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Means the main plot points of the season, which he has seen twice and loved it.I don't doubt it. I've learned to count on the hype for modern Trek being misleading.
I know. You've told us half a dozen times already.Means the main plot points of the season, which he has seen twice and loved it.
And will tell more times, if necessary.I know. You've told us half a dozen times already.
Strange New Worlds season 1 was really good.So, is CBS near point yet that they are done pissing on the legacy of Star Trek?
As far as I am concerned Star Trek ended with the disappointing Enterprise. Which in hindsight looks amazing compared to the bastardized Star Trek's since
This is the Hollywood way. Just can't help torching legacies. I've seen it so many times.So, is CBS near point yet that they are done pissing on the legacy of Star Trek?
As far as I am concerned Star Trek ended with the disappointing Enterprise. Which in hindsight looks amazing compared to the bastardized Star Trek's since
I don't understand why. You're the only one who cares and only because he started saying what you want to hear. You never inundated us with his opinions when he was trashing modern Trek (including SNW). Frankly, it seems a little scary that you're so willing to follow and promote a person the moment that he says what you want to hear, no matter what he's stood for in the past, but you do what you think is necessary.And will tell more times, if necessary.
Well let's not pretend you've ever posted opinions that you disagreed with.I don't understand why. You're the only one who cares and only because he started saying what you want to hear. You never inundated us with his opinions when he was trashing modern Trek (including SNW). Frankly, it seems a little scary that you're so willing to follow and promote a person the moment that he says what you want to hear, no matter what he's stood for in the past, but you do what you think is necessary.
I don't dislike it. The enlarged back of the neck looks a little weird to me, but I overall don't mind it. It does seem to be a blend of 80s and 90s Trek and that makes it feel a little nostalgic, but so does the fact that we're viewing it as a physical model. Unfortunately, what we'll get in the show will be a completely CGI version that'll likely be less appealing.
What do you guys think about the hero ship for S3? USS Titan I believe.
I think it looks pretty good. I like how it's a blend between 80's movie era Trek, and 90's TNG era Trek.
The only part I don't really like is the front part of the hull.
Since the show has confirmed STO ships appearing in it, if they ever get the Lexington Class Dreadnoughts in some form...I don't dislike it. The enlarged back of the neck looks a little weird to me, but I overall don't mind it. It does seem to be a blend of 80s and 90s Trek and that makes it feel a little nostalgic, but so does the fact that we're viewing it as a physical model. Unfortunately, what we'll get in the show will be a completely CGI version that'll likely be less appealing.
Unfortunately, while we have the other TNG stars, the creative team of Executive Producer Alex Kurtzman and showrunner Terry Matalas didn’t bother to grab any of that show’s lightness of tone. Picard remains a grimdark slog, shot on perpetually underlit sets and featuring a succession of increasingly-bleak setpieces. The plot is stretched so thin that the first four episodes turn out to be little more than an extended prologue for the rest. A prologue that could, I should add, have been an efficient, and possibly more enjoyable, hour. The story is so obvious, too, that you’ll be ahead of the characters pretty much non-stop as they stumble from one idiot plot to the next.
I’ll also add that the trailers and promotional material have very intentionally kept a lot of material back. There are more classic-era heroes and villains crowbarring their way into the story in the way that, if it were fanfiction, would seem excessive. But, if I’m honest, the second or third time someone, or something, familiar popped up, I wasn’t whooping and cheering, I was sighing. The Star Trek universe is vast and broad and deep, but Picard makes it feel like a puddle where everyone knows each other, and everyone under the age of 30 has grown up watching The Next Generation.
Maybe that’s why I feel so annoyed by Picard, because all of the things that are wrong with the show, and its kin, are examples of amateurishness. Amateurish plotting, amateurish dialogue, a lack of thoughtfulness about the material, what it says, or what it’s doing. Just an endless parade of big, dumb, brash, po-faced melodrama used in place of some sort of maturity or integrity. I don’t expect Star Trek to be brilliant all the damn time, but I do expect a minimum standard of something to be upheld. And this falls so far below it, it’s hard to call it Star Trek.