LOL. Yeah, sure.

But thats okay, neill. Doesn’t bother ME.

Save for a handful of interesting moments….burn the print and let’s never speak of it again.

Guess I get a little passionate, especially when it comes to the message boards on this site.

It won’t happen again.

dude do you have some kind of issue where you are not able to put your thoughts together? right after your millionth warning you make five posts in a row saying the same thing over and over again.

I dont know what to do about you

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Like Chuck Connors in “Branded,” I think you should rip off his delta shield patch, break his phaser over your knee, and set him wandering into the internet wilderness.

“You call me a hater, I am not a hater. I was just pointing out the attitude of fandom on sites such as these. From the messages I read I get the vibe any negative comments towards the movie have people labelled as trolls and then the positive comments have the haters say that those people are retards.”

You sure have a dramatic flair for irony. Or maybe hypocrisy. You don’t like being labelled a “hater” yet you have no problem calling someone who doesn’t like the same things you do “haters”. And not only that, but you then accuse these so called “haters” of calling other people “retards”.
Your statement is not only hypocritical, but also imflammatory. Some would say you are looking for a fight.

“Now is it just me but both camps are as bad as each other.”

Neither of these “camps” are bad. And you seem to have a knack for “generalizing” people based on their opinions.

And when you point a finger at everyone else, just remember there are three (your own) pointing back at you.

dude do you have some kind of issue where you are not able to put your thoughts together? right after your millionth warning you make five posts in a row saying the same thing over and over again.

I dont know what to do about you. here is a tip, before you hit the ’say it’ button, try and decide if you have put your thoughts together, and ideally if it is something new that you havent already said in the same thread.

I think this current thread has about 30 posts from you, all adding up to the same thing over and over. it is just too much

As much as I like the new film I echo Kirk’s feelings in Star Trek VI, people can frightened of change.

For people who want to see new directions, others like to keep the same feel as the other shows.

I guess I like to see both, but Enterprise was change in pace from TNG, so Star Trek was evolving with the different shows.

Bottom line its over, its been doneand we can look forward to new stories with the crew of the Enterprise.

Looking forward to the next movie, just hopin they don’t do Khan.

Understand your opinion, I do love the Godfather but I am not a fan of the Lord of the Rings movies, yet everyone else raves about them.

Am i odd for not being a fan of the LOTR movies? No

I also find Harry Potter overrated and does not appeal to me.

I love The Dark Knight but I still have a huge love for Tim Burton’s two Bat movies. I am huge lover of Batman Returns,

Damian I love it all too.

Yes a lot of the movies have convenient plot conveniences but perhaps Generations and number 11 are probably two instances where the flaws are more noticeable.

But in the end of the day the contrivances in the plots were what were needed to drive the plot forward.

I am goingto rewatch the new movie again this weekend.

Thinking about it about at the moment, I do feel that the weakest points of the script were the Delta Vega sequence and the chain of command, I felt these two sequences stick out as forced because they were needed to get the characters to where they needed to be by the end of the movie.

I have to admit way before this new one came out I was always against Harve Bennett’s idea for the original crew at the Academy, for the simple reason to me it made no sense them all being at the Academy at the same time. as they were all different ages.

I also always believed given the dialogue between Kirk and Spock in Where No Man Has Gone Before that Kirk never met Spock until he assumed command of the Enterprise. And also as career Starfleet officers I believed that others as well as Kirk served on other ships prior to the Enterprise.

JJ Abrams made it work and I think the reason it worked was because he set it in a parallel universe.

In regards to Generations, I really loved how the Enterprise D Bridge looked in Generations, the lighting was more dramatic and I liked the raised podium for the command section.

Does anyone else like the way the bridge looked in Generations.

I love Herman Zimmerman’s sets.