BEWARE OF POSSIBLE SPOILERS (but I will try to avoid them) I must say that the wait was well worth it. I will say that the plot was typical J.J. Abrams. Anyone who watched Alias or watches Lost knows that his plots can be convoluted at best. That being said, everything that made the past […]
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Tonight at 7, I will be in an area multiplex watching the first summer blockbuster of the season (did not get to Wolverine). I have watched interviews with cast members on a few of the gab fests. Surprisingly, little has been divulged concerning the plot of Star Trek which is a VERY good thing. The
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While I hopefully will have a jam-packed summer to look forward to, I do plan to see at least a few of the big-budget, popcorn munching, no chance of winning any major awards movies coming soon to a theatre near me. X-Men Origins: Wolverine (the backstory to arguably, the most popular member of the gang
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For date night this week, our movie options were limited. We are lucky enough to live nearby cheap movie theaters that allow us to go to the movies weekly, so we see almost everything that comes out. Well, everything we have an interest in seeing, anyway. There are movies such as Krank 2 that you
As the days count down to May 8, so too does the speculation of whether or not J.J Abrams’ vision of (IMHO) one of the two most iconic and enduring franchises in sci-fi will live up to the legend. Even if you have never seen one of the hundreds of Star Trek television episodes (spanning
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Have I yet posted on the coincidence involved in the Halloween movie franchise (at least the original 1978 movie)? Well… if so, I apologize. It seems that during the 3 year run of the original Star Trek series, William Shatner was fitted for a death mask. Perhaps if the series had continued on the Enterprise’s
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Perhaps the most enduring fixture in the world of Star Trek was Majel Barrett-Roddenberry. She was in every incarnation of the universe. She played the role of Number One in the original pilot entitled “The Cage.” However, the role was scrapped when television censors first viewed the show as the role was too progressive for
Ok… so this past week has not be fraught with hilarity… some fun, but a lot of downness (I KNOW a word that is not ), So, to cheer things up, I found a list of 24 quotable quotes from television… not from movies now. I’ll start off and let’s see how many we can
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If you were planning to make a space in your upcoming holiday season to see two rather high profile movies, it would be wise to consider changing them or you will be waiting a LOOONG time in line. A few weeks ago, the reboot of Star Trek by Lost head guy, JJ Abrams has been
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I am a reader. I have been a reader since I was a child, especially of science fiction and fantasy. I remember back when I was around ten, reading a book series about an alien called a “Martinean” who everyone called Martin E. Ann, assuming that was his name. Except for the boy who knew
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