The makers of Star Trek can thank their lucky stars that the spacetime continuum isn't thought to be very continuous these days. The new Star Trek film turns its back on everything that Back To The Future ever taught us about time, and embraces the possibilities of infinite alternate universes that come...
The makers of Star Trek can thank their lucky stars that the spacetime continuum isn't thought to be very continuous these days. The new Star Trek film turns its back on everything that Back To The Future ever taught us about time, and embraces the possibilities of infinite alternate universes that come along with the relatively recent science of string theory.
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twotoast:
Great interview with two really outstanding actors on a great film, looking forward to the next installment
mercuryknight:
Very insightful interview, I honestly look forward to the next movie. What J.J. Abrams has done with this spin on the story is quite well done.
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navanod:
You have great taste
darkwest:
lovely I must say 
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Gavin Hood became a political filmmaker with his very first movie. In Tsotsi he attempted to redeem a fictional criminal teen in South Africa, Hood's country of origin. He tackled American foreign policy, for better or worse, in his follow-up film, Rendition. The ensemble drama about our government's often overlooked policy of taking terror suspects to foreign countries where torture could be conducted legally,...
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ktdp:
Watched the movie last night.
Not the best movie ever but still watchable. I liked the intro but that's about it. The special effects did suck. Very pre-matrix.
Not the best movie ever but still watchable. I liked the intro but that's about it. The special effects did suck. Very pre-matrix.
strega:
It was better than I expected. Maybe because I had low expectations. 
When Marvel comics wanted to launch Wolverine: Weapon X, a new Wolverine comic in advance of the Hugh Jackman movie, they turned to writer Jason Aaron, who hasn't been a professional writer for very long, but has quickly become one of the pre-eminent comics writers of his generation and one of...
When Marvel comics wanted to launch Wolverine: Weapon X, a new Wolverine comic in advance of the Hugh Jackman movie, they turned to writer Jason Aaron, who hasn't been a professional writer for very long, but has quickly become one of the pre-eminent comics writers of his generation and one of a handful who's been able to so skillfully write war and crime stories...
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gdarklighter:
How the hell can Wolverine manage to be in so many comics at once? I think he's probably just got a fleet of LMDs he stole from Nick Fury.
tallboy66:
I just saw the movie tonight, good job. 
Fischerspooner emerged from the ultra hip electroclash scene in 2001, bursting forth in a ball of glitter with their debut album, #1, and a live show that was part disco, part art-house and 100% entertainment. Visual and performance art student and showman Casey Spooner was front and center expressing...
Mike Watt is the man in the van with a bass in his hand. The Minutemen and fIREHOSE co-founder, who, after taking to the stage with the reformed Stooges, is currently touring with his band the Missingmen, is known for jamming econo since day one. For those of you not familiar with Wattspeak, "jamming...
Just seen the new Star Trek. Amazing!
But you have to accept the possibility of multiple alternate universes or the time paradoxes will bug you.
And Spock getting jiggy with Uhura is just plain wrong -- whatever timeline you find yourself in.
But you have to accept the possibility of multiple alternate universes or the time paradoxes will bug you.
And Spock getting jiggy with Uhura is just plain wrong -- whatever timeline you find yourself in.
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sweetbutch:
enjoyed your interview with nimoy and the other guy (i'm 46 and all about the original recipe, haven't ever watched a whole episode of heroes).
i am worried about 1. new cast (i've known shatner and all for 40 years!), 2. that it will be just another summer action flick; and 3. it will be too intense for my 9 year old who is just as crazy about Trek as I was at here age in 1971 or so.
but we'll all go friday night probably
live long and prosper
from writing for a living
enjoyed your interview with nimoy and the other guy (i'm 46 and all about the original recipe, haven't ever watched a whole episode of heroes).
i am worried about 1. new cast (i've known shatner and all for 40 years!), 2. that it will be just another summer action flick; and 3. it will be too intense for my 9 year old who is just as crazy about Trek as I was at here age in 1971 or so.
but we'll all go friday night probably
live long and prosper
from writing for a living
annesmith2:
Kick ass interview with Zach Quinto--I took my Momma to see the flick for Mother's Day & fucking loved it!!! I'm so hot for his NeoSpock i can't take it! Thx for the article--so nice to read the work of a sexy woman who is so smart & adept with concepts like time, space, logical paradoxes. Sweet that you got to see the movie at the end of last month.Great link to Possible Worlds theory Modal Realism
Channing Tatum's big break was Step Up, the little dance movie nobody foresaw becoming a franchise (Step Up 3D is currently in development). Now he's a box-office headliner, with leading roles in both this...
Fischerspooner emerged from the ultra hip electroclash scene in 2001, bursting forth in a ball of glitter with their debut album, #1, and a live show that was part disco, part art-house and 100% entertainment. Visual and performance art student and showman Casey Spooner was front and center expressing partner Warren Fischer's pulsating soundscapes with dance, makeup, costume, and elaborate staging effects.
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nicole_powers:
Love the "We Are Electric" video which just hit the net today, so I thought I'd share.
Love the "We Are Electric" video which just hit the net today, so I thought I'd share.
kraze:
If entertainment is', art;
Is art' then; entertainment???
hmmm...
-k
Is art' then; entertainment???
hmmm...
-k