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One of the new things about Star Trek: Discovery is the character of science officer Saru played by Doug Jones. We saw him in the trailer, including his memorable line about being able to sense the coming of death, but little is known about the character and his alien species. Today Entertainment Weekly provides a bit more detail:
Showrunner Aaron Harberts also notes that Saru is the first of his species to join Starfleet. Jones is also quoted in the article, saying:
The Discovery and the Kelvin Enterprise don't look all that different really. One's just got more sleeker lines than the other. While I'm not the biggest fan of the Kelvin Enterprise it doesn't look that bad. Though both are better than the Next Generation Enterprise D which I think is the worst starship design in the franchise. :))
See my post above.
I don't remotely follow this thread, I just see posts regarding the show online and post accordingly.
A) The USS Discovery NCC-1031 (Prime Timeline)
B) The USS Enterprise NCC-1701 (Kelvin Timeline reboot)
Slick and elegant? Or steampunk and clunky?
Edgy lines? Or round lines?
The Autons???
You are cruel asking to choose between these two; I don't like either. Both have awkward features. The Kelvin era is too bulbous and bulky, while Structurally the Discovery looks amateurish and kite like.. I've said the Enterprise-E is my favorite because of the classic structure and long elegant lines.
If I have to choose I'll go with the Kelvin era because of the classic structure, and because I really dislike the "kite"
They are an alien lifeform from the Dr Who universe, they essentially all look like shop mannequins!! Lol!
The screencaps, including first looks of the USS Discovery and USS Europa:
To me that's already 10 times deeper than many lines in the three Abrahms-verse movies. Or what about the destruction of the USS Europa. It can't get more symbolic than that, as it's obviously a reference to our Europe.
Visually, cinematographically this 'looks' indeed more like the Kelvin Timeline films. But if you pay a bit more attention to the details, to the acting, and the lines, then you actually 'discover' that Discovery is slightly more grittier and darker than the films. Not to mention the fact it's mirroring our own geopolitics.
If the three Abrahms-verse movies had better stories and deeper themes, then everyone embraced the looks and visuals of those movies much easier. Sadly that wasn't really the case.