What if you were really, really tired?Bryan Moore wrote:I'm guessing 11 won't put me to sleep like TMP did.
The Motion Picture Vs. Star Trek 11
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The jury is still out for me as to how the movie is going to be. To be honest I'm just wanting a good entertaining film. But after seeing the second trailer I was wanting to see more.
Oh yeah and Ben Cross as Sarek, good call. I rank that choice at the same level when they announced Patrick Stewart was gonna be on STNG. IMHO
I'm sure most of us will be chomping at the bit until 05May09, but until then I'd like to see more pics of the Enterprise.
Oh yeah and Ben Cross as Sarek, good call. I rank that choice at the same level when they announced Patrick Stewart was gonna be on STNG. IMHO
I'm sure most of us will be chomping at the bit until 05May09, but until then I'd like to see more pics of the Enterprise.
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After seeing the second trailer, I have to say that the comparisons I made in my op are way off base. These two movies couldn't be more different from each other. Although, they are both updates, I can already tell just how "hip" XI is going to try to be.
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While watching the second preview with Kirk riding his bike to the ship yards I had a "Top Gun" flashback. I just wonder if Kelly McGillis auditioned for the part of Yeoman Rand.Grundig wrote:After seeing the second trailer, I have to say that the comparisons I made in my op are way off base. These two movies couldn't be more different from each other. Although, they are both updates, I can already tell just how "hip" XI is going to try to be.
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Personally, Kirk always struck me as a motorcycle (or hoverbike) sort of guy. 
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Worf seems like a battle tank kind of guy (he cut me off.. I'll drive over him 
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Picard like a ... horse drawn-carriage kind of guy
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I could see Worf driving a monster truck.
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Just make sure he doesn't see you.Mark wrote:I could see Worf driving a monster truck.
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There's an interesting possibility for a thread: "What cars would Trek characters drive?" 
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Sulu: Le Car?Rochey wrote:There's an interesting possibility for a thread: "What cars would Trek characters drive?"
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Judging by his reaction in Star Trek IV, Sulu's never seen windscreen wipers before - I'd reckon on motorbike.
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Vespa, maybe?kostmayer wrote:Judging by his reaction in Star Trek IV, Sulu's never seen windscreen wipers before - I'd reckon on motorbike.
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Wesley Crusher = 10-speed bicycle.
Beverly Crusher = Mini-Van
Bashir = Porsche 911 turbo
Harry Kim = Honda
Beverly Crusher = Mini-Van
Bashir = Porsche 911 turbo
Harry Kim = Honda
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Yeah, for some reason, I can picture him driving a neon green Prelude with matching ground effects.Mark wrote:...Harry Kim = Honda
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And still getting smoked by Paris in his suped up Mustang or Corvette 8)
They say that in the Army,
the women are mighty fine.
They look like Phyllis Diller,
and walk like Frankenstein.
the women are mighty fine.
They look like Phyllis Diller,
and walk like Frankenstein.