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I didn't walk out on it but I felt like you did.

Posted by townsend on May 18, 2009 at 05:43:49:
For those of us who watched the original TV series, they established continuity with the old characters, to some extent.

But I never bought the kid playing Jim Kirk.

It was heavy on computer generated special effects and loud noises, and the plot wasn't special.

Right before the movie, I saw trailers for the forthcoming Transformers, Terminator, and GI Joe. Though I hold out a remote glimmer of hope for Terminator, these look like three more heavy special effect laden loud clones, at time indistinguishable from one another.