Friday, May 08, 2009
Star Trek - (Not Really A) Spoiler Review
If you can't think of anything nice to say---
No, seriously, Star Trek was very entertaining, with some extremely strong performances, great cameos, lots of eye candy and a surprisingly good motivation for the reboot which makes J.J. Abrams's changes to the traditional Star Trek storyline actually pretty logical. Beyond that, the retold story of how the Star Trek crew met gives their relationships unexpected heft, depth and even tenderness.
Neither fanboys nor fans of movies should be disappointed in this rejuvenation of the traditional Star Trek franchise, and I heartily recommend that you all see it.
So, go see it, and when you come back we can talk about what I did and didn't like about the reboot.
No, seriously, go see it. I'll still be here when you get back. Go.
-the Centaur
No, seriously, Star Trek was very entertaining, with some extremely strong performances, great cameos, lots of eye candy and a surprisingly good motivation for the reboot which makes J.J. Abrams's changes to the traditional Star Trek storyline actually pretty logical. Beyond that, the retold story of how the Star Trek crew met gives their relationships unexpected heft, depth and even tenderness.
Neither fanboys nor fans of movies should be disappointed in this rejuvenation of the traditional Star Trek franchise, and I heartily recommend that you all see it.
So, go see it, and when you come back we can talk about what I did and didn't like about the reboot.
No, seriously, go see it. I'll still be here when you get back. Go.
-the Centaur
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// posted by Anthony Francis @ 1:50 AM Permalink
By day, Anthony Francis makes computers smarter; by night he writes science fiction and draws comic books. He lives in San Jose with his wife and cats but his heart will always belong in Atlanta.
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