I just peed in my pants a little ...(star trek trailer)

[Steven58]

 

[LilBit]

Look's Awesome!!
I Love Star Trek!!

 

[Steven58]

me too... i've gone to conventions.

 

[AntimonyER]

Haha, you might want to get that checked out Steven . Does look good, but not sure if it screams Star Trek to me.

 

[Rush]

<> Thread moved <> Lol'd

Just kidding, or am I.

 

[Steven58]

If anyone wants to move this to movies, it's okay. I won't fire you. I just got a little excited. That's all.

 

[Rush]

If anyone wants to move this to movies, it's okay. I won't fire you. I just got a little excited. That's all.

No problem, Sir Steven. :santaclaus:

I got this covered. <> wink eye <>

 

[Steven58]

I didn't think you'd take me SERIOUSLY and actually MOVE the post.

 

[Metroid Prime]

Steven loves to go to star trek conventions with his Kudos bars.

 

[AntimonyER]

Steven loves to go to star trek conventions with his Kudos bars.

Except he replaces the wrappers with handmade ones in Klingon.

 

[Gmash]

I didn't think you'd take me SERIOUSLY and actually MOVE the post.

Haha, the tides have turned lol.

 

[Member243850]

Don't worry Yoda - err I mean Stevie Wonder!

I pee... poop and do all sorts of other thingies in my pants too!

We must be family!

xD

HAHA

Yak yak!

 

[Bob Maxey]

I m not a Treky or trekie or what have you, but I have a question. In the last ST movie, we met Spock, Kirk, McCoy and the rest. They flew a modern looking craft.

Why did Kirk fly a rust bucket that looked like a 50's series Sci Fi movie rather than the more modern craft we saw in the last movie?

It seems to me something is wrong. I thought the last ST movie with the really young crew looked out of place in a rather modern looking craft.

What am I missing? Is there a reason fir it or are producers and set designers just too lazy these days? Were the Tribbles involved somehow?

 

[breadnatty08]

I've read a lot of folks are PO'd with this "modern" interpretation. Yes, it's different, yes, there's a new writer/producer. I've never seen any of the older movies (aside from the previous one), but what I've heard is that they're generally a significant departure from the show. All I know is, I loved the last one and can't wait for the next one.

 

[NightAngel79]

Trailer looks EPIC!

 

[Mayhem]

Khan!

 

[EarlyMon]

I m not a Treky or trekie or what have you, but I have a question. In the last ST movie, we met Spock, Kirk, McCoy and the rest. They flew a modern looking craft.

Why did Kirk fly a rust bucket that looked like a 50's series Sci Fi movie rather than the more modern craft we saw in the last movie?

It seems to me something is wrong. I thought the last ST movie with the really young crew looked out of place in a rather modern looking craft.

What am I missing? Is there a reason fir it or are producers and set designers just too lazy these days? Were the Tribbles involved somehow?

The original Star Trek series was made on a budget - the transporter was invented for that reason alone.

And I don't know about the Enterprise being a rust bucket. Seems in the tribble episode, Klingons called it a garbage scow, and got handed the deck for their trouble.

So, anyway - you're not liking the early Enterprise because it wasn't modern enough and the latest one was too modern. There's actually a story about that, it's called Goldilocks and the Three Bears.

 

[EarlyMon]

Ok, Ima just leave this here...

edit - note - maybe not ok to watch with the little ones around.

 

[breadnatty08]

EM, that was awesome.

 

[Hadron]

My daughter is currently posting that link around to her friends

 

[Steven58]

I saw the extended trailer at the hobbit imax

Oh my goonness!

 

[NightAngel79]

I saw the extended trailer at the hobbit imax

Oh my goonness!

Saw that also. OFF THE CHAIN!