[ SECRET POST #5220 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5220 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What's the worst film ever made in your opinion,FS?

[(Anonymous)]

I am the same! I thought the first film was enjoyable in it's own way, even defended it from people being overly harsh on it, but then the 2nd movie came out... and fuck me I just couldn't be nice about it. It's not that it 'ruins' Trek for me, because ofc it doesn't, but it's an awful movie in of itself and I hated the absolutely tacky way they tried to emulate Wrath of Khan without any of the effort put first to make it MEANINGFUL and-

God, it still makes me mad, lmao. It was just such a waste to me, they'd already set-up an AU 'verse where they could do their own thing, but instead they thought trying to redo a one specific part of a better movie was a goo idea? Like I really boggle at that choice all this time later, who do I need to specifically go and throw paint on?

Re: What's the worst film ever made in your opinion,FS?

[firecat]

The second movie of a Star Trek reboot, and they try to recreate the best moment of the best movie in the entire canon? The audacity of their assuming they deserved to even THINK about trying to do that. The STUPIDITY of how the moment was going to be ruined because everyone KNEW the death wouldn't happen. (Whereas in the original movie it was an open question — fans had no idea how many movies we'd be able to wring out of the powers that be; Star Trek had been canceled for ten years and then we got that 1979 movie that we were desperately hungry for but it was so bad, and then The Wrath of Khan, and Spock *dies* and Star Trek: TNG wasn't even out yet...)

Gee, strong opinions much?