• NuPNuA@lemm.ee
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    1 year ago

    I think this was beaten by that battle at the end of Discovery series 2 with the most over the top CG dog dogfight with far too many ships I’ve ever seen. It’s not like Trek can’t do big scale battles, DS9 proved that, but this was just a a mess.

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      Star Trek 2009 ended the franchise for me. At the end of Trek '09, I thought to myself Welp, it’s been a good run, but they’re making Hollywood budget fanfics now. The actual show is done.

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        09 was alright, Into Darkness was the low point for me, I think the first two series of Picard were down there with it, but in the last few years they’ve really pulled their socks up.

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          I would agree, '09 was alright. I enjoyed it. It is a fanfic. 'I’m gonna do MY thing with these characters." I haven’t seen any Trek made since, official first-party fanfics signal to me the end of a franchise. My understanding of the franchise since has been:

          • Into Darkness: Attempt to redo Wrath of Kahn because Nemesis worked so well.
          • A third Chris Pine TOS era movie: I think they made one?
          • Discovery: What if Star Trek, but the crew are all immature adolescents who don’t deal with a single goddamn thing like mature adults?
          • Below Decks: What if Star Trek, but it’s Rick and Morty?
          • Picard: What if geriatrics?

          Have I missed anything?

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            A third Chris Pine TOS era movie: I think they made one?

            My favourite of the trilogy. Which is to say, I didn’t turn it off.