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Woodruff wrote:universalchiro wrote:Star Trek gets +1 for Spock
You...you I like.
Symmetry wrote:I like 3/7 of the Star Wars movies. Almost everything else associated with it has been terrible, apart from the Clone Wars cartoon that Genndy Tartakovsky did.
universalchiro wrote:Symmetry wrote:I like 3/7 of the Star Wars movies. Almost everything else associated with it has been terrible, apart from the Clone Wars cartoon that Genndy Tartakovsky did.
The animated Clone Wars is a worthy watch. (Worth +1) And fills in a lot of details missed between Episodes 2-3. Does Star Trek?
What in Star Wars Episodes 3 & 7 that stood out for you to select them as best?
waauw wrote:I never really enjoyed the star trek series, even though I like science fiction. I guess the oldfashion images are just such a turn-off compared to the awesome visual effects you get nowadays. I don't really have that problem with star wars.(although I do have to admit I liked the 2009 star trek movie)
+1 star wars better special effects there are
thegreekdog wrote:I will refrain from responding as I just signed Mets's petition against using ad hominems.
universalchiro wrote:Star Wars gets +1 for musical score by John Williams..
Phatscotty wrote:Star Trek blows.
betiko wrote:all i know is that i never understood how people could find star trek remotely interesting...
If you wre a kid in the 80s, nothing can beat star wars, indiana jones & back to the future! (maybe james bond can)
universalchiro wrote:Star Wars gets +1 Sith's shooting lightning bolts out of their fingers.
stahrgazer wrote:universalchiro wrote:Star Wars gets +1 Sith's shooting lightning bolts out of their fingers.
BZZZZZZZZT!
Star Trek did this first.
Woodruff wrote:Well...Gary wasn't a Sith...
AAFitz wrote:Phatscotty wrote:Star Trek blows.
So you prefer an overall magical universe with an superpowers run by an evil empire, over an overall culturely diverse, scientifically based one.
Shocking!!!
stahrgazer wrote:Woodruff wrote:Well...Gary wasn't a Sith...
It's still a copy of the idea, so ST should get the point for lightning fingers
jonesthecurl wrote:[quote="stahrgazer"
If you'd been a kid in the 60s, you'd understand that Star Trek began the trend toward scifi tv.
stahrgazer wrote:Gene Roddenberry's imagination, "cell phones" may not exist (because the original cellphone inventors were trying to create what Roddenberry had imagined.)
universalchiro wrote:Symmetry wrote:I like 3/7 of the Star Wars movies. Almost everything else associated with it has been terrible, apart from the Clone Wars cartoon that Genndy Tartakovsky did.
The animated Clone Wars is a worthy watch. (Worth +1) And fills in a lot of details missed between Episodes 2-3. Does Star Trek?
What in Star Wars Episodes 3 & 7 that stood out for you to select them as best?
Symmetry wrote:universalchiro wrote:Symmetry wrote:I like 3/7 of the Star Wars movies. Almost everything else associated with it has been terrible, apart from the Clone Wars cartoon that Genndy Tartakovsky did.
The animated Clone Wars is a worthy watch. (Worth +1) And fills in a lot of details missed between Episodes 2-3. Does Star Trek?
What in Star Wars Episodes 3 & 7 that stood out for you to select them as best?
I meant 3 out of the 7 main movies. Episodes IV, V, and VI.
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