Star Trek Into Darkness – The Bleeding Cool Review

Bleeding Cool ^ | May 2, 2013 | Michael Moran

[wastedyears]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0OHtH_RWnZE

TEASER TRAILER!!!!!

[wastedyears]

Check my post 21, teaser trailer for the new movie Gavin Hood is directing, Ender’s Game.

[GeronL]

I wonder how true to the book it is?

[GeronL]

at 0:38 I already spy more females than there were in all of Battle School and these kids are a bit older than the book.

[ObligedFriend]

Never liked the crew playing infantry. The best battles are fought on the Bridge. Ship to ship. John Paul Jones.

[PIF]

More reviews here

http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/star_trek_into_darkness/

[Finatic]

agreed. i was never a trekkie but the JJ Abrams reboot was brilliant, cant wait for the next installment and i bet his treatments for Star Wars will be epic.

[Perdogg]

Star Trek Into Darkness Soundtrack Samples

The music at the 6:12 mark sounds a bit like Jerry Goldsmith

[Vaquero]

is a spoiler alert an issue here?

[Bratch]

Not in the review I posted.

Hopefully, folks replying will keep the thread spoiler-free.

[Borges]

“There’s a growing sub genre of action movie filmmaking that I’ve decided to call the Thesp In A Jar™. A bad guy, ideally a proper British actor, get caught and declaims rhetorically from inside a glass case. I think Silence Of The Lambs was the first of its kind...”

Either British or Western European. They are usually very cultured and listen to Classical music as compared to the salt of the earth heroes. IT’s a leftover from WW2 when European culture became suspect because of the Nazis.

[verga]

Don’t really care about the movie, personally. The only thing I’m truly interested in this year is Ender’s Game, coming out November 1st. After that, there’s various other sci-fi movies.I just got this book. Will read it next week. Looking forward to it.

[Blackirish]

Heck there’s freepers who haven’t been to the movies in 20 years because even tho they haven’t seen them their terrible and are a liberal plot to destroy America. I guess they watch their Lawrence Welk VHS tapes.

[Blackirish]

Skyfall...man in glass

[Moonman62]

As a fan of science-fiction, Roddenberry saw similarities between space explorers and American pioneers. He envisioned a science-fiction series for television that, like the westerns he wrote, would have continuing characters. At the time he conceived it in 1963, this would have been a first for TV. Based on the popular show, “Wagon Train,” Roddenberry called it a “wagon train to the stars,” or a “star trek.”

Or he could have called it "Forbidden Planet, the Series."

[tanknetter]

Let’s see if I can avoid a spoiler here ...

“Neat inversion of plot canon”? So that’s what they’re calling it? Knowing what the “inversion” is, and how it’s resolved (and being exceptionally disappointed with it) I will say that it has the benefit of allowing them to jump directly to saving “George and Gracie” in the next movie.

How’d I do?

[Bloody Sam Roberts]

I’ll wait until its free.

I have Comcast HD. I've already paid to see it. I'm sure it will look just fine on a 54" LCD and sound just fine with 500 watts on the front end.

[Bloody Sam Roberts]

Either British or Western European. They are usually very cultured and listen to Classical music as compared to the salt of the earth heroes.

One of the funniest things I ever saw was Richard Burton in "Where Eagles Dare"...portraying a British soldier, disguised as a German soldier and never once attempting to hide is British accent and expecting all the Germans to fall for it.

No matter what scene it was, I could never get my mind off the fact that it was Richard Burton on screen...probably having just told the director, "Sod off. I'll use whatever bloody accent I choose. Now call 'action'! It's almost cocktail time."

[Vanders9]

It might also be related to the fact that the Brits are one of the few peoples you can legitimately demonise without someone crying “racist”.

[Altariel]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OTfBH-XFdSc

Honest Trailers Star Trek (2009)