As did I. One of the few Star Trek films I really liked much at all. Hardy did an outstanding job.I actually enjoyed Nemesis.
Here's Kurtzman quote from an article for youThe real question is will Worf return to this show at any point, and if so what will he look like? Awesome TNG style Klingon or garbage STD style Klingon?
No, he’s got to look the same. We’re not changing that. It’s funny, because you’ll see by the time you get to [Picard‘s] third episode, there are different kinds of Romulans that look different, depending on their territories. You’ll see some Romulans that are just about the ears, you’ll see some with the ears and deeper ridges in their foreheads… so I have to believe that there are different iterations of Klingons, depending on where they are from.
I enjoyed but it has its faults. It was given to a first time director, who was owed a favor by Paramount. He famously didn't get along with the cast, and knew nothing about star trek. The editing was horrible, and there were tons of things cut from the film that would've added to it. The original script included people from DS9 and VOY, and was suppose to the be the lead into a epic film featuring all the crews. TNG deserved a better send offAs did I. One of the few Star Trek films I really liked much at all. Hardy did an outstanding job.
I don't understand how you can have an appreciation for the direction of Discovery but criticize the direction of Nemesis so harshly. I would pick Nemesis among the two hands down.I enjoyed but it has its faults. It was given to a first time director, who was owed a favor by Paramount. He famously didn't get along with the cast, and knew nothing about star trek. The editing was horrible, and there were tons of things cut from the film that would've added to it. The original script included people from DS9 and VOY, and was suppose to the be the lead into a epic film featuring all the crews. TNG deserved a better send off
Damn, I woulda liked to have seen the crews together. DS9 is my favorite series and I was irked that none of the TNG movies involved the Dominion War.I enjoyed but it has its faults. It was given to a first time director, who was owed a favor by Paramount. He famously didn't get along with the cast, and knew nothing about star trek. The editing was horrible, and there were tons of things cut from the film that would've added to it. The original script included people from DS9 and VOY, and was suppose to the be the lead into a epic film featuring all the crews. TNG deserved a better send off
Well I hate to break it to you, but crazy eyes Gowron was Killed by Worf in DS9.
I don't hate Nemesis, but they dumb choices, due to the executives at Paramount and the director. If you search around you can find synopsis of what Nemesis was supposed to be, and the movie they ended up with wasn't great. I loved the space battles and battling it out with the help of the 2 warbirds. Data's sacrifice was well done and powerful. The bad, The dune buggy battle, Trois space Rape, lack of any meaningful plot outside Picard, Data, and the clone.I don't understand how you can have an appreciation for the direction of Discovery but criticize the direction of Nemesis so harshly. I would pick Nemesis among the two hands down.
I really hope so man. Tell me though, did your friends like Discovery?Had a few friends who saw the first 3 episodes of Picard last night, at the premiere. I said not to tell me spoilers but they all said it was really good. Each episode had the quality production wise of a big budget film, the story felt new and fresh, but still retained the Star Trek feel. They also said the cameos and fan service was well done, and not just shoved in for no reason.
They had mixed reviews of Discovery, but all of them do watch and enjoy it now. One of them loves anything star trek and never says anything bad about it, one hated the first season(Klingons, Burnham, frantic pace) but liked Lorca and really thought they improved with season 2. 3rd is kinda a kix of the 2, but was really unhappy initially with them changing the Klingons, and how different the tech was, and how it didn't fit in with TOS, but was won over with the production values, and the improving story.I really hope so man. Tell me though, did your friends like Discovery?
Yeah I read that this morning. It makes me feel better with Kurtzman running the show. It sounds like he's open to continuing to try new things, but has realized they have such a large fanbase and canon to draw from, that he can forge his own path, and be this generations, Rick Berman.https://www.nytimes.com/2020/01/16/arts/television/star-trek-picard.html
NY Times article.
Damn. Only a week (airs on Friday here).