I loved the movie!
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From: scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com [mailto:scifino...@yahoogroups.com] On
Behalf Of Tracey de Morsella
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Subject: [scifinoir2] IMAX Boosts Star Trek's Gross
IMAX Boosts Star
I don't think there's any maybe about it.
Justin
On 16-May-09, at 1:19 AM, Mr. Worf hellomahog...@gmail.com wrote:
Maybe I'm jaded but it just feels sort of rehashed of another show
and overly predictable.
On Fri, May 15, 2009 at 10:04 PM, Bosco Bosco ironpi...@yahoo.com
wrote:
Hi everyone. I just joined the group and wanted to introduce myself. I'm
a published author, a freelance writer and a regular columnist for
Romance Writers Report, the national magazine for Romance Writers of
America. I am an eclectic reader, but I truly enjoy reading (and
writing)
ahar...@earthlink.net
Cool science stuff.
Subject: World Science: Monkey found to wonder what might have been
* Monkeys found to wonder what might have
been:
Recordings of brain cells show that monkeys take
note of missed opportunities and learn from their
mistakes, scientists say.
After the Z-to-A backwards thing, I would've been cuffed and stuffed.
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BTB -- failed to add that I am LMNAO!
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From : Martin Baxter truthseeker...@lycos.com
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Welcome to the group, Michelle! And please don't be afraid of the sometimes
bizarre behavior you may see here.
The Internet made me this way. ;-)
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Well, I'm leaping at the sight of Human Target (loved the comic), but then I
think seven soul-numbing words.
This is Fox of which we speak...
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Ditto, Michelle, on the welcome. And the bizarre behavior feeds on itself!
:o)
Maurice
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.snort..burpcough...huh?
Did I miss something?
Sounds like there was a DUI video...?
But from what you said about Z to A...? That's not a valid test. Can you
do it WITHOUT
being under the influence? (notice as an ex-sergeant, I didn't say
Fascinating...
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Gray Davis' budget
I'm sorry, but every time I listen to Abrams make statements like The old
continuity was restrictive, it angers me. That's just lazy film making. The
Trek universe spans five series, ten movies, and --including
enterprise--about two centuries. You're telling me he couldn't find something
in
Thanks. Man, doc told me to watch my pressure. Gotta calm down now.
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I don't think I need to remind anyone that I love Star Trek. But the
old continuity WAS restrictive. That's why the TNG movies fell off
after First Contact, they had to make up species because -- where
do you go after The Borg? (Well, you go to DS9, but that's another
discussion) The
Welcome!!!
On Sat, May 16, 2009 at 6:10 AM, Michelle Lauren
miche...@michellelaurenbooks.com wrote:
Hi everyone. I just joined the group and wanted to introduce myself. I'm a
published author, a freelance writer and a regular columnist for *Romance
Writers Report*, the national magazine
(applause) Thats what im talkin about...
On Sat, May 16, 2009 at 1:40 PM, Daryle Lockhart
dar...@darylelockhart.comwrote:
I don't think I need to remind anyone that I love Star Trek. But the old
continuity WAS restrictive. That's why the TNG movies fell off after First
Contact, they had to
Keith
One of the things I love about this list are your posts. I'm saying that up
front because I am gonna respectfully disagree with you.I LOVE the new Trek
Film. I will say without question it's the best Trek Film EVER. It's not lazy.
That's partly because it's Trek and partly because it's
(standing ovation)
Talk to me, Doctor!
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Do that, my friend. This world needs men like you.
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To :
You make some great points but as stated by others the current timeline. I
seriously doubt the Eugenic Wars pre-story will be told in the next one.Way too
much back story.
But a part of me would like to see how a sister (Pres. Eckhert) got on Mount
Rushmore?
Its safe to say it will focus on
I just wanted to chime in on the comment on TNG and where would they go after
the Borg. Well to be honest they could have done a stories with the Founders. I
mean if they did not want to pull the cast of DS9 over they could have used
Odo. I mean it would not have been the first cross over we
Well put Bosco. I could not have said it better. There were choices that were
made that I did not agree with, but that did not take away from the story.
These were his choices to make and his story to tell. He told HIS story well.
I remember being in this place with Battlestar and their
Wouldn't sneeze at that, either...
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To : scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com
I just wanted to
Martin:
Do to babysitting logistics issues, I did not get to see Star trek until
Yesterday.I thought of your refusal to even see it, several times
throughout the movie, and I just shook my head. It's not that I did not
think that some plot decisions would not enrage you. I knew that
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Hiya!
Welcome to the fold. :-)
Brent
Michelle Lauren miche...@michellelaurenbooks.com wrote:
Hi everyone. I just joined the group and wanted to introduce myself. I'm
a published author, a freelance writer and a regular columnist for
Romance Writers Report, the national magazine for Romance
I have to disagree. Wrath of Khan didn't flaunt any continuity. It might
have flaunted a bit of science--that's all.
Surviving a planet explosion--one that moved their entire planet into another
orbit--was way crazy. But that was the same Kahn from the series, and they
didn't rewrite any
I think everyone is so enamored of a Trek *movie* doing well, they're
forgetting it's the Trek *series* that made the franchise. The movies are fun,
two hours of action and FX, but it's the plotting, writing, and drama of the
series--enjoyed slowly over years--that made Trek what it is. So
I think people would be equally as excited if it was a premiere
episode of a series. Point is, this is the best Star Trek PERIOD
in a long time. Star Trek has failed on TV twice. there are more
bad episode of Trek than there are bad movies. This is just a
really good movie, and
Aaaaggg!
No there's no reason for me to say anything else. I am undone! (Sniff!) :)
I hear what you are saying and agree a lot. But like Sincere--the only other
person here who's made this point--I simply don't see why reinvigorating
meant rewriting history. I still feel you can explore
I do hope it can spawn a good series. But I do have issues that TNG, DS9 and
the rest must now be discussed in a sidebar conversation. And I have to ask: do
you really think that the kind of people who love this new Trek movie are the
kind who will commit to a series the way fans committed to
There are Star Trek fans, and there are Seven of Nine fans.
Sometimes they are the same person. But rarely. $99 million
domestically as of this morning? Those are new fans. The folks who
paid to see Nemesis? Real fans. The fairweather Trekkies will
have moved on by November, and
Wow, this is amazing. I was really nervous about this repair before it was
undertaken. But two things it makes me wish. One, that Hubble weren't the only
device of its type in orbit. It's pretty old now, and I really wish there'd
been the initiative to put another, newer one in orbit recently.
And that's my point. We'll love the movies, sing their praises, and in time
they may even spawn a series. But will it do as well? Not sure.
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Sent: Saturday, May 16, 2009 11:36:43 PM GMT
This could be interesting. I saw Kenneth Branaugh on Charlie Rose last week,
and he was very excited about directing the Thor movie.
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Kirk's Dad is Thor
Hemsworth cast as Marvel's god of thunder.
by Jim Vejvoda
May 16, 2009 - Aussie actor Chris Hemsworth
Don’t be undone. Redo . We respect your opinion. I respect your opinion. And
The killing of Vulcan, Kirk’s dad, Spock’s mom….. I did not like it. But
while we are at it, I did not like the destroying one third of the population
of earth on Enterprise either. However, that alone did not
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