Wow, I mean just, wow. That poor girl is going to be some old rich guy's trophy wife or featured in a Girls Gone Wild Video. I love the dude's look when she's answering the question. He's probably thinking, "When I'm boning her later, I hope I don't catch some kind of herpes-like stupid."
Sunday, August 26, 2007
Aliens Vs. Predator 2: Requiem - Trailer
I was so looking forward to AVP1 when it came out. That cinematic turd cost me good money and an hour and a half of my life that I'll never see again. While the trailer for AVP2 looks good, I'm cautiously optimistic.
Tuesday, August 7, 2007
Illogical
From the BBC website:
Heroes villain Zachary Quinto is to star as Mr Spock in the latest Star Trek film.
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While I'm all for a new Star Trek movie, I don't know about this. With the talent they're bringing in for this movie, why are they going back to the beginning? Star Trek spent almost 40 years building up a whole universe of storylines to explore but the people making this movie are going back to a young Kirk and Spock. I would like to see a whole new crew on a different ship involved in something only alluded to in the other series'. Or set the movie in the future after the events of The Next Generation.
Kirk and Spock were great, but move the story along. Besides, no one...could be Kirk...like the Shat.
Heroes villain lands Spock role
 Quinto (left) joins Star Trek veteran Leonard Nimoy in the film |
The Paramount Pictures film, whose working title is Star Trek XI, revolves around the first encounters between a young Spock and James T Kirk.
Leonard Nimoy, who played the original Mr Spock, will play an older version of the character in the new film.
Quinto plays Sylar in the hit US TV drama, which recently made its terrestrial UK debut on BBC Two.
The new Star Trek film will be directed by JJ Abrams, who created hit TV drama Lost and directed Tom Cruise in Mission Impossible III.
Christmas release
"We have a great director, a wonderful actor playing the young Spock... the answer is, it was logical," said Nimoy, explaining his decision to return to the role.
"This is really going to be a great movie. And I don't say things like that lightly," he told a gathering of 6,500 fans at San Diego's Comic-Con.
The latest movie, the 11th in the series, will be released in the US on Christmas Day 2008. The lead role of Captain Kirk has yet to be cast.
The original Star Trek TV series, created by Gene Roddenberry, ran from 1966 to 1969.
It went on to spawn 10 feature films, numerous spin-offs and a billion-dollar industry of books, computer games and consumer products.
Heroes, which was recently named programme of the year by US television critics, captured an audience of 4.3m when it debuted on BBC Two on Wednesday.
It has previously run on the UK's Sci-Fi channel and in the US, on NBC.
It follows the story of a group of ordinary people with superhuman abilities who are brought together to prevent a catastrophe.************************************************
While I'm all for a new Star Trek movie, I don't know about this. With the talent they're bringing in for this movie, why are they going back to the beginning? Star Trek spent almost 40 years building up a whole universe of storylines to explore but the people making this movie are going back to a young Kirk and Spock. I would like to see a whole new crew on a different ship involved in something only alluded to in the other series'. Or set the movie in the future after the events of The Next Generation.
Kirk and Spock were great, but move the story along. Besides, no one...could be Kirk...like the Shat.
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