Maybe you're right. Perhaps I should say instead that they are, by accepting this as the idea for their project, accepting a HUGE responsibility that they will need to follow through on.Rochey wrote:I agree with Seafort.
Simply saying "they're remaking TOS, ergo it must be s**t" is foolish. Reviews from people who have been allowed looks at the film are quite good, and we know nothing about the plot itself. Personaly I'm somewhat hopeful, and will be going into the cinema with an open mind.
Another huge concern for me. I still think it looks uncertain as to whether this is a re-boot or a prequel, and I don't like the idea of doing both. Another major concern for me is that this will represent another major break from the atmosphere of Star Trek, as we saw in Nemesis.KuvahMagh wrote:At first I didn't like the idea of recasting TOS, I'm still not a huge fan of it, I will always see the original actors as the only people to play those roles. I'm not saying they will fail or suck in the roles I just like Shatner as Kirk, Nimoy as Spock, Kelley as McCoy etc.
What most concerns me is how they will change the look and history of things.
Plus, my biggest concern is that this movie will get the tone entirely wrong. By this I mean actively trying to be ironic/spoofy in a poorly executed manner. It just seems almost impossible to replicate the cheesiness/greatness/actual humor in TOS today.
But you never know, I guess.
