Either way, I think we can agree that the quote makes no sense?

These men would beg to differ:

I want to read the comic, but first I need Freddie Mercury to finish singing in my head...

To further how JJ and writers didn't get the point of Kirk yelling Khans name in the original film, Kirk was basically gaming Khan and tricking him into thinking he beat Kirk and left him stranded on the moon when he had an escape plan all along

This is the WORST OFFENDER of all and it ruined what was, up until then, a pretty good Trek movie.

The sad part is that Abrams and Orci don't even understand what Wrath of Khan is about (and what makes the film not just work, but the best of all the Trek movies). WoK is about a leader who has grown so accustomed to beating the odds every time and cheating death with swagger and ingenuity that it takes the sacrifice…

Also the fact that film is so inept that not only does it "tell" instead of "show" why Kahn is dangerous, it outright has to have Old Spock come in and explain that he's dangerous. Its awful. Star Trek 09 was a good send off for Nimoy's spock and it felt so cheap to bring him back for an exposition scene.

I kept thinking "oh, don't do it. Please, come on, even you can't actually do this....EVEN YOU can't think this is what we want...."

Ugh. Ugh! UGH!

I've been training my whole life for this

Jesus H Christ. Can people please stop whining about Prometheus? The fact that you were so disappointed shows how gullible you were for thinking it was going to be anywhere near as incredible as ALIEN.

I'd much rather see 2061 adapted.

Um, yeah. 2061? Hello?! Would be a shame if they skipped ahead to 3001.

I have to disagree about Little Shop of Horrors. The theatrical ending is terrible, and it completely glosses over/excuses the fact that, though he's a likeable guy and the audience is supposed to feel bad for him, Seymour is a multiple murderer. He's talked into it by Audrey II, but he ultimately participates of his…

Whilst nobody is capable of forging new Valyrian steel, the books elaborate that some people can manipulate existing Valyrian steel, hence being able to make two new swords out of one. The show kind of undermines this idea a little by showing the sword being melted down completely rather than softened and worked into…

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