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I do look forward to seeing this one.
And with spoilers I was actually more referring to the part you didn´t put inside spoiler tags, for obvious reasons...
Just ignore me if I get on your nerves ;-).
This reviewer didn't seem to think it was much like the originals:
http://www.themarysue.com/star-trek-into-darkness-review/
I'll have to check it out myself but maybe another director could be a good thing. Four years is too long to wait between films anyway.
It's packed full of emotions. I teared up several times. Though this might be a spoiler so I'll hide it in case.
It felt like the best of The Original Series rolled up into one beautiful package. In my opinion, this was probably closest to the original series we've seen in a long time. I can't praise the cast enough! While in ST 2009, everybody was getting into there roles, in Into Darkness, they were the characters we saw in The Original Series. Kirk was commanding and strong willed. Spock was starting to embrace his human side. Bones was charming with his wild metaphors and I'm a doctor not a you get the point. :) Into Darkness to me, had the heart and soul of the Original Series, while bringing in new ideas and twists to things we've seen in the show. If you didn't like ST2009, chances are, you'll enjoy this film. I sure did. :)
Oh and I was dressed to impress when I saw the movie. ;)
Wow. The comments below on that review I pasted weren't anything to write home about but people here seem to rave on the film. I've seen every episode of the original series from the 60's and all the films with the same characters from this era but I'm not really interested in the spinoffs. They just don't do it for me. A "sped up version" of the original 60's series sounds pretty good. It is a pity that contemporary Hollywood films have to be so damn fast paced these days as the general audience seem to have developed shorter attentions spans, but hey, it's the most one can hope for in this day and age I guess.
I have not seen Into Darkness yet. I enjoyed Star Trek 2009 for what it was. The franchise sorely needed a pick-me-up and this fun and energetic movie proved that Trek was still a viable commodity. I knew that the next one needed to be different though. A great Star Trek episode/film makes you think. It has layers and depth. I fear this is not what we are ever going to get with Abrams.
I also can't believe they ripped off Wrath of Khan. How disappointing.
P.S. Nice outfit, @Murdock! A true fan for sure.
This re-boot I think is one of the great cinema achievements of all time. The movie looks gorgeous. I love the new-look Star Fleet uniforms, which are based on the original series look, but with better looking fabric.
Pine isn't Shatner but he's close enough.
And the way this films ends is wonderful, and this isn't really a spoiler
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Or because he wants to be free to do Trek \:D/ ??
Well he did Mission: Impossible Ghost Protocol when Abrams couldn't direct, so Bird would be the obvious choice. :-bd
Lost, I think is the smartest TV show every made, and Lost, launched by Abrams, was Lindeloff's big coming out, along with fellow show-runner Carlton Cuse.
Do you think Star Trek is actually worth seeing in 3D as opposed to 2D?
I saw a film in 4DX the other day and my chair was rocking around everywhere. I had water squirted in my face, wind was blown on me, and the smell of the sea sprayed out of my seat etc. Not really my kind of thing but it was worth the experience just once. :) Won't be seeing Star Trek in 4D but if it really is worth checking out in 3D instead of just going for the standard 2D then maybe I will. What are people's thoughts? I've never really been overwhelmed with other cinematic features I've seen in 3D.
One thing I can say for sure: STID did look very good in 2D ;-).
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Trek, yes is worth the extra 3d, and Ultra AVX, which is surround sound and a bigger screen.
You will feel engrossed in the film, almost surrounded by it.
I think the rip-off days of 3d might be coming to a close. In the post Avatar days, there was a lot of dissapointing 3d rushed into cinemas, but I think the big budget films by now have caught up with what Cameron did so well with Avatar.
3d I think is finally safe, and not a complete waste of cash.