31 May 09
I think it's time to let the whole Star Trek concept end. I know there will be many who disagree, but I saw the first TV episode in the mid 60's, and frankly I think the Star Trek concept has been over played, and beaten to death. The world does not need more Star Trek, the world needs a new idea in entertainment. 😏
31 May 09
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Originally posted by bill718do you know how star trek started?
I think it's time to let the whole Star Trek concept end. I know there will be many who disagree, but I saw the first TV episode in the mid 60's, and frankly I think the Star Trek concept has been over played, and beaten to death. The world does not need more Star Trek, the world needs a new idea in entertainment. 😏
An extra-terrestrial implanted the thought into gene rodenberrys head and then he came up with the idea
therefore it should be continued however inane
you doubt me?
31 May 09
Originally posted by bill718Hear hear!
I think it's time to let the whole Star Trek concept end. I know there will be many who disagree, but I saw the first TV episode in the mid 60's, and frankly I think the Star Trek concept has been over played, and beaten to death. The world does not need more Star Trek, the world needs a new idea in entertainment. 😏
31 May 09
Originally posted by bill718You don´t have to watch it you know!
I think it's time to let the whole Star Trek concept end. I know there will be many who disagree, but I saw the first TV episode in the mid 60's, and frankly I think the Star Trek concept has been over played, and beaten to death. The world does not need more Star Trek, the world needs a new idea in entertainment. 😏
I don´t think it harms you in any way if some people enjoy it enough to pay to go and see it.
02 Jun 09
Originally posted by uzlessIt happens all the time. If you stop just going to see the latest block buster, don´t run away from movies in a language you don´t understand and are willing to take a chance you´ll find there are some extremely innovative artistic concepts out there.
When was the last time a truly unique concept in entertainment happened???
02 Jun 09
Originally posted by Wheelyexplain. examples.
It happens all the time. If you stop just going to see the latest block buster, don´t run away from movies in a language you don´t understand and are willing to take a chance you´ll find there are some extremely innovative artistic concepts out there.
I enjoy subtitled movies. I enjoy independant films. I can't stand Hollywood.
But I still await examples of unique entertainment.
03 Jun 09
Originally posted by uzlessEraserhead (you might not like it but it IS innovative)
explain. examples.
I enjoy subtitled movies. I enjoy independant films. I can't stand Hollywood.
But I still await examples of unique entertainment.
Slava´s Snowshow (not even a movie but innovative)
Inside (innovative if you can cope)
Breaking the waves (you haven´t seen that story before)
A very long Engagement (for the directing alone it gets a mention)
The reduced Shakespeare company
There´s a few
03 Jun 09
Originally posted by uzlessUniqueness, if taken literally, is everywhere.
explain. examples.
I enjoy subtitled movies. I enjoy independant films. I can't stand Hollywood.
But I still await examples of unique entertainment.
If not taken literally, then it's a malleable concept and any discussion about where the line should be drawn is pointless.
06 Jun 09
Originally posted by bill718It will never end as long as there is money to be made off of it. At least they are making them pretty good
I think it's time to let the whole Star Trek concept end. I know there will be many who disagree, but I saw the first TV episode in the mid 60's, and frankly I think the Star Trek concept has been over played, and beaten to death. The world does not need more Star Trek, the world needs a new idea in entertainment. 😏
