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http://www.slashfilm.com/star-trek-beyond-deleted-scene/
Includes twelve classic episodes which relate to the behind the scenes material, three disks never before seen footage.
This is a must buy.
http://collider.com/star-trek-discovery-bryan-fuller-stepping-down-showrunner/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=collidersocial
Not good...
He is certainly not the right choice. Now he's more or less gone and the Pilot has been pushed back.
Furthermore wherever I go (Star Trek fan forums) I only read one thing. NOBODY likes the new series to be AGAIN a pre-Kirk show.
It failed once, it will fail the second time around.
It's the ultimate riddle of the universe why they chose to repeat the capital mistake they made with Enterprise.
Having said this I LOVE Enterprise and I will cherish every single new episode of a Star Trek Universe.
But I am quite worried that the new show will do the franchise (TV) in for good.
As for the evolution of the series, I was really impressed with the uniforms worn from ST 2 thru ST 6. The uniforms in TMP were fancy and cool in their own way but I wish they had spent more on the plot development and writing and less on the uniforms.
I enjoyed Into Darkness and I think that Beyond rocks, however I had that strange feeling I had after seeing it. Not unlike the feeling I experienced after watching SPECTRE. I could not help this sinking feeling that it was Craig's final film and I feel that Beyond might be the last of the Abrams Star Trek rebooted films.
the cast was top notch and everyone was up for this one but I could not help this gut feeling I have. I could be wrong, there may be another in 3-4 years. Really?
The early films were usually two years apart, the longer wait could harked the end of the cinematic series for good.
We'll see.
Must. Bye bye money....
Not released here in UK until December 5th, early Christmas present to self me thinks will be £30 well spent
Midway through season one I like to watch them every two or three years, the rewatchability of Star Trek is second to none.
It had that 'Trek' feel that the other two seemed to me to be missing.
AND...
I just got this in the post today:
A Wand Co. phaser.
THIS
IS
ART.
Wes, are you ready for perfection-? :-O
Nice 'Phasers on stun, Kirk out!'
Seriously, this is the coolest thing I ever bought that wasn't something I had to correct in some way. I've never owned such a lush & awesome prop like this before.
Good hunting!
http://www.therichest.com/world-entertainment/the-20-most-powerful-ships-in-the-star-trek-universe-ranked/?utm_source=TR-FB-OG&utm_medium=Facebook-Distribution&utm_campaign=TR-FB-OG&view=list
And...
http://www.startrek.com/article/lost-trek-history-the-menagerie
It's a interesting read, good old fashioned film making. As much as I like Eddie Murphy from the 80s, I am glad that he did not appear in the film.
From the Cutting Room Floor to Your Living Room! During the production of Star Trek: The Original Series, bits and pieces of footage were left on the cutting room floor, then stored away in film cans for decades by the Gene Roddenberry Estate. Now, in celebration of the show’s 50th Anniversary, The Roddenberry Vault has finally been opened. Along with 12 of their favorite episodes, fans can see and own behind-the-scenes footage from the making of the series as well as alternate takes, deleted scenes, omitted dialogue, outtakes, and original visual FX elements.
me in one of my many uniforms :D
Very enjoyable. Funny, suspenseful and a good little story that harks back to TNG.
some of the CGI was a bit cartoony in places but overall some excellent effects. And I'm sure the Beastie Boys moment had die-hard Trekkies crying into their plastic Tri-corders.
Personally having Star Trek paired with The Beastie Boys made the hairs on my neck stand up! (In a good way..)
I love the Beastie Boys.
That moment in Beyond was a huge audiovisual orgasm. My whole body trembled of excitement (and of Dolby Atmos :P )
@0BradyM0Bondfanatic7 some of those designs remind me of your art
@Murdock @chrisisall and other Trekkies