1) That looks really good. I haven't been to a theater since I saw The Simpsons, so I'm due to go see a big screen. mattpike   Thursday, November 20, 2008

2) Now THAT looks like fun - and like the first interesting thing they've ever done with Star Trek, including the original series! pegi   Thursday, November 20, 2008

3) JDI and I watched the new trailer last night. It kinda looks like a bunch of teenagers in space. I am skeptical because I have been a long time Star Trek fan, so I will be interested in how it turns out. I may not see it in the theatres at first, though. K8Day   Thursday, November 20, 2008

4) Might give this one a try. I really didn't like the animated one. My grandson Davis will love it. dannie   Thursday, November 20, 2008

5) I've been a fan for a long time too but I liked it more for the relationships between the characters than the hi-tech special effects. I never even saw the last one. I was never a fan of The Next Generation--not a Picard fan. I know, I'm in the minority. It looks like it has potential and obviously that type of movie is best in the theater with the big screen. It used to be so much fun to go the first night to the first show with all the other fans to appreciate the crowd and everyone else getting all the fine points of the story that will go over the head of others not to mention it tended to be a more adult group who respected the characters and movie so you could enjoy it without a lot of noise and kids running all over. I'm leery but I might have to check it out--probably not the first show but I guess I can't resist seeing if they do something right with it or ruin it for me again. :) Thanks for the tip!! LGrant   Thursday, November 20, 2008

6) Pastafarian and I saw the trailer last weekend because it'll probably be the first movie we'll see together in the theater since "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil" and "The Red Corner." He and I are vastly different in our taste where movies are concerned, though we do agree on a couple things--one being the special effects were the only good thing about "Titanic," and everything else pretty much sucked. Oh, and I'll have to gear myself up for the love scene in the new Trek film...I'm not a fan of love scenes, especially where they're not necessary.

And whereas I like Star Trek, it's probably not to the extent of K8Day, but it definitely extends farther than LGrant to "Next Generation" --anything after that, no. And actually, I think I liked Piquard more than Kirk! It's also the one place I liked a character played by Whoopi Goldberg. :O) Angi   Thursday, November 20, 2008

7) I like the sci-fi classics, I'm not very good at keeping up with new stuff as it comes out. Recently I've been volunteering on galaxyzoo.org helping them classify galaxys taken with the Hubbl Telescope. They've had lots of luck with the 150,000 volunteers so now they're about to launch Galaxy Zoo 2- with more way of classifying and distinguishing galaxys. If you have an interest in the "final frontier", I really recommend the real thing through Galaxy Zoo ;-) Maybe I'll make a whole blog about it this weekend... Lionheart   Thursday, November 20, 2008

8) For me, "Star Wars" blows "Star Trek" out of the water. Should've used a space analogy, huh? Still, I cannot wait for this one. Bill   Thursday, November 20, 2008

9) My youngest child's middle name is Seven (Seven of Nine). She also happens to be our seventh child.

Last time I went to the theater to see a Star Trek movie I came close to being thrown out. I was very pregnant, very hormonal, and chucked an entire bucket of popcorn at the screen. I think I'm gonna have to wait for the DVD. Crystal   Thursday, November 20, 2008

10) I enjoy Star Trek, and several spin offs. I really liked the trailer. I think it will be fun to watch regardless of your affinity for (or not for) ST. girlcarew   Thursday, November 20, 2008

11) Crystal, do you remember the episode of Seinfeld when George suggested naming a child Seven? That was in honor of Mickey Mantle. Bill   Friday, November 21, 2008

12) I remember a little show on TV way, way back called "Blossom," and her best friend's name was Six. Angi   Friday, November 21, 2008

13) Almost forgot about that one. I can't think of anymore names like that. Bill   Saturday, November 22, 2008