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Mahoning posted:Orrrrr, along these same lines, he's playing that thing that the Enterprise D gave birth to in "Emergence" Nah, he's clearly a shoe-in for the role of a two-dimentional life form trying to make its way back to its home in a cosmic string. It'll mesh perfectly with the 3D Paramount wanted added.
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So the Iconians are now basically the Start Track version of the Reapers?
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10-8 posted:Something like how the Joker is hinted at at the end of Batman Begins. If it does happen, let's hope it goes like that and not the Phoenix hint at the end of X2.
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A lot of things changed when they went into full production (even Kirk's name), but it's funny to see that yes, Shatner's shirt does gets ripped at every opportunity.
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Tuxedo Jack posted:As someone pointed out to me, the last scene in the Japanese trailer isn't only a visual cue to WoK but also has the characters reversed. Spock appears to be outside the chamber, and Kirk (or whoever is in green or a darker uniform) appears to be inside and bloodied. Looks like Uhura's hand to me.
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Farecoal posted:Fist Full of Datas was the best holodeck episode, I think you made a typo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7g5THKsYBpI&t=22s
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MariusLecter posted:You can also reroute power through the plasma conduits into the deflector dish and make a mean cheese omelet. No, that's from another classic science fiction story.
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Barometer posted:I think that "brig" looks more like an medical isolation chamber. The kind of place a crewman might be put after he was exposed to super-duper space gamma rays or some poo poo. Also, the expressions they have don't really read as "captive" and "captor" so much as Cumberbach looks like he's saying "what the gently caress, Jim, I feel fine". Exposed to inappropriate levels of The Dark One fucked around with this message at 06:19 on Dec 11, 2012 |
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Young Freud posted:You know, considering we now have "professional" fan productions like Star Trek New Voyages that feature actual cast members, I would kill for something like a web series with Jonathan Frakes as Riker trying to pick up chicks to satisfy weird fetishes that Troi won't perform. I still think the best idea for a web series would be a sitcom featuring Miles O'Brien and the Kost Amojan possessing his wife. The Dark One fucked around with this message at 04:56 on Dec 13, 2012 |
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Conversely, the first time I tried to watch V, I walked away after the rocket books scene.
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Monkeyseesaw posted:Star Trek V is bad because it was implemented badly by people who didn't have the budget or talent to match their ambitions but its heart is in the right place. Nemesis is bad because it's a boring cash-in on a dying franchise with contempt for its fanbase. It has no heart and no right place to put it. What is this Nemesis? Everyone knows that Galaxy Quest was a great send-off to the franchise.
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ApexAftermath posted:Yeah man screw any movie that wants to explore interesting cinematic camera angles. Would you prefer the whole movie was shot in boring rear end shot reverse shot? You can't stay true to the spirit of TOS with digital colour grading. You need to do it with massive amounts of gel-coated light all over your sets. And that thing where you shine thin bands of light directly at yours actors' eyes. JJ Abrams should know this. When he wanted lens flares, he did it the old-fashioned way, by standing out of frame and waving high-powered flashlights at the camera.
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The Kelvin being so outmatched by the Narada probably jump started Starfleet's R&D budget.
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I would unironically want to see Tom Hardy's take on a rebooted Picard.
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Yeah, I think the only decent Admiral who showed up in more than one episode was Ross.
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berserker posted:10001010101001011110010100101010101001000101011. 010100000110111101101111011100100110110001111001001000000110011001101111011100100110110101100001 011101000111010001100101011001000010000001100010011010010110111001100001011100100111100100111111 00111010011100100110111101101100011011000110010101111001011001010111001100111010 The Dark One fucked around with this message at 04:32 on Feb 8, 2013 |
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Cingulate posted:Hopefully, here! Surely you people wise in the way of cinematography have more stories about Star Trek stuff? In The Way of the Warrior, a feature-length episode of DS9, the writers wanted more ships than they could afford to do with existing motion capture techniques. Instead of compositing in ships from stock footage or reducing the scale of the battle sequences, the effects supervisor for the episode placed ships printed onto transparencies in the far background. The Dark One fucked around with this message at 00:41 on Feb 16, 2013 |
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I said come in! posted:I remember that episode now! That was a real weird episode, where Riker gets a boner for all of the irish women, and the livestock. And then vaporizes his clone. 
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korusan posted:Happens in The Alternative Factor too, with the evil Lazarus's hilariously disappearing goatee. I thought the difference between the two was the head wound on one of them.
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Wasn't there an episode in the original series where the transporters were out, and they just ignored the fact that they had shuttlecraft? Like, straight up pretended that they didn't exist?
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I think it was actually Shore Leave. Memory Alpha says it was produced after The Galileo Seven, but aired one episode earlier.
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Well, that alien barber was actually also the human captain.
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The MSJ posted:I'm hearing the Doctor Who theme here. And I'm hearing Roger Troutman.
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When Geordi and Jellico talk about their days as junior officers piloting shuttles inside the solar system, Jellico brings up the 'Titan turn', where they'd would bank hard into the gravity well of the moon and slingshot themselves up to 0.7c. So they did remember the no-warp thing from time to time. The Dark One fucked around with this message at 22:58 on Apr 2, 2013 |
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Lobok posted:I don't quite get the "Across Federation" part. The Federation is about 50-60 years across? How does anyone ever go outside Federation space? That column is broken. A ten thousand light-year gap, crossed at the speed of light, somehow takes one hundred thousand years?
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