also a shot of Lorca talking to her, and you can see part of the collar in the frame.
It's definitely cinematic, I'll give them that! Incoherent but cinematic. At least the visuals are stunning.
Yeah, I'm aware of where it comes from. But since warp drive was developed a couple centuries prior ("Where No Man...", "Metamorphosis"), they have to be talking about something else.
Wonderful production values. Technobabble seems to have been replaced by philosophy-babble, but that's just typical Trek (listen to any TOS Kirk sermon on the human condition). I hope the characters are worth investing in. If they are, they'll have me.
(Still, I have to admit this new series makes me feel a bit melancholy, too. It makes me realize even more how old the adventures of Kirk, Spock, McCoy, and the others are, and how much I miss them. That said, I really want a fourth movie ASAP as much as I want to see this series. This will be the sixth incarnation of "Star Trek" on TV, but my heart will always stay with the original characters.)
(Still, I have to admit this new series makes me feel a bit melancholy, too. It makes me realize even more how old the adventures of Kirk, Spock, McCoy, and the others are, and how much I miss them. That said, I really want a fourth movie ASAP as much as I want to see this series. This will be the sixth incarnation of "Star Trek" on TV, but my heart will always stay with the original characters.)
Same here. You can only fall in love for the first time once.
And also Space Fungus -babble
Apparently Anthony Rapp spewed off a line of it at the Panel lol
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As a fan who started watching 'Star Trek' first run on NBC at age 6 in 1969 - this paragraph here really sums up how I feel about seeing ST: D . THIS is what I wish TNG had been like hen it debuted back in 1987 in all honesty.
Sorry, didn't mean to imply you don't know. Perhaps the time barrier is something other than warp?
Europa
The Discovery is my least favorite ship seen. Not because it's bad, but the others are so good!
The second pic shows the Shenzhou. I can tell because I already own a model of her.
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