Comments on: Take A Risk On The “Return To Tomorrow” Remastered Preview

By: Stanky (Where's my Time Machine?) McFibberich

Stanky (Where's my Time Machine?) McFibberich — Sun, 08 Jul 2007 19:18:12 +0000

re: 41. THEETrekMaster – July 8, 2007

“I thought Muldaur looks HOT in this one…”

Well, hotter than Nurse Chapel, which is not saying much…

By: THEETrekMaster

THEETrekMaster — Sun, 08 Jul 2007 14:13:55 +0000

I thought Muldaur looks HOT in this one…

By: Cervantes

Cervantes — Sat, 07 Jul 2007 12:43:49 +0000

#39 Pasty

I sympathise. That must have been really jarring for you all.

And Star Trek will now never sound the same again in English either as far as this new Movie goes… I would love the casting agency to pick actors with VOICE accents somewhat similar to Bill Shatner and Leonard Nimoy et al to help to “sell” this transition better. The original team’s voices exuded gravitas.

By: Pasty

Pasty — Sat, 07 Jul 2007 10:33:38 +0000

Hello from Germany,

we’re used to watch dubbed versions of foreign movies and tv shows here and that german tv trailer reminded me that the german actors who were dubbing Captian Kirk and Mr. Spock für nearly 20 years died 10 years ago, one of cancer and one at a car accident. I identified the charakters since childhood with these charakters and was very upset wehn they changed Shatner’s german voice in Star Trek II + III. It was changed back to his original voice in Star Trek IV by initiative by some fans woho contacted Mr. Nimoy and complained about the somtimes very poor quality of the translations.
So let’s remember Mr. G.G. Hoffmann (Kirk) and Herbert Weicker (Spock) and K.E. Ludwig (Scotty; who attended german Conventions and even became close friends with James Doohan), Manfred Schott and Randolf Kronberg (McCoy), Rosemarie Kirschstein (Uhura) and Fred Klaus Sulu. For the reconstrcuted DVD soundtrackthey had to use partly other voives voices. Star Trek will vever sound the same in german.

By: steve623

steve623 — Sat, 07 Jul 2007 00:26:57 +0000

Really? I think she was gorgeous, especially in this episode. If the show had gone into a fourth season, I would have loved to have seen her guest again as Trek’s first female starship captain. She had the gravitas to pull it off.

By: Stanky McFibberich

Stanky McFibberich — Fri, 06 Jul 2007 15:40:42 +0000

That Muldaur chick does nothing for me.

By: Matt Wright

Matt Wright — Fri, 06 Jul 2007 00:57:33 +0000

#32 — eewwww, you don’t have to pick a next-gen HD format to enjoy your current DVDs in quite a bit better quality then the xbox via s-video can do, a nice upscaling DVD player like the Oppo 981 would make your existing DVDs look quite nice on your 720p flat panel.

By: Jovan

Jovan — Thu, 05 Jul 2007 21:09:24 +0000

Btw, the film grain in all of the new frames in TMP was intentional to match up to the rest of the movie. I don’t agree with it, personally. I too think they should have really did some frame by frame restoration.

By: Jovan

Jovan — Thu, 05 Jul 2007 21:05:37 +0000

Can’t wait to see how they treat Thalassa’s mind ray on McCoy, if they do. Otherwise, looks like the usual assortment of ship orbit shots for this episode.

By: Lord Garth Formerly of Izar

Lord Garth Formerly of Izar — Thu, 05 Jul 2007 16:34:29 +0000

005 – I owned xbox 360 already so PS3 didn’t make any sence for me in addtion in my mind the ability to download Trek HD and other media from Xbox Live makes it a no brainer. As far as which one to choose I still say that HD DVD makes a superior player while Blu-Ray has a better selection of films. The solution- Buy both!!! The Excellent HD player at $299.00 plus 5 free HD discs is a steal!!! And the New Sony BD P1000 is also a bargain at $499.00 (and likely to drop further in price by the holidays) and is a better unit than the more expensive ones prone to bugs, glitches and the need for constant firmware upgrades