I wasn’t impressed with it, but I thought it was ok. I agree, the villain stunk. And while I’m glad they made Leonard Nimoy an integral part of the plot since they felt the need to include him at all, I wasn’t big on the whole alternate timeline that they created. It just doesn’t sit well with me.

I actually think I found Simon Pegg out of place (I love Simon Pegg, I’m just not sure they incorporated him gracefully) . . . he was almost over-animated, and was introduced so late in the movie. And had his monster-alien friend. Ugh, I don’t know. I guess I have to see it again, just to confirm my opinion of it. I kind of don’t want to have to sit through it again, though. That can’t be a good sign.

Ok. So. I remember being entertained (for the most part) at the time, but the more I think about it in retrospect, the more dubious the quality of the movie seems.

But then, I like Star Trek, and you like Tango & Cash ^___^

(Also, I love how the previews for GI Joe and Transformers II look like they’re for exactly the same movie . . .)

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PS, yay, new posts!

PPS: actually I’m glad someone else in the universe didn’t like the Star Trek movie. I’ve been trying to be optimistic about it because everyone else I know absolutely loved it.

And I’m half-kidding about Tango & Cash. I’d probably choose to watch it again before I ever re-watched the new Star Trek. =p