Hmm… what would be more depressing: not showing them at all or turning them into wrinkly, sad-sack has-beens who have accomplished nothing in 30 years and killing them on a giant IMAX 3D screen…

Me, too, but mine is "The Visitor." ItPM a close second.

Three. We got Steamrunners, Sabres and Akiras in those big fleet scenes.

I've been particularly partial to Beam Suntory/Jim Beam/Booker's Bourbon lately. I want to pick up a bottle for home but it's hard to justify with a cabinet full of Scotch bottles.

Point of order! There is clearly a space janitor waxing the floor outside the Kobayashi Maru simulator in TWOK whom Kirk and Spock pass while discussing Saavik's test.

Am I the only one who found the characters of Seven, Troi, even Kira, to be much more attractive in standard Starfleet duty uniforms than the catsuits?

Nah, the booze and the pills were just to make her compliant and easier to force into sex. The victim was awake enough to repeatedly plead "No. Come on. Stop it." and to ask to be taken home, because Polanski was her only ride from the party.

"Sucked in" by an exhaust port? I guess if you reverse the polarity of the main deflector…

A bunch in the trench, but more than 15,000 batteries on the surface, so at least they were afforded some cover in the trench.

Huh, is that what the kids are calling it these days?

Sounds like you're qualified for a Cabinet post.

It took me like 30 seconds to realize this wasn't a Game of Thrones reference.

Tolerable? I thought he straight up did excellent work every time he appeared on that show. Especially opposite Emily Rios.

It's Scott Buck. BB will have endless voiceover narration throughout every scene consisting of his most banal thoughts, awful puns, and descriptions of exactly what we're watching happen on screen.

Except that we won't be looking forward to watching the star of this film die in horrible, painful ways over and over again.

Aw, man, your posts here are always thoughtful and hardly inflammatory. Even when I disagree with you, I can see that you honestly consider what the people you're discussing a subject with are saying. Don't feel that you should leave because someone who's written one-tenth the posts you have seems to be taking out a…

None can match the glory of Christopher Lambert's thunder god Raiden in Paul W. S. Anderson's Mortal Kombat (1995).

You really need to read their stoner menu, and imagine if you were still in college: https://www.jackinthebox.co…

I can't believe that Nemesis beats both of those solely by having Data free jump from one ship's hull breach to the other.

Wasn't the sole tactic in Nemesis a ramming attack against a much larger, newer and more advanced enemy dreadnought so its planet-killer superweapon wouldn't have seven minutes to charge up? Never mind the fact that the Scimitar handily defeated a Sovereign and two Valdore-class Warbirds using just its conventional…