[Trailer] Star Trek - Into Darkness

[Krug]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RxZcxkFZZP0&feature=player_embedded

 

[sabrinathecat]

Well, that's definitely a "wait for DVD or Instant View" for me. Remember when Star Trek was new and creative, about exploring new worlds?

 

[Morrus]

Well, that's definitely a "wait for DVD or Instant View" for me. Remember when Star Trek was new and creative, about exploring new worlds?

Maybe you should just stop watching things! You don't appear to like anything!

 

[Derren]

Horrible.

2/3 of the trailer looked more like Minority Report 2 with a splash of Indiana Jones turned Gangsta but not Star Trek.

 

[ggroy]

I will probably end up reading the novelization, before watching the actual movie.

 

[Dannager]

Well, that's definitely a "wait for DVD or Instant View" for me. Remember when Star Trek was new and creative, about exploring new worlds?

No, I don't. Certainly not the movies.

 

[Dannager]

Horrible.

2/3 of the trailer looked more like Minority Report 2 with a splash of Indiana Jones turned Gangsta but not Star Trek.

What does a Star Trek movie look like?

 

[sabrinathecat]

Maybe you should just stop watching things! You don't appear to like anything!

Maybe I just have higher standards.
Or don't enjoy having my intelligence insulted by a movie with a bunch of pretty 20-somethings hiding behind FX with mediocre writing, directing, and acting.
In short, I prefer substance over flash.

 

[Jhaelen]

Maybe I just have higher standards.
Or don't enjoy having my intelligence insulted by a movie with a bunch of pretty 20-somethings hiding behind FX with mediocre writing, directing, and acting.
In short, I prefer substance over flash.

And what Star Trek movie satisfied these 'higher standards'?

 

[Dannager]

Maybe I just have higher standards.
Or don't enjoy having my intelligence insulted by a movie with a bunch of pretty 20-somethings hiding behind FX with mediocre writing, directing, and acting.
In short, I prefer substance over flash.

That's lovely.

Go ahead and give us a list of your favorite Star Trek movies - you know, the ones that didn't rely on special effects that were modern at the time, and didn't have mediocre writing, directing, or acting.

And maybe drop the nose a few degrees while you're at it. I'm sure you can find a way to express your opinion without implying that everyone excited for the new Star Trek movies prefers flash over substance.