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14 May 2009 @ 11:54 am
Rock Out with Your Kirk Out  
I saw Star Trek last night. It mostly served to underscore how badly film connects with me as a medium anymore. It was an awesome movie, very well done, but I just couldn't get enough connection to give a shit.

It does totally reinforce my longstanding belief that Casting is far more important than, say, the script as far as making an enjoyable movie. They did a great job of finding people who managed to capture the feel of the characters that I know so well, but make them a bit younger, less experienced.

It also made me kind of sad that James Doohan and DeForest Kelley didn't live to see it, as their characters were particularly well captured, I thought.

Finally, [info]padparadscha was right: The Soundtrack is a total Fanboy. "OMG, IT'S THE ENTERPRISE!!1!!!111"

Unrelated: Last night was one of those wonderfully unseasonal times. A perfect October evening in May.
 
 
Current Mood: groggy
Current Music: Lordi - Good to Be Bad
 
 
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Amuddya: Awesome[info]padparadscha on May 15th, 2009 07:04 am (UTC)
I know, right? That soundtrack is hilarious.

I connect to story no matter what the form, but I think my Achilles Heel is comic books. I seem to lack some processor to be able to connect to it.
Pete: Suit[info]westrider on May 15th, 2009 07:30 am (UTC)
My Dad's the same way. Just can't process right to pull together the panels into one coherent thing. While I've got the opposite. Nothing clicks better for me than comics. It's by far my favorite medium.