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In Reply to: RE: Watched it on IMAX posted by Jon L on May 10, 2009 at 09:04:50
...for any similarities to "Starship Troopers" being like a recruitment film (ugh) - this Star Trek was a gas!Story was involving and well thought out, effects were superb, characters developed into our fave archtypes and, yeah, McCoy was PERFECT.
I liked what Chekov brought to the table as well - able to think like Spock and creatively like a human. Enjoyed all the trekkie detail that dovetailed with the original and four decades of latter Trek.
IMAX showed some jitter at times (noticed near very end), but the picture was beautiful to behold throughout!
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... but a marooned Scotty complaining about "food" rather than "drink"? Where's the pod?
... just my 2¢♪ moderate Mart ♫ ☺ Planar Asylum
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Is SARCASM. And quite funny. The author of the book, Heinlein, actually was quite liberal while the book is so far right it is fascist. Of course it was sarcastic. The movie does a nice job showing the absurdity of a fascist state with nice tongue in cheek humor. The two sequels seemed to be the work of high school students.
We'll have to agree to disagree about global warming until the next global cooling scare comes along
Thanks for clarifying the book (I never read it) and movie versions.
I don't know, fascism never seems to bring a smile to my face, even if wrapped in XXX celluloid.
Maybe I've no humor left, even Chaplain's Monsieur Verdoux couldn't get my funny bone to quiver.
(Is anyone yet man enough to film Heinlein's "Stanger in a Strange Land"?)
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