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95% rating on Rottentomatoes so far. Looks like we may have a winner here!

http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/star_trek_11/
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Just based on the clips I have seen, the movie looks fantastic!

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Roger Ebert gave it 2 1/2 stars. What does he know right?

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daofcmacg wrote:Roger Ebert gave it 2 1/2 stars. What does he know right?

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He's just one critic so I dont attach too much importance to his review. That 95% score on Rotten Tomatoes is from an average taken of over 50 critics reviews.
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I don't lessen to critic's, they have told me so many times that a movie sucks when in fact they do amazing in the box office or atleast in my eyes where good movies. So ya they can shove there reviews as most times they are not even worth reading.
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Well, my experience has been that if a great majority of critics gave a movie bad reviews then I almost always agreed with them when I watched the film myself. Of course the converse can also be true. There have been some films that have received great acclaim by most critics but when I watched the film myself, I either thought it was dull or terrible.
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Just in time for the new Star Trek movie. Scientist have developed a mini cloaking device. Here is the article: Mini Cloaking Device
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I saw this Friday night and I was very impressed. The humor was great and the performances all around were great as well. Star Trek II Wrath of Khan still gets my vote for the best Trek film ever but this one is now a close 2nd.
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Here's a great clip from the last SNL.

http://www.thrfeed.com/2009/05/snl-star ... ideo-.html
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now that I am not on call (was on call the weekend) going to go see it the week sometime. Think theater near me still has cheap tickets. Wonder how motorcycle parking works there lol
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VEGETA wrote:now that I am not on call (was on call the weekend) going to go see it the week sometime. Think theater near me still has cheap tickets. Wonder how motorcycle parking works there lol
It's nothing complicated Veg. I'm sure the parking lot will have spaces for motorcycles. It's pretty standard you know.
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not as standard as you think lol. Here here you don't see it much but rmemeber motorcycle is a 6 month a year toy here
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Well I saw star trek tonight and I have to say that I was thoroughly impressed with nearly every phase of the film: acting, writing, special fx, musical score. I personally think it may very well be the very best star trek film ever made, but that's my humble opinion. I thought it stuck fairly close to the "spirit" of the original series, and tipped it's hat in that direction more than once, yet definitely diverged off into unknown and unique territory. I can't wait for it to come out on DVD now so I can watch at home a few billion times to decipher the fast paced space battles.
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Well I saw star trek tonight and I have to say that I was thoroughly impressed with nearly every phase of the film: acting, writing, special fx, musical score. I personally think it may very well be the very best star trek film ever made, but that's my humble opinion. I thought it stuck fairly close to the "spirit" of the original series, and tipped it's hat in that direction more than once, yet definitely diverged off into unknown and unique territory. I can't wait for it to come out on DVD now so I can watch at home a few billion times to decipher the fast paced space battles.
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I'm glad you liked it Grifter. As for me, Wrath of Khan is still the best Trek film but this new one comes in 2nd place. :-)
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i think I am going to see it tonight, don't care if I am a loner or in a group or with a girl (girl preference) must see movie. Also must get it out of way before terminator
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Yeah Wrath of Khan falls to second place for me I think. But it's still an AWESOME movie. Nothing beats Shatner's "Khaaaaaan!" Simply great stuff. I thought this movie really captures a great deal of the Star Trek universe in one neat package. Star Battles, away missions, ongoing Kirk fistfights, drop dead gorgeous chicks in impractically short skirted uniforms, ruthless despotic enemies hell bent on the federation's destruction. It's awesome.
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