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Watched the star trek as well. Liked it very well though I wasn't a Star Trek Fan before. That was a good start for me :)
Posted by on Jul 15, 2009.
I agree completely. It was a fantasitic film. Funny too. Even my girlfreind, who normally hates these sorts of films, really enjoyed it.
Posted by Tim on Jul 20, 2009.
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As i expected if you havent been Star Trek fan in the past you would love that movie. For me and some hardcore Star Trek fans friends of mine - the movie is just BIG DISAPPOINTMENT.
I prefer watching the classics episodes of the TV show rather than that Hollywood bullshit
Posted by on Jul 23, 2009.
You are entitled to your opinion, Amoureuse, but I must disagree. I've been a "hardcore" fan of Star Trek since the 1970s (I was born in '71, so I couldn't see the first run). I thought it was an excellent movie for both fans and non-fans alike. What exactly did you find disappointing?
Posted by on Jul 26, 2009.