WKND BO: #StarTrek $70.6M/$84.1M, IronMan3 $35.2M/$337.1M, Gatsby $23.4M/$90.2M

[Mojoguy]

I seriously thought in the theater I heard someone say "It's Peter Sellers!" to someone and I was going "Ummm he has been dead for over 30 years".

That person should have just just screamed "It's ROBOCOP!" if he wanted everyone to understand quickily. What a moron.

Edited May 18, 2013 by Mojoguy

[Impact]

Well I reconized him and I've never seen Robocop so yeah....and no I didn't ask.

[Jandrew]

Wha.....??? Dude, it's a must-see. Seriously, one of the best SF/action films in the last 30 years. (It's Peter Weller, btw.)

 

I'll get around to it once I can find it, do you think the remake will be any good compared to it?

Edited May 18, 2013 by jandrew

[Goffe]

I'm not sure. I'm not seeing Trek, but I read on wikipedia that the

blood

thing happens, but I don't know it if translate to that.

This plot device is the least of STiD problems, the worst thing about STiD is the episodic feel.

[Dementeleus]

Well I reconized him and I've never seen Robocop so yeah....and no I didn't ask.

He's actually a professor of art history now.

[Michael Gary Scott]

I'll get around to it once I can find it, do you think the remake will be any good compared to it?

No

[zenithtim]

Speaking of the West and East Coast, does anyone have a breakdown/ an idea of whether superhero movies tend to perform better on the West/ East Coast relative to other action movies and so on?

[Impact]

No idea.

But I prefer to think we like better movies then New Yorkers

[Dementeleus]

Speaking of the West and East Coast, does anyone have a breakdown/ an idea of whether superhero movies tend to perform better on the West/ East Coast relative to other action movies and so on?

I think it'd be really really hard to make any sort of reasonable guess without seeing the historical data for all regions, and that's something we just don't have.

[Impact]

Before the movie they had one of there "Classic" fahtom events and it was for Cleopatra. It went "One of the best love stories of all time" or something like that. And then I went "And one of the biggest FLOPS of it's time"

[Mojoguy]

He's actually a professor of art history now.

He should be happy that in STID his character

was killed by Khan in such a memorable way. What an EPIC head crushing scene!

Edited May 18, 2013 by Mojoguy

[Impact]

And that is why I always see fantastic reactions to trailers for westerns.

[DarthPhil]

I'm a big Trek fan, so I've been keeping an eye on this thread in hopes a sequel with get greenlit, but even with bad news, I just had to register to say a lot of your postings have been thoroughly entertaining. Bravo.  

[Dementeleus]

He should be happy that in STID his character

was killed by Khan. What an EPIC head crushing scene!

Haha. And it got an iconic

Alice Eve scream.

[DeeCee]

I think it'd be really really hard to make any sort of reasonable guess without seeing the historical data for all regions, and that's something we just don't have.

There is one amongst us. But he'll never tell. Edited May 18, 2013 by DeeCee

[Impact]

Well I loved TNG the most, TOS is great so is Voyager. DS9 got better as it went on, though never got into Enterprise. It was okay but I don't know. (Voyager had the best finale-and I notice that one and TNG seem to be the ones that people love)

[Dementeleus]

Well I loved TNG the most, TOS is great so is Voyager. DS9 got better as it went on, though never got into Enterprise. It was okay but I don't know. (Voyager had the best finale-and I notice that one and TNG seem to be the ones that people love)

There are people who love Voyager???

[Impact]

There one amongst us. But he'll never tell.

If he told us....he have to kill us.

[Heretic]

Rth is here, and I think he's about to make his 1000th post. 

[Impact]

There are people who love Voyager???

Most people who I know who love Trek love it.