Oh, okay- I agree.jim_doki said:so it isJamanticus said:Wait....Brannon and Braga?
That's one person
what i meant was BURMAN and Braga
Too bad good old Gene Coon isn't still around...He would've made a kick-ass screenplay....
Oh, okay- I agree.jim_doki said:so it isJamanticus said:Wait....Brannon and Braga?
That's one person
what i meant was BURMAN and Braga
Do you think he would even want to anymore? I mean he practically saturated the ramainder of his life with that show and if he was alive today I am sure he would have gotten tired of all the spin offs to the point of just giving up. If he was alive he would totally have made a perfect screenplay but I am not sure if he would have been so exstatic to do it.Jamanticus said:Oh, okay- I agree.jim_doki said:so it isJamanticus said:Wait....Brannon and Braga?
That's one person
what i meant was BURMAN and Braga
Too bad good old Gene Coon isn't still around...He would've made a kick-ass screenplay....
That's not what I'm saying. The action parts were interesting, but what I'm saying is that it was not an action series. It was primarily about the exploration and character interactions, but this movie seems to be an action movie. I'm not saying it won't be good, but it won't be the same as the old series, if it focuses solely on aciton. However, if they're just pumping the trailer full of action to entice non-Star Trek fans, while keeping the movie true to the spirit of the original series. That would make sense economically and be good for the movie.santaandy said:I must protest, sir. In all Trek series there were plenty of action-filled moments, and they did not negate the explorative and discoverative nature of Trek. One of my favorite TOS episodes was "A Piece of the Action." I don't want to spoil it for anyone, but it was a great action/exploration episode. The TNG episode "The Best of Both Worlds" had plenty of action and exploration too (getting to see more of the inner workings of the Borg). I particularly like the slam-bang wowie-zowie quality the action had back in the TOS era, sort of like the Adam West Batman TV show, also from the 1960s. DS9 had a lot of great dramatic episodes during the Dominion War arc. And even Voyager had a good mix of action and exploration (particularly the episodes dealing with the 29th century guy). Enterprise (with the exception of that whole Xindi nonsense) was great; I enjoyed the exploration of both the Vulcan and Andorian species, which provided plenty of action moments.xitel said:As for the trailer it looks like just another sci-fi action movie, which sucks, because Star Trek was NEVER about the action, it was about the exploration, and encountering new things.
I don't understand why people say that Trek was never about the action, and why they can't like it when it is.
Oh, well, you can't please everyone. All I know is that the new movie excites me in every way, and as long as it does the same for enough other people, Trek will continue. And that is good enough for me.
It really was the best movie, wasn't it? My favorite thing about it was the suspense. A prime example of the great directions sci-fi can take.EnzoHonda said:PPS. The Undiscovered Country is the best movie. "Fly her apart then!"
Exactly! Doctor Who is one of the very very few IPs (intellectual properties) that is truly timeless. The magic of Doctor Who is that the very nature of the Doctor himself makes it possible to have as many actors play him as you like. It also makes it possible to take off with the story line in any direction you want as he can go back in time to any point and change things if he wants to.fish food carl said:I'm generally of the opinion that remakes are a bit... disappointing. They just don't have the magic of the originals. But, then again, the new Doctor Who is awesome, but does that count as a remake? No, it was just a long gap between the two.
As I said, the series didn't focus on the action, even though it had it.zhoomout said:Really? Then what about this: http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1eFdUSnaQMxitel said:Yeah, that was Patrick Stewart as Jean-Luc Picard. I always found that season disturbing, but the best IMO, because my uncle looks exactly like Commander Riker. As for the trailer it looks like just another sci-fi action movie, which sucks, because Star Trek was NEVER about the action, it was about the exploration, and encountering new things.zhoomout said:I only used to watch the one with the bald guy. Next Generation I think.