Star Trek

Don't know if this has been mentioned here before or not but I saw online where you can now have various text translated into the Klingon language:

http://social.entertainment.msn.com/mov ... le-at-bing

Sounds like fun, if nothing else.

Ha, here are some more zinger mistakes regarding "Star Trek" that I saw online today:

http://www.slate.com/blogs/bad_astronom ... takes.html

And, some folks really do love "Star Trek", love it so much in fact that they sometimes do weird things to incorporate it into various facets of their lives. Check this out:

http://now.msn.com/star-trek-into-darkn ... ve-it-most

Found an interesting article on some of the actors in the new "Star Trek" movie. It seems Chris Pine's (Kirk in "Star Trek") father is also an actor who was in the tv program "C.H.I.P.'s" and he has also been in several 'Star Trek" tv shows:

http://movies.yahoo.com/blogs/movie-tal ... 30224.html

I remember Pine in "C.H.I.P.'s" and I also remember that girl's mom in the coffee commercials too. Sexiest coffee commercial couple that I ever remember!!

The New Movie was very good! Anyone else see it?

I have not seen it. I want to see it, despite having every last moment of it completely spoiled to all hell and back for me. I want to see it despite the fact



I do not care. I still want to see this.

(Also, a complaint about the recent video game: The Enterprise has defensive shields like all Starfleet ships. The shields are only up at the press of a button, and only for about five seconds at a time, and are only useful to repel Gorn suicide ships. This means for most of the battle, the Gorn are going to be directly damaging the Enterprise's hull. There are a lot of Gorn. They do a lot of damage to the hull with their disruptor fire. There is an achievement for getting through the space battle with 85%+ hull integrity. Anybody who said they got this achievement is a bloody liar.)

Snorb wrote:

Thoul: The director for Nemesis outright stated during production that he hated Star Trek and has never seen it.

Well, that explains a lot about that movie. I have to wonder why he even agreed to direct the movie. I can see the actors having to do it because of contracts, whether they liked the situation or not, but a better director should have definitely been signed after that.

And I'll give you that the ramming scene was better. A full speed starship ramming sequence is usually better than anything.

I just saw Star Trek: Into Darkness and I really liked it! There were a lot of indefensibly dumb moments, but that's gonna be a post for another day. Instead, I'll just quote what I found to be the best scene from '09 because it kinda cements how things are in Alternate Universe Star Trek.

Ayel: (has Kirk by the throat, and is about to throw him off a bridge somewhere in the Narada) You humans are weaker than I thought.
Kirk: (gagging, choking)
Ayel: You can't even speak.
Kirk: (more distinct, intelligible gagging and choking)
Ayel: What was that?
Kirk: (while being strangled by Ayel) "I got your gun."
(Kirk rips Ayel's disruptor pistol from its holster and blows a hole through the Romulan's gut. Ayel drops Kirk, then tumbles lifelessly off the bridge)

Actress Arlene Martel has died at age 78. Star Trek fans will know her best from the role she played on that classic TV series as Spock's bride.

http://www.treknews.net/2014/08/12/arle ... dead-dies/

Read online that William Shatner (Captain Kirk in the original "Star Trek") says that he has been contacted about possibly being in the next new "Star Trek" movie and that he would like to do it. This is terrific.

Thought this was a pretty interesting and fun story concerning Microsoft and the Klingon language at the annual Star Trek conference, lol

http://www.theverge.com/2014/10/3/69003 ... ak-klingon