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But he's good with choppers!?!? (Oooooh matron, etc )

I watch Trek for the message, that things might turn out okay. I'm sick to friggin' death of dystopian 'Blade-Runner' futures where everything's in decay. A bit unrealistic? Maybe. inspirational? Damned straight.

I want some hope, just a bit, for the future generations. Trek provides a bit of that. It can show the best of humanity sometimes.

And honestly, it's a lot better than the stereotype of the series.

I used to watch Trek because I enjoyed the entertainment. Now I watch it because it is Trek, and I always hope it gets better.

I'm shallow. I always hope to see a ship to ship battle sceen with stuff blowing up, or people getting vaporised by phasers. Character growth and interaction is a second for me.

Mark wrote:I'm shallow. I always hope to see a ship to ship battle sceen with stuff blowing up, or people getting vaporised by phasers. Character growth and interaction is a second for me.

Why do bad things happen to good people?

What a viloent forum we have.

Captain Picard's Hair TRUELY understands me 8)

Mark wrote:I'm shallow. I always hope to see a ship to ship battle sceen with stuff blowing up, or people getting vaporised by phasers. Character growth and interaction is a second for me.

I'm kinda the same but i also appreciate the character development stuff

If you can't identify with or at least appreciate characters and their motivations in a story, the fancy FX really are just mindless entertainment. I tend to rank them about equal in terms of my enjoyment of movies or TV. The Dark Knight is a great example of both being implemented properly.

The Dark Knight had less than I was expecting actually.

Teaos wrote:The Dark Knight had less than I was expecting actually.

As with the first one, they went for more practical effects than CGI, but the CGI that was there was practically seamless.

Yeah you almost dont notice it.