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ha-ha! You
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ha-ha! You definitely need to get a job as a writer on a comedy show. Is
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ha-ha! You definitely need to get a job as a writer on a comedy show. Is
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Frakes directed Insurrection.
On Thu, 15 May 2008 19:39:49 -0400, Tracey de Morsella
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For me, First Contact was the best
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Frakes directed Insurrection.
On Thu, 15 May 2008 19:39:49 -0400, Tracey de Morsella
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For me, First Contact was the best of the recent Trek movies. They were
never able to recapture the magic of that movie. I
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Saturday
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For me, First Contact was the best of the recent Trek movies. They were
never able to recapture the magic
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ha-ha! You definitely need to get a job as a writer on a comedy show. Is
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On Thu, 15 May 2008 19:39:49 -0400, Tracey de Morsella
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For me, First Contact
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On Thu, 15 May 2008 19:39:49 -0400, Tracey de Morsella
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For me, First Contact was the best of the recent Trek movies. They were
never
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i know of just as many older fans who prefer Trekkie myself included
(been watching faithfully for 36 years) but as you so, it's not the most
important thing around. it's only when I say Trekkie and get attacked that
I take umbrage
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On Thu, 15 May 2008 19:39:49 -0400, Tracey de Morsella
Well I like you any way :)
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Like someone said--Rave or Daryle, I believe--it wasn't awful. It would have
been a decent two-part TV show. But it never rose to the level of quality
and action that one
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Now wait a minute...I liked Insurrection...
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said before, never mind.. YUK!
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Frakes directed Insurrection.
On Thu, 15 May 2008 19:39:49 -0400, Tracey de Morsella
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For me, First Contact was the best of the recent Trek movies. They were
never able to recapture the magic of that movie. I wonder why
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Like someone said--Rave or Daryle, I believe--it wasn't awful
Frakes back to do the two follow up movies
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Which reminds
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First Contact is my fave of the new movies, too; The Search for Spock is
my fav of the old cast movies. Frakes directed Insurrection, I think and
that wasn't very good. Bad scripts for the last couple of flicks
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i know of just as many older fans who prefer Trekkie myself included
(been watching faithfully for 36 years) but as you so, it's not the most
important thing around. it's only when I say Trekkie and get attacked that
I take umbrage
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Which reminds me...I finally saw Nemesis on satellite this
weekend. It was a pleasant enough way to spend a Saturday morning at
home
Smart woman :)
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As for being
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good points, I just like Nemesis better, probably because it at least
*reached* for being a Trek movie, even though it failed. As opposed to
Insurrection, which as you astutely pointed out
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i know of just as many older fans who prefer Trekkie myself included
(been watching faithfully for 36 years) but as you so, it's not the most
important thing around. it's only when I say Trekkie
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Which reminds me...I finally saw Nemesis on satellite this
weekend. It was a pleasant enough way to spend a Saturday morning at
home
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As for being mad about wasting money. I went through a period years ago when
I was between jobs, hundreds of miles from family (and money!), had just
lost my car, so was on the bus, and was literally
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i know of just as many older fans who prefer Trekkie myself included
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First Contact is my fave of the new movies, too; The Search for Spock is
my fav of the old cast movies. Frakes directed
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i know of just as many older fans who
i'd be curious to see what you think of it. Dark and sombre in many ways toward
the end, but just doesn't feel right to me. It's as if the writers said Hey,
let's make a really dark Trek show. Didn't work. A shame, because I do like
Stewart's acting chops getting exercised. Same for Brent
I was going to go to blockbuster to look for it today, but the car made some
funny noises, and I didn't want to chance the ride. Tomorrow, hopefully. I did
happen to read the final script, and the story was somewhat interesting.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: i'd be curious to see what you think of
I feel your pain.:-)
I always found it rather crazy that the most devout fans
of IDIC, could go all postal with anyone who dared to use
Trekkie. I figure there is worst things to be called.:-)
Meta
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i know of just as many older fans
Recently, Insurrection has been on cable, and I watched it because it
was on one of the HD channels. In my opinion, Nemesis is not better.
Nemesis is pretty bad. And even though Insurrection put us in the
middle of a TNG episode with a race we never heard of, it was still good
ol'
good points, I just like Nemesis better, probably because it at least
*reached* for being a Trek movie, even though it failed. As opposed to
Insurrection, which as you astutely pointed out, is really just a TV show. I
think its safety and lack of reach disappointed me more than Nemesis and its
In early Trekdom the term Trekkie was well used by the media
whenever they did a usually not flattering story about
Trek fans, so many older fans preferred to be called
Trekker over the other name. Having been a Trek fan
from day one I still prefer Trekker That said I really
don't care what
i know of just as many older fans who prefer Trekkie myself included (been
watching faithfully for 36 years) but as you so, it's not the most important
thing around. it's only when I say Trekkie and get attacked that I take
umbrage.
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I'm not sure, but I believe that I may be the only person in this post who
*hasn't* seen Nemesis. Closest I got to viewing it was back in '04, when I
was at my aunt's place in Virginia for the Fourth. Saw the opening credits
before the ribs were ready. Hey. I have priorities... ;D
And, looking
Which reminds me...I finally saw Nemesis on satellite this
weekend. It was a pleasant enough way to spend a Saturday morning at
home with an open laptop, a tankard of coffee and my morning
newspapers handy, but I would have been mad as heck if I had paid
first run movie house prices to see
well i paid full price to see Nemesis, just as I've paid to see *every* Trek
movie that's ever come out. It was weak and disappointing. only thing I can say
is that it was better than Insurrection. I still can't figure out who was
smoking what when they wrote that script: a Romulan based on
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