[ SECRET POST #3405 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3405 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Translation, please?

[(Anonymous)]

The beginning of the first new!Trek movie had Daddy Kirk sacrifice himself just as baby Kirk was being born, and he got to hear the birth over intercom before/as he died. That was a touching fatherly moment, which means an Abrams movie CAN do it correctly.

[(Anonymous)]

So he is actively choosing to be a bad storyteller then?

[(Anonymous)]

It is pretty amazing how success-induced complacency can make a talented creator incredibly lazy about their work because they know they don't need to exert a lot of effort to create things that make money, and don't need to create quality things in order to get jobs.

[(Anonymous)]

Look, I'm not a huge JJ Abrams fan by any means, but I'm sensing a weird hostility or trollish obtuseness here, not sure which. You know that even the best storytellers don't do a great job 100% of the time, right? You can be a crap writer and have a good moment, or a great writer who has a crap moment, or any point on that spectrum in between because that's how writing works. You will make boo-boos and drop the ball on a regular basis, even if you try really, really hard. This is true of every single person who creates or does art. There are no exceptions.

[(Anonymous)]

+100000 ALL OF THIS.

[tabaqui]

Hrmmmmm.
I remember that scene, and what I mostly felt was annoyed and put-upon. It was so stupidly cheesy.