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Okej jag ska vara helt ärlig här... Star Trek är ett fenomen som jag aldrig förstått mig på... Dels för att dess karaktärer är smått löjliga och filmerna lite flummigt gjorda...
Visst har det mycket med och göra för att jag är ett Star Wars-fan men man kan inte låta bli att jämföra de två från tid till otid...
Men nu ska jag vara snäll eftersom jag vet att det finns "Trekkies" där ut som säkerligen kommer att se fram emot J.J Abrams version av Star Trek...
Enda anledningen jag är intresserad av denna film är just för att se hur Abrams klarar av ett ansvar som detta är...
Dessutom har Paramount redan lagt upp en miniposter för filmen som kan avnjutas här:
Så vad tycker ni andra om denna filmen? Ni som är insatta vad tror ni om J.J Abrams chanser att lyckas med filmen? Finns det något intresse överhuvudtaget?...
J.J Abrams bekräfta att filmen kommer att vara exakt två timmar.
[quote:171x9q2x]“It will be a two-hour movie,” Abrams said of the film’s running time. “I’m sick of these two hours and forty-five minute movies. Seriously, it’s like I don’t have enough time to stay two hours and forty-five minutes. I’m exhausted just saying that twice. I can’t stand it.”[/quote:171x9q2x]
Och lite intressant info, Simon Pegg gråt när han såg klippet i Comic-Con.
[quote:171x9q2x]“I showed Simon Pegg [footage] when we were at Comic-Con. I showed him this little trailer thing and it was my favorite thing ever,” Abrams said of a meeting with the man who would be Scotty. “He literally started weeping. It was ridiculous. He was sitting there, I mean he must have been plastered. Because he was looking at my iPhone [crying].”[/quote:171x9q2x]
Bryggan var en skön blandning av retro och modern stil, Peggs min i den andra bilden är rolig, jag får lite väl mycket Sylar-vibbar av Spock (den tredje bilden) och Bana ser cool ut som Nero.
Jag är inte alls någon Trekkie men jag är ändå lite nyfiken på den här filmen. Ska bli intressant med en vettig trailer nästa månad.
Nice, gillar mest den bilden med hela crew. Håller med dig Ritchie, skön blanding av retro och modern stil för bryggan, jag har full förtroende i Abrams, tror att han kan göra rebooten bra. Men nu är det bara en ny trailer som fattas.
Som stor fan av Star Wars har Star Trek aldrig varit en favorit men har sett några av dom gamla filmerna och efter att ha sett de nya bilderna så längtar jag faktiskt lite efter trailern, främst för Zachary Quinto som Spock kan bli intressant och så såg det ut att finnas en del häftiga miljöer som såg riktigt häftiga ut. Diggade också bryggan, en bra blandning av retro och en mer modern stil.
[quote="Crockett":nvh7e5sg]Finns också en 8-sidor scoop från EW. Läsvärt. [url:nvh7e5sg]http://www.ew.com/ew/article/0,,20233502,00.html[/url:nvh7e5sg][/quote:nvh7e5sg] Intressant läsning.
[quote="Richie":2p2dumra]Bryggan var en skön blandning av retro och modern stil[/quote:2p2dumra][quote="Crockett":2p2dumra]Håller med dig Ritchie, skön blanding av retro och modern stil för bryggan[/quote:2p2dumra][quote="sa":2p2dumra]Diggade också bryggan, en bra blandning av retro och en mer modern stil[/quote:2p2dumra][quote="Dr. Manhattan":2p2dumra]Gillar också bryggan som är en bra blandning av retro och modern stil.[/quote:2p2dumra]
Well, I lol'd anyways.
EW-artikeln var helt klart intressant. Det känns ju som en klok idé att ha en bra blandning av trekkies och inte lika insatta i produktionsteamet. De säger att de inte gör filmen för fansen i första hand, men de måste ju tillfredsställa dem också...så det är nog en svår balans det där. Dock låter det nästan stundtals som att Abrams vill göra Star Wars 2.0 av det hela...men vi får väl se.
Spioner [url=http://www.aintitcool.com/node/39031:2s3a1cgg]Ain't It Cool News[/url:2s3a1cgg] har pratat med har sett större delar av filmen. Deras kommentarer:
[quote:2s3a1cgg] Hello,
I have never written into you guys before but I was just too excited not to. I recently got a job on the lot at Paramount and was fortunate enough to get to see the trailer for JJ's Star Trek (i'm not special, it's playing on a loop in the Paramount theater).
Anyways, I can't say enough good things about it. I'll give you a quick rundown;
We start out with a muscle car tearing ass down a dirt road. Eventually it careens off a cliff, but not before the driver jets himself out - he's a young boy, couldn't be older than 11. Suddenly what I can only describe as a space-cop asks him, "what is your name sir?" The young boy replies, "James Tiberius Kirk."
Then Chris Pine takes over as we see him being angsty, driving down the road on a motorcycle. We hear some voice over from someone else that confirms his angst saying things like, "You've never really been happy have you?" and etc. Then we see him drive up what looks like a smelting factory - probably more of that ship construction we got in the earlier trailer.
Then we really kick into trailer mode as we get quick images of Spock as a kid. Spock all grown up. Leonard Nimoy. A vulcan council. Space cadets. And the crew alone with some quick, flashy space fighting.
There were two many images after that to describe but I can just tell you that it's extremely exciting. It's the most visually dynamic thing J.J.'s ever done. Lots of great shots, and cool camera moves, just in the trailer. There was even a little quip from Simon Pegg. And some sex thrown in for good measure. Eric Bana also joins the long list of great actors who are happy to chew scenery as a Star Trek villain. The only thing I wanted more of is Karl Urban. He was the most inspired casting IMO and he only gets a quick nod in the trailer. As I said, all in all it's really cool and I think you guys are all gonna geek out big time when it's released. To finish, I'll just say, it feels like what we WANTED when the new Star Wars movies were released - something old and nostalgic getting pushed to greater, more dynamic storytelling by improved technology.
Thanks[/quote:2s3a1cgg] [quote:2s3a1cgg] Hey there, long time Paramount employee here. They showed the new trailer for JJ Abrams Star Trek yesterday over at the Paramount theatre. It ran every 15 minutes and all employees were encouraged to go see it. Thought you'd like a little info.
The trailer starts by showing a mid-60's Corvette convertible tearing across the country side. After a few seconds we see a long shot that shows a policeman in hot pursuit. Another long shot shows the Vette screaming at full speed toward a steep cliff. A slo-mo shot shows the driver leaping from the car at the last second and tumbling ass over teakettle toward the edge of the cliff itself. The driver is a young boy who looks about 13 or 14. He manages to grab a hold at the last second and hang on as a birds eye shot show the antique Vette fall away into an abyss.
We see the boy get up and dust himself off and the camera cuts away to show a troopers boot come down close-up. The black leather boot is obviously the policeman's who was chasing the car but it looks suspiciously "different." Just different enough to let the audience know this isn't a normal policeman. The shot then cuts to where we can see the policeman standing in front of the boy with his "bike" hovering in mid air a few feet beside him. He shouts at the boy, "Who are you?" or "What's your name?" and the boy shouts back defiantly, "James Tiberius Kirk!"
We're then treated to another long shot showing an older boy riding a hover bike similar to the one the policeman was shown riding a moment or two before thru the country side . We hear a voice over of an older man, presumable Kirk's father saying, "You never found yourself here, you never really fit in." The voice continues as the bike rider pulls up and stops and looks off into the distance, "What you choose to do with you're life is up to you." We see the boy starring at a huge futuristic structure (Star Fleet headquarters?) as the voice over continues, "Maybe you were meant for something different, something....bigger."
It then cuts to scene of an obvious Vulcan woman holding a baby. Again we hear a voice over of the woman saying, "You will always be a part of two worlds." as we cut to a toddler Spock walking in a Vulcan robe. The boy has the Beatles hair cut and pointed ears we associate with Vulcan's throughout Star Trek history. We then see a bunch a quick shots of the crew walking around the bridge of some starship and we see a 20-something Spock angrily pointing at a 20-something Kirk and saying, "I will not be lectured by you!" and an angry Kirk getting in Spocks face saying, "Why don't you do something about it!?!" We then see an enraged Spock trying to stab Kirk with something pointed I couldn't quite make out. It was a quick shot and Kirk is shown using both hands to fend off Spock and hold the object away from his face.
Several quick cuts are shown of space ships firing at one another and people being thrown about the bridge of whatever ship they're suppose to be in. We see crew members running down bright white corridors as another voice over with a Scottish accent says, "I'm having fun!" We then see a close-up of what had to be a young(er) Dr. McCoy with about a weeks worth of black stubble on his face and his arms crossed in that oh so familiar Bones manner saying angrily, "Space isn't suppose to be fun, it's aliens and phasers and death!" We also see a woman in silhouette (Uhura?) pulling off her top and scenes of the crew running to man their battle stations on a bridge.
We then see a bunch of battle shots of space ships being hit by phaser fire and pieces being blown off of them while engine nacels explode before it all ends with the familar Star Fleet logo against a black background and we hear the familar Star Trek opening cords played over it and the release date appears underneath.
I can't vouch for every line of dialog I quoted as being 100% accurate, the cuts were very quick and I only sat through the trailer once but that's the basics. The colors of the corridors and the uniforms was very bright, everything had a "new" appearance. No doubt some of the shots were meant to represent Star Fleet academy training exercises and not real life combat scenes though again, it all went by pretty quick.
If you use this just call me Jack the Tipper.[/quote:2s3a1cgg]
[quote:x7erykn6]Abrams wanted to take the original TV series Enterprise and the movie franchise Enterprise and fuse them together into a new yet familiar Enterprise. His ambition was a ship that felt very realistic, that could "stand up" to today's f/x standards—and beyond. "If you're going to do Star Trek there are many things you cannot change. The Enterprise is a visual touchstone for so many people. So if you're going to do the Enterprise, it better look like the Enterprise, because otherwise, what are you doing?[/quote:x7erykn6]
Ny [url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I0WNPb8R-40:3jp51s1x]trailer[/url:3jp51s1x]........i bootleg.
Men det är inte så dåligt kvalitet, tvärtom, det är faktiskt bra. vänta ivrigt tills den kommer officell, och dessutom i HD.
Diggar trailer stenhård. När Scotty säger "I like this ship. This is exciting!", lol säger jag bara. Foto i trailer ser riktigt awesome med. Man får verkligen ser mixet mellan en retro och en modern stil. Ser verkligen fram emot filmen.
