Who's going to go see Star Trek?

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The last time they changed leadership and made only a movie, we got The Wrath of Khan, and JJ Abrams looks like he's made a great film here.

MAILER_DAEMON

Well, to be fair, JJ Abrams hasn't made a good movie or television show... ever. So, I'm more than a little skeptical about Star Trek.

I forgot he directed MI:III (which I actually enjoyed), but that doesn't quite make up for some of the absolute train-wrecks he's responsible for.

[QUOTE="MAILER_DAEMON"][QUOTE="Dutch_Mix"]

Well, to be fair, JJ Abrams hasn't made a good movie or television show... ever. So, I'm more than a little skeptical about Star Trek.

Dutch_Mix

I forgot he directed MI:III (which I actually enjoyed), but that doesn't quite make up for some of the absolute train-wrecks he's responsible for.

[QUOTE="MAILER_DAEMON"]

The last time they changed leadership and made only a movie, we got The Wrath of Khan, and JJ Abrams looks like he's made a great film here.

Well, to be fair, JJ Abrams hasn't made a good movie or television show... ever. So, I'm more than a little skeptical about Star Trek.

Me! I'm going to attempt to go see the midnight showing on a schoolnight, don't know how it'll fly though. :P

I'd do it, just to see Sylar as Spock. Heck, I'd half expect him to cut open somebodies head halfway through the movie.

ME!!!

I'm definitely going to see it...I've loved Star Trek since Next Gen (not a big fan of the Kirk series only because of William Shatner)...loved Voyager as well and all but the first and the fifth movies. So...can't wait!!

[QUOTE="Dutch_Mix"]

[QUOTE="MAILER_DAEMON"]Then as someone who liked Alias and Mission Impossible III, I guess we'll just have to part on opinions here.MAILER_DAEMON

I forgot he directed MI:III (which I actually enjoyed), but that doesn't quite make up for some of the absolute train-wrecks he's responsible for.

Lost, Fringe, and Cloverfield immediately spring to mind.

I've watched some Alias, but not enough to make an actual informed opinion.

The problem with Abrams is, that, while he has some good ideas on a conceptual level, it's obvious that he himself has no idea where his plots are headed. Perhaps I was too harsh when I said earlier that JJ Abrams hadn't created anything good. He's not the worst person to have helming a project in Hollywood, but when you feel absolutely robbed after viewing some of creations, you can't help but be apprehensive about his future work.

[QUOTE="MAILER_DAEMON"][QUOTE="Dutch_Mix"]

I forgot he directed MI:III (which I actually enjoyed), but that doesn't quite make up for some of the absolute train-wrecks he's responsible for.

Dutch_Mix

Lost, Fringe, and Cloverfield immediately spring to mind.

I've watched some Alias, but not enough to make an actual informed opinion.

The problem with Abrams is, that, while he has some good ideas on a conceptual level, it's obvious that he himself has no idea where his plots are headed. Perhaps I was too harsh when I said earlier that JJ Abrams hadn't created anything good. He's not the worst person to have helming a project in Hollywood, but when you feel absolutely robbed after viewing some of creations, you can't help but be apprehensive about his future work.

I like Fringe...and a lot of people like Lost...

I seriously ejaculated when I saw the 2nd trailer. I AM THERE!

I like Fringe...and a lot of people like Lost...

Wren28

More than just a lot of people like Lost. Which still confuses me to no end.

I never liked Star Trek...but the trailers look phenominal...

I'll pass.