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RIOT said:I am surprised no one has pointed out the incorrectness in timeline between the young Enterprise crew and the Romulan.
I did notice it, actually
RIOT said:I am surprised no one has pointed out the incorrectness in timeline between the young Enterprise crew and the Romulan.
Nick D said:Because this is supposed to be a prequel. If they had ressurected Phase II and this was supposed to be what she looked like between the 5-year mission and the Movie, maybe. The only thing that can redeem this thing for me is if, in the final scene, they show her being refitted to how she really looks.
jake431 said:I look at this "prequel" in the same way as Casino Royale was - more of a reboot than a true prequel. So, with that perspective in mind, I am still excited about this movie.
RIOT said:The technology is here, now, why not use it? [huh]
If they had it back then, they would be all over it.
Nick D said:I agree that it's going to be a reboot, I guess my hangup is that it effectively kills everything that came before. If this is to be canon, then where does Matt Jefferies' Enterprise fit in? But I'm still going to go see it, I'm nervous, but I have to see it to know. I'm just really, really dissapointed I'll never be able to see the old girl in her splendour on the big screen.
In answer to your Romulan question, the Romulan War was supposed to be over in 2160, and the Federation was founded in 2161, long before Kirk and Co in the 2260s. The TOS episode "Balance of Terror" was the first contact with the Romulans since the war, and also the first time humans had actually seen a Romulan. So maybe this Romulan they think is a Vulcan?
Sharpe said:Star Trek can really do with a clean slate. By Enterprise it was practically collapsing underneath itself in terms of continuity. Also with each new cast, there was a bit less chemistry, and less stories to tell. Even with enterprise.
Nighthawk said:Nemesis wasn't very good, if only that screenplay had been stronger. In all likelihood that will be the last NextGen movie. It is kind of sad that they had to go out on that note. I know that a lot of NextGen fans were hoping for six films, just like the original cast (of course, NextGen got seven seasons on TV, and TOS only 3 + animated).
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MrBern said:And just think how the few Enterprise fans felt when their finale was more of a nod to the TNG cast members.