• dalekcaan@lemm.ee
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    11 months ago

    I definitely enjoyed the movies, but at the risk of sounding like a gatekeeper, they didn’t really feel like Trek. It felt more to me like an action sci-fi in the vein of, say, Avatar, with a coat of Trek paint to lure the fans in.

    Still enjoyable, mind you, but not really something I remember when I think of the Trek universe.

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      11 months ago

      The '09 Star Trek movie, judged on its merits as a Star Trek movie, was a pretty good Star Wars movie.

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      I agree they’re not Trek, but they are much closer than any show after Enterprise.

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          11 months ago

          Reminder: the only new Trek since Enterprise are devoid of Berman / Roddenberry and are the Kurtzman abominations. Discovery and Picard are Star Wars sequel trilogy tier.

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            11 months ago

            You do realize that Frakes is ALL OVER the new Treks? Is fucking Commander Riker not Trek enough for you?

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              The presence of the legendary Patrick Stewart, the most iconic of all Trek actors, does not make Picard a Trek show. It makes it even worse. It’s like if you brought Mark Hammill back to Star Wars to be a grumpy slouch.