Star Trek Into Darkness

[Darth_Andrea Owned by Natu Find all posts View Profile Close Darth_Andrea]

The official Facebook Page for the next Star Trek Movie, Star Trek Into Darkness has gone live. They are promising to release the first trailer for the movie online if the FB page gets 500,000 likes. Your Mission If You Choose To Accept It, Go to FB Like The Page And Get Everyone You Know To Like It as Well.

Link - https://www.facebook.com/OfficialStarTrekIntoDarkness

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[Mister Ed Horse of a Different Color Find all posts View Profile Close Mister Ed]

I don't have any problem "liking" the page, but it strikes me as a bit bizarre to require half a million people to "like" you before you will release ADVERTISING for your product. Doesn't it usually work the other way round?

[SD80MAC Not a True Fan Find all posts View Profile Close SD80MAC]

I hope this movie doesn't suck. I'd also like for the powers-that-be to get rid of at least some of the bullshit from the last one (lens flares, brewery, etc).

[Mister Ed Horse of a Different Color Find all posts View Profile Close Mister Ed]

Sad to say, I'm pretty sure the brewery is here to stay, at least until and unless they get a new ship. I couldn't believe somebody thought that would be a good look for the Enterprise engine room.

I just hope that the title doesn't indicate a shift in tone. I'm sick of things being made "darker". Star Trek has had SOME forays into what I'd call the fringes of "dark", but ultimately it is a pretty hopeful vision of the future (or is supposed to be, IMHO). I don't want it travelling down the "grim" road any further than it has in the past, or I am unlikely to continue to follow it.

[SD80MAC Not a True Fan Find all posts View Profile Close SD80MAC]

Oh, it will. The writers claimed it wouldn't, but I don't believe a word out of their mouths. (These are the same guys who claimed they were Trekkies, but the inconsistencies and problems in the previous film could fill a starbase.)

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The official Facebook Page for the next Star Trek Movie, Star Trek Into Darkness has gone live. They are promising to release the first trailer for the movie online if the FB page gets 500,000 likes. Your Mission If You Choose To Accept It, Go to FB Like The Page And Get Everyone You Know To Like It as Well.

Cannot do. Ain't on Facebook and I never want to be again.

[IonFan Forum Member Find all posts View Profile Close IonFan]

i just want to point out

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it's been longer then 60 seconds, just saying

[Robinson Guardian Of The Universe Find all posts View Profile Close Robinson]

Its fake.


Hahahaha.

[JohnnyV Pictionary Master Find all posts View Profile Close JohnnyV]

Oh, it will. The writers claimed it wouldn't, but I don't believe a word out of their mouths. (These are the same guys who claimed they were Trekkies, but the inconsistencies and problems in the previous film could fill a starbase.)

As is the case with most storylines in the Star Trek universe.

[SD80MAC Not a True Fan Find all posts View Profile Close SD80MAC]

This was FAR worse.

[JohnnyV Pictionary Master Find all posts View Profile Close JohnnyV]

This was FAR worse.

eh, I guess it's based on what you're comparing it to. Most Star Trek yarns have holes the size of fistable vaginas.

[SD80MAC Not a True Fan Find all posts View Profile Close SD80MAC]

These are more the size of a planetary vagina.

Yeah, picture it.

[Mister Ed Horse of a Different Color Find all posts View Profile Close Mister Ed]

eh, I guess it's based on what you're comparing it to. Most Star Trek yarns have holes the size of fistable vaginas.

While I wouldn't have put it quite that way...I'd agree if you mean plot holes. A lot of Trek does have sizeable plot holes, and certainly scientific nonsense on many, many levels.

The issue some took with the film, I think, is that it was very inconsistent with previous Trek, and only so much of that could be stomached as being due to Kirk's dad's ship being destroyed and changing the timeline.

I had some of that feeling, especially when it came to things like Spock and Uhura's relationship, or the bizarre brewery engine room, or everybody being in the Academy at the same time (meaning some apparent changes in AGE for some characters- mainly Chekov, who was younger, but not young enough it seemed), that didn't seem like they could logically be traced to that event.

But all in all, I enjoyed the movie, and felt that the general tone was similar to what I'd come to expect from Trek. And the performances were pretty good, too, especially McCoy, who was spot on.

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The issue some took with the film, I think, is that it was very inconsistent with previous Trek, and only so much of that could be stomached as being due to Kirk's dad's ship being destroyed and changing the timeline.

That's what I was referring to.

[Darth_Andrea Owned by Natu Find all posts View Profile Close Darth_Andrea]

Okay never mind ... The page was a hoax page not officially posted or authorised by Paramount pictures and has been removed from Facebook.


DAMNIT!!



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