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Watched a bit of Nemisis tonight

whisky

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Apart from the poor pacing, unfunny jokes and just general shittyness, I just couldn't help noticing that with his beach buggy glasses on Picard looked a lot like Captain Manwering.
 
I just watched a few minutes there and had to run to the bathroom to vomit with rage.
 
That movie sucked donkey balls.
 
I haven't seen it for awhile, I've been avoiding it.

HI BRYCE, WELCOME TO THE MINE FIELD.
 
The Scimatar has corridors so big you can fly shuttles down it.
 
And yet the only room for the main reactor core was right behind the Bridge!
 
I haven't seen it for awhile, I've been avoiding it.

HI BRYCE, WELCOME TO THE MINE FIELD.

Hi, and THX!


(You know, considering how this was about a Star Trek movie and all, maybe instead of "donkey", I should have said that the movie "sucks sweaty targ balls"? Or explained how the director reminded me of a Denebian slime devil, or the screen writter was soft and shapeless, like a Regulan bloodworm...?)
 
"He wants to look me in the eye."

Umm, okay.
 
And yet the only room for the main reactor core was right behind the Bridge!


Oh yeah, that bothered me too. The main reactor that generated and channeled this insanely huge amount of a type of radiation that is extremely destructive to organic life. And they put it in a small, open, and completely unshielded and unguarded room, just behind the main bridge. Great thinking fellows.
 
Best TNG movie ever:

"Best of Both Worlds" Pts 1 @ 2, with the Picard scenes from "Family" strategically edited in.

Someone put that together, please. The beginning & ending Family scenes should bookend the story, and scatter the rest of the Family scenes lovingly in between.
 
When I first watched the movie, I sat in slack-jawed disbelief at the rot I was watching with Nemesis. I thought it reached an early nadir with the dune buggy bit, but then Spiner decided to get all actorific with B-4.

Then Tom Hardy decided that doing a Patrick Stewart impression in fact comprised of doing an impression of Dick van Dyke doing an impression of an Englishman. Indeed, if Picard, Troi, Riker, Shinzon & The Viceroy had suddenly burst into a bout of Chim Chim Chiroo it would have immediately rendered the last few acts far more watchable than the Data's-neck-fat subroutine we were forced to endure.

Ron Perlman was utterly wasted in this movie.
 
Yeah, they gave Ron Perlman a fight scene with fucking Riker where he fell down a bottomless pit which they have on the bottom deck of the Enterprise for some reason.
 
In a perfect world, I would abduct Berman and Braga and conduct a VOY/ENT/TNG films marathon (minus maybe "First Contact") with them strapped down "A Clockwork Orange" stylee. Only instead of drugs for aversion therapy I would use a small ball-peen hammer. :cylon:
 
So Nemesis actually happened? I thought it was a long nightmare I had.
 
It did not. It is the only "Star Trek" film I have not seen--and have no intention to see. They suckered me with "Generations". Then the awesomeness of "First Contact" allowed them to sucker me with "Insurrection". They suckered me with "Enterprise". They suckered me with "Voyager".

When Berman started showing up on the publicity circuit, babbling about how it was the greatest Trek film since TWOK I said "A line must be drawn HERE!" :mad: and refused to see it.

I've seen all the others, but I will never see: TFF, GEN, or INS again. I may see the Director's Cut of TMP, because everyone says it is awesome. But I will only see it with one of these people. And if it turns out that it still sucks, I will kick him in the balls when they roll the end credits.
 
I remember having a dream about Nemesis after reading spoiler reports. It was better than the film turned out.
 
I had a dream before generations came out where Kirk was on the enterprise D with Picard on the bridge and the ship was hovering close to the ground on a planet with a huge waterfall miles wide and deep, and it was hovering near the spray with a rainbow coming from the waterfall over the enterprise.

It looked awesome, both captains were on the bridge, and Data never once said anything stupid.

The real film couldn't hope to compete.
 
I dunno. Two guys looking out at a rainbow over a waterfall... sounds kinda gay.
 
No fucking shit. That's gayer than Kirk and Spock exchanging longing glances while Sulu gives Chekov a handjob under the table.
 
I think someone is protesting a little too much
 
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