oh yeah not The Rock, Idris Elba is in the new Trek movieI don't see it listed on his IMDB credits. Besides, he's already graced Star Trek with his presence.
Pretty much that.Both the reboot movies are very good sci-fi action popcorn flicks, but they are barely Star Trek.
This. Maybe I'm a nerd puritan that was weaned from the breast on the original series, but fuck I hate this reboot universe. They're just the typical epilepsy inducing CGI overload where you can't even enjoy it because no human brain was designed to process that much fucking lens flare and 1000 simultaneously moving objects at once. Star Trek space combat used to be about wits and strategy wrapped up in a "naval" type battle format that exuded tension and anticipation. For instance the battles in Star Trek II or the famous Romulan hunting episode of the original series. Now unless you're fucking hyped on a double dose of Adderall and able to drop the frame rate by 50%, it's just one big pyrotechnic rainbow abortion in space. Sigh.Explosions, Explosions, Explosions, Explosions, Beastie Boys, and over the top combat. I wonder if this film with complete the devolution of Star Trek into a brain dead action franchise. Oh well, at least it should be a good popcorn movie.
I guess I don't get the nostalgia of Starfleet always hitting the win button in every situation.This. Maybe I'm a nerd puritan that was weaned from the breast on the original series, but fuck I hate this reboot universe. They're just the typical epilepsy inducing CGI overload where you can't even enjoy it because no human brain was designed to process that much fucking lens flare and 1000 simultaneously moving objects at once. Star Trek space combat used to be about wits and strategy wrapped up in a "naval" type battle format that exuded tension and anticipation. For instance the battles in Star Trek II or the famous Romulan hunting episode of the original series. Now unless you're fucking hyped on a double dose of Adderall and able to drop the frame rate by 50%, it's just one big pyrotechnic rainbow abortion in space. Sigh.
What does combat style have to do with Starfleet hitting the "I win" button?I guess I don't get the nostalgia of Starfleet always hitting the win button in every situation.
Really? "Sulu evasive maneuver delta" "Lock phasers" (or Photon torpedoes) blam!!! (AKA Win button)..What does combat style have to do with Starfleet hitting the "I win" button?