at least to me, amidst the aftremath of the newest Star Trek film incarnation, which I thouroughly enjoyed, I remembered what first introduced me to Trek, I was 12 years old, and my father took me to an outdoor screening of The Undiscovered Country at the lakeshore in Montreal, and I was hooked, fro...

n you come to such quantitive conclusions when there is clearly no information? Logic. Maybe it does need to turn an asteroid field into gravel in 15 seconds, The Narada is only a certain size (estimates between 3-5km including the useless pointy bits up front) thus it can only process a certain am...

Klingons are just f'n stupid. Why would they risk 'overmining and insufficient safety precautions' of a moon orbiting their homeworld. As far as I'm concerned, they deserved to lose 47 ships to Nero...

Maybe it's William Shatner's blood, it too, creates a vacuous hole in time and space devoid of anything and sucks up everything in it's vicinity, claiming quality shows like TJ Hooker, Barbara Coast and Star Trek 5, the death of a franchise, and consuming all nearby talent and acting ability. Just a...

The red matter is evil, because it's red. Red stuffs can do bad things. That is all.

I see the next movie involving the borg, in probably the COOLEST way possible. Maybe Abrams will make a serious, epic space opera for the next one, really drawing on the initial terror that the Borg represented, I can only imagine Abramverse Borg, Robert Orci could seriously run with a concept like ...

Reverse trans-axle elliptical radial post-temporal mono-filament reactionary multi spectral, multi vector ancillary reverse protomatter implosion...TO THE NTH DEGREE!

Let's face it, we can gripe all we want about the unlikely even impossible event of a supernova threatening the galaxy, but it's not the first time star trek writers have claimed handwavium destructive power from a supernova, think about the TKON empire from TNG, that race could move planets and sta...

What makes this review even worse is that he has typically panned every other Trek movie with Gene Siskel throughout the years...Funny, and kind of hypcritcal.

He doesnt actually SAY it, per se, but it is implied: by Roger Ebert "Star Trek" as a concept has voyaged far beyond science fiction and into the safe waters of space opera, but that doesn't amaze me. The Gene Roddenberry years, when stories might play with questions of science, ideals or ...

I saw it yet again, that's three. I don't quite understand how it seems to get better the more I see it, I start to REALLY understand what Abrams is doing, and why, he is alot smarter than many give him credit for. Some people, Roger Ebert included, have labelled this as a stupid man's Trek, I disag...

Saw it twice, and it is grand, I was dissapointed that we didnt see the massive fleet engagements, but grand, nonetheless, and I am very pleased to announce Star Trek's weekend box office gross was...Drumroll Please...75.6 Million USD!!! Currently stands at 79.5 Mil. I will be adding to the take aga...

Wow...I would assume anyone with half of a brain would know that MORE CLIPZ in the Star Trek XI Forum, would mean clips from the film. I guess I am appealing to the lowest common denominator, and shouldn't assume the presence of higher brain function. In Most other forums, I would get a 'thanks man...

Wow...I would assume anyone with half of a brain would know that MORE CLIPZ in the Star Trek XI Forum, would mean clips from the film. I guess I am appealing to the lowest common denominator, and shouldn't assume the presence of higher brain function. In Most other forums, I would get a 'thanks man,...

Not sure what the basis for your hate-on for me is. Maybe its because you don't live in Toronto...I'm SO sorry, that I didn't put spoiler tags on three 2-minute clips, Oh noes!!111oneone!! teh movie is now ruined for meez, oh teh humanitees!!11oneone.

Jerk.