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Star Trek: Nemesis

AnlaShokAnlaShok Democrat From Hell
SPOILER WARNINGS! BEWARE!!!!!!!!!


Just saw Nemesis tonight. Not sure what I think of it yet. I'll have to digest it I guess.

Just too many questions of "Why?" for it to have really worked for me.

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[This message has been edited by Striker (edited 12-17-2002).]

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  • Rogue TraderRogue Trader Somebody stop him...
    i personally really dug the whole film, loved just about every scene.

    except that one shot where troi was doing that thing and the lighting was on her eyes, just plain awful.
  • AnlaShokAnlaShok Democrat From Hell
    I need to discuss it with some other people who have seen it.

    I think it was missing something, but that may also have to do with the 1/2 hour they cut from it.


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  • I liked it. [img]http://216.15.145.59/mainforums/smile.gif[/img] (Got to see the first showing in my area. [img]http://216.15.145.59/mainforums/smile.gif[/img] )

    only part I didn't like? hhmmm..that Troi thing WAS bad...but otherwise, pretty well done! [img]http://216.15.145.59/mainforums/smile.gif[/img]

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    I just wish they hadn't killed data...

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  • AnlaShokAnlaShok Democrat From Hell
    Damn. I was trying to keep it spoiler free.

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  • ArgoneArgone Genuine Klingon
    AAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHH

    Data Dies!!!! Life will have no meaning to my truely boaring life!!! He was the logical choice though, They can always put him back together!

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  • I just got back.... The movie Kicks ASS.
    They Whole thing.

    Heres some advice, Dont Sit at the very front of the theater when theres a Disruptor fight, It hurts the eyes.

    (P.S. That romulan chick had a nice ass)

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  • AnlaShokAnlaShok Democrat From Hell
    About the Romulan chick, as they say on Fark.com, "I'd hit it!" Well, if I weren't married, anyway. [img]http://216.15.145.59/mainforums/wink.gif[/img]

    There were a few things that just did not add up for me, that's all.

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  • I agree there were some plot holes along with a bunch of 'why do that?' questions.

    Hmm... Is data really dead? Is spock really dead?

    Did anyone else notice ALL the tributes to other popular Sci Fi? Star Wars, Dune, B4 (Ahem), LOTRings, Outerlimits, etc etc etc.

    IMHO: Not as good as Generations, better than Insurection, on par - in a way - with First Contact.

    I don't know; all these Trekies have really fallen into a 'dark' theme/feel. For once, and probably never again, I'm with Shok-I have to think about it and see it again - I think...

    Was this really the 'last movie' of the generation? Or was that just marketing BS?!?
  • Rogue TraderRogue Trader Somebody stop him...
    as patrick stewart said the keyword in that slogan is not final.

    "a generations final journey begins"

    its begins. they could go on for another 20 years you know.
  • Data is not realy Dead... If you remember he download all of his memorys and ect. into the B-4 thing.

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  • It was a great movie... and how it does this weekend determines if there will be another one.... so it could be final, but left open enough incase it isnt...

    Spoiler warning
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    Yeah, too bad they killed Data... I hear Spiner wrote that in himself... I wonder why he did that. And I hope B-4 doesn't turn into another Data... its just not right...

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  • I personally think it's really great. I was on the edge of my seat with a huge grin on my face for most of the second hour.

    It's been getting really poor reviews from the AP and stuff though. And then there's [url="http://www.trekinside.com/images/Nemesis_ANNOTATED.pdf"]http://www.trekinside.com/images/Nemesis_ANNOTATED.pdf[/url] . I'd never think someone could find so much to pick on in a movie. It looks a lot better on screen than it does on script; but on the script you get to see the delted scenes at least.
  • croxiscroxis I am the walrus
    Thanks for the spoiler warnings. I now know who dies without seeing the movie. I know, my bad for reading this thread, but we ALWAYS have done spoiler warnings. WHY STOP NOW?
  • Hmm... Think it's enough? [url="http://movies.yahoo.com/movies/feature/weekendboxofficer.html"]http://movies.yahoo.com/movies/feature/weekendboxofficer.html[/url]

    I'm glad it did better then LOL 'Drumline' and 'the hot chick' seriously did anyone on this board waste their money on those movies?!?
  • Croxis: You know it's dangerous territory to be clicking on such a thread. There is bound to be spoilers but if you must know I got it spoiled too now. [img]http://216.15.145.59/mainforums/frown.gif[/img] [img]http://216.15.145.59/mainforums/frown.gif[/img] [img]http://216.15.145.59/mainforums/frown.gif[/img] [img]http://216.15.145.59/mainforums/frown.gif[/img]

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  • AnlaShokAnlaShok Democrat From Hell
    Nemesis had to get at least one weekend at #1. Now they won't be able to advertise it as a #1 movie when they release it for DVD. Not good. Not good at all.

    I am having a hard time discussing the movie because none of my friends cared enough to go see it. That bodes ill for the entire Trek franchise.

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  • Space GhostSpace Ghost Elite Ranger
    Loved it! The best one from TNG crew.

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  • BekennBekenn Sinclair's Duck
    I have a lot of trouble reconciling this movie with "Star Trek." Though he's always been willing to take risks when the situation warrants it, Picard hasn't been a daredevil since his Academy days. Data at least is back to the Data we remember from the series -- probably due to Brent Spiner's part in creating the story -- and I like that Riker and Troi finally tied the knot, but the rest was just... off.

    I can also think of nothing to justify being able to detect a "positronic signature" from outside the star system. (And while I'm on that subject, hasn't it been stated several times in the series that only Lore was based on positronic technology?)

    It's something that's hard to pin down, but the entire production for the most part just totally lacked the feel of Star Trek.

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  • Ranger BrianRanger Brian The Anti-Scrooge
    [quote]Originally posted by Bekenn:
    [b]I have a lot of trouble reconciling this movie with "Star Trek." Though he's always been willing to take risks when the situation warrants it, Picard hasn't been a daredevil since his Academy days. Data at least is back to the Data we remember from the series -- probably due to Brent Spiner's part in creating the story -- and I like that Riker and Troi finally tied the knot, but the rest was just... off.

    I can also think of nothing to justify being able to detect a "positronic signature" from outside the star system. (And while I'm on that subject, hasn't it been stated several times in the series that only Lore was based on positronic technology?)

    It's something that's hard to pin down, but the entire production for the most part just totally lacked the feel of Star Trek.

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    So basically, it's the standard Star Trek formula, they need to fill a hole, so they re-write the technology.

    Worf: Plot hole detected of the port bow.

    Riker: Raise shields, RED ALERT!

    Picard: Helm full reverse.

    Data: Helm not responding captain.

    Worf: It's too late, we're being pulled in

    Riker: All hands brace for impact...

    [img]http://216.15.145.59/mainforums/biggrin.gif[/img] [img]http://216.15.145.59/mainforums/biggrin.gif[/img]

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  • samuelksamuelk The Unstoppable Mr. 'K'
    [quote]I can also think of nothing to justify being able to detect a "positronic signature" from outside the star system. (And while I'm on that subject, hasn't it been stated several times in the series that only Lore was based on positronic technology?)[/quote]

    No, Data also has a positronic brain.

    As for detecting the signal, yes, that's true: They shouldn't have been able to detect the signal from outside the system....but keep in mind that Shinzon [i]put[/i] the android there in order to lure the Enterprise to him. They probably boosted the signal. It's also conceivable that an the earlier androids were capable of transmitting a "distress signal" if they were in trouble (which B-4 definitely was, being in pieces and all). But of course you would only want to use a signal that someone familiar with the androids could recognize. So you use a positronic distress signal.

    I'm not a big fan of Star Trek's methods of solving problems, but every once in a while, it makes sense.
  • Yeah, Lore was positronic, Data was, Data's daughter had one... and I assume every prototype that Dr. Soong made had one, cosidering thats what he was trying to do, make a positronic android...

    And I have no idea what Enterprise's long range sensors can pick up, how far away it can pick things up, and what things are easier for it to pick up. Also, you have to think that technology has progressed within the time of the elasped stories...
  • Space GhostSpace Ghost Elite Ranger
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    Was that Wesley Crusher i saw at the wedding? I thought he was with the Traveller or something?

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  • samuelksamuelk The Unstoppable Mr. 'K'
    [quote]Originally posted by Space Ghost:
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    Was that Wesley Crusher i saw at the wedding? I thought he was with the Traveller or something?

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    Yes, that was him. Wil Wheaton had a larger role in the film, but his footage was cut. What you see of him at the wedding is all that's left of his appearance. You can read more about that at [url="http://www.wilwheaton.net"]his website[/url].

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  • AnlaShokAnlaShok Democrat From Hell
    Reading Wheaton's website makes me think even less of Berman.

    Trek needs somebody who has visions of more than dollar signs.

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