Saw the new Star Trek movie last night - midnight showing.

Dudes, it's great. They handled the classic characters percectly and
handed out a whole lot of love to the original series and TNG. Plenty
of reimaged music from original series, but the theme fell a little
flat.

Unbelievable CGI work - it's a great movie and if you are even a
marginal Star Trek fan - GO SEE IT!!

I never go to movies in theaters, but it was a freebie and as we all
know, frees for me.

As a long time scifi fan, I resisted the "reimaging" genre of classic
scifi shows and movies, but I'm slowly coming around to seeing it as a
positive. BSG got me to thinking that this is a good thing as it might
give some life to an over worked fiction genre and the new Star Trek
is a great example of it. Slightly twist the canon and you have new
stuff to work with.

Go see it - seriously. It's worth sitting in a smelly movie theater
just for the experience.

"Tom Francis - SWSports" wrote in
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Saw the new Star Trek movie last night - midnight showing.

Dudes, it's great. They handled the classic characters percectly and
handed out a whole lot of love to the original series and TNG. Plenty
of reimaged music from original series, but the theme fell a little
flat.

Unbelievable CGI work - it's a great movie and if you are even a
marginal Star Trek fan - GO SEE IT!!

I never go to movies in theaters, but it was a freebie and as we all
know, frees for me.

As a long time scifi fan, I resisted the "reimaging" genre of classic
scifi shows and movies, but I'm slowly coming around to seeing it as a
positive. BSG got me to thinking that this is a good thing as it might
give some life to an over worked fiction genre and the new Star Trek
is a great example of it. Slightly twist the canon and you have new
stuff to work with.

Go see it - seriously. It's worth sitting in a smelly movie theater
just for the experience.

My son went to see it last night around 1845 hrs.
(we're always a bit ahead of y'all down there ;-) )
http://www.google.ca/movies?hl=en&ne...343feeae96300b

On May 8, 10:17*am, "Don White" wrote:
"Tom Francis - SWSports" wrote in
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Saw the new Star Trek movie last night - midnight showing.

Dudes, it's great. They handled the classic characters percectly and
handed out a whole lot of love to the original series and TNG. Plenty
of reimaged music from original series, but the theme fell a little
flat.

Unbelievable CGI work - it's a great movie and if you are even a
marginal Star Trek fan - GO SEE IT!!

I never go to movies in theaters, but it was a freebie and as we all
know, frees for me.

As a long time scifi fan, I resisted the "reimaging" genre of classic
scifi shows and movies, but I'm slowly coming around to seeing it as a
positive. BSG got me to thinking that this is a good thing as it might
give some life to an over worked fiction genre and the new Star Trek
is a great example of it. Slightly twist the canon and you have new
stuff to work with.

Go see it - seriously. It's worth sitting in a smelly movie theater
just for the experience.

My son went to see it last night around 1845 hrs.
(we're always a bit ahead of y'all down there ;-) )http://www.google.ca/movies?hl=en&ne...SqDwBI2Q.. .- Hide quoted text -

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Did you have to take him? Oh, wait, you gave him a car.

Don White wrote:
"Tom Francis - SWSports" wrote in
message ...
Saw the new Star Trek movie last night - midnight showing.

Dudes, it's great. They handled the classic characters percectly and
handed out a whole lot of love to the original series and TNG. Plenty
of reimaged music from original series, but the theme fell a little
flat.

Unbelievable CGI work - it's a great movie and if you are even a
marginal Star Trek fan - GO SEE IT!!

I never go to movies in theaters, but it was a freebie and as we all
know, frees for me.

As a long time scifi fan, I resisted the "reimaging" genre of classic
scifi shows and movies, but I'm slowly coming around to seeing it as a
positive. BSG got me to thinking that this is a good thing as it might
give some life to an over worked fiction genre and the new Star Trek
is a great example of it. Slightly twist the canon and you have new
stuff to work with.

Go see it - seriously. It's worth sitting in a smelly movie theater
just for the experience.

My son went to see it last night around 1845 hrs.
(we're always a bit ahead of y'all down there ;-) )
http://www.google.ca/movies?hl=en&ne...343feeae96300b



How did he get his beer in the theater?

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On May 8, 10:17 am, "Don White" wrote:
"Tom Francis - SWSports" wrote in
messagenews:t838051gc89rts2ttgms2lk4hvesvsq2ia@4ax .com...





Saw the new Star Trek movie last night - midnight showing.
Dudes, it's great. They handled the classic characters percectly and
handed out a whole lot of love to the original series and TNG. Plenty
of reimaged music from original series, but the theme fell a little
flat.
Unbelievable CGI work - it's a great movie and if you are even a
marginal Star Trek fan - GO SEE IT!!
I never go to movies in theaters, but it was a freebie and as we all
know, frees for me.
As a long time scifi fan, I resisted the "reimaging" genre of classic
scifi shows and movies, but I'm slowly coming around to seeing it as a
positive. BSG got me to thinking that this is a good thing as it might
give some life to an over worked fiction genre and the new Star Trek
is a great example of it. Slightly twist the canon and you have new
stuff to work with.
Go see it - seriously. It's worth sitting in a smelly movie theater
just for the experience.
My son went to see it last night around 1845 hrs.
(we're always a bit ahead of y'all down there ;-) )http://www.google.ca/movies?hl=en&ne...SqDwBI2Q.. .- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Did you have to take him? Oh, wait, you gave him a car.

....that he pays off monthly, can't afford the insurance, and is well on
his way to independence.