Comments on: Star Trek Villain Spoilers

By: Random Guy

Random Guy — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 23:13:12 +0000

To be honnest it doesnt bother me that Enterprise didnt really stick to canon, it was well written on its own and the less rubbery looking alians really helped me get into it more than the other serieses.

And from what ive seen the new enterprise for the film looks pretty similer to the ship in Enterprise

By: Trekfan

Trekfan — Sun, 14 Dec 2008 23:59:05 +0000

I was a Trek fan from an early age, and my favorite episode was “Balance of Terror”. I always thought the Romulans weren’t used enough, especially in the movies. The episode focused on racial prejuduces and a key point of the episode was the fact that no one had ever seen a Romulan before. It was said that early ships were very primative, lacking view screens, and fighting with nuclear weapons. Then along came “Enterprise”. Not only does this “first” starship have a view screen, it certainly doesn’t have nuclear weapons. Bye bye canon! Although I liked the interior of the ship, It’s exterior looked more advanced than the ship in TOS. Perhaps most of you will find these to be minor sticking points, but it ruined the show for me.

By: Frank

Frank — Wed, 10 Dec 2008 06:16:32 +0000

Well the last Star Trek movie had a bold “Romulan”……………….

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By: SPOCK 000282756

SPOCK 000282756 — Thu, 16 Oct 2008 00:36:50 +0000

I have my doubts about the whole “will be canon” “wont be canon” thing.

The story is that a rouge group of Romulans in which some have pointed ears, and some like Nero himself dont are using this drilling machine to take away every planets energy and use it to conquer to universe.

Perhaps Old Spock has to come back in time because the future is being ruled by Nero and his Romulans and join with the Enterprise and meet his younger self to set things right. Also, maybe Nero is from the future, and Old Spock has to come from a post Star Trek Nemesis time period and take bald Nero and his rougues with him. Or, Old Spock goes into the past because the future is being ruled by Nero, get to the Enterprise and together use time travel go to the future and stop Nero. That could explaind why Bana himself said that his role is like a “cameo apperance”, and not a big role like Kahn in Star Trek 2.

Just some thoughts.

By: Romulan #1 Fan

Romulan #1 Fan — Sat, 06 Sep 2008 03:21:13 +0000

This film won’t Be canon and is just trash. Thanx a lot jj. Romulans have ridges because they look cool and more evil, not to mention their evolution on another planet. They also should not have facial hair because Romulan culture considers it barbaric.

They just did everything they could to make the Romulans look as dumb as Klingons. The shoulder pads were great too, but the forehead SHOuLD distinguish them. That was the whole point…… would a Romulan really try to look like a chollo? I think not.

By: Random Guy

Random Guy — Sun, 24 Aug 2008 00:56:08 +0000

I think the Romulans should have their TNG ridges, its always pissed me off that according to star trek the universe is populated almost entirely by humans with pointy ears, it seems pretty lazy if you ask me, at least the ridges made them a little different. Got to say though the bowl cuts were stupid.

But I’ve enjoyed the TV show regardless so the movie will probably be great too.

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LAB1663.NET » Hell. Yeah. — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 16:29:17 +0000

[...] Purported (actually, all-but-guaranteed) to be a Romulan, Nero sports neither brow ridges (we knew this would be the case – warning: very minor spoilers in that link) nor particularly pointy eyebrows or ears (in fairness, [...]

By: e2

e2 — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 00:19:40 +0000

why is everyone missing the obvious reason: it was established in enterprise that the kingons tried to create klingon augments, thus creating the human-looking klingons—given that the klingons and romulans were allies at this point its cough logical to assume the romulans tried it too

By: marianne

marianne — Thu, 10 Jul 2008 21:49:16 +0000

I hate the idea of bald Romulans, but I would LOVE for the Romulans in this movie to incorporate something from Diane Duanes Rihannsu books… So please, make my day!