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Titolo: Wil Wheaton tranquillizza su Trek XI

http://moviesblog.mtv.com/2009/02/20/wil-wheaton-offers-reaction-to-spoilers-star-trek-footage-relax-people/
Wil Wheaton Offers Reaction To ‘Spoilers’ ‘Star Trek’ Footage: ‘Relax
People’
You may know Wil Wheaton as Gordie in “Stand By Me,” or perhaps you know
him as Wesley Crusher from “Star Trek: The Next Generation.” We however,
know him as a nerd god, who’s a walking encyclopedia of “Trek” and
“Watchmen” knowledge. That’s why we invited him to the taping of our new
movie show “Spoilers” (airing this Saturday at 8pm EST!), to see “Watchmen”
and “Trek” footage. You can read Wil Wheaton’s thoughts on “Watchmen” here,
and “Trek” below.
It was all stuff that I’ve seen already, but it looked cool and everyone in
the theater loved it. You know, a lot of my fellow Trekkies are all worked
up because the trailer shows all this action stuff, and I keep hearing
people dismissively calling it “Star Trek: 90210” just because there are
young people in it or something. I really hope those guys can take a step
back and realize a couple of things: these trailers and previews aren’t
aimed at us; they’re aimed at teenagers, so they have to be presented in a
language that they understand.
The damn kids today have grown up in a world where sci-fi is mostly action,
and if you show them a lot of intense dialog scenes or quiet character
moments, they’re not going to be interested. It is in all of our best
interests to get them into the theater, so they can be introduced to “Star
Trek,” get excited about “Star Trek,” and keep the “Star Trek” universe
alive.
I also hope these guys will realize that this is based on the original
“Star Trek,” which was pitched by Gene Roddenberry as a Western in Space,
or “Wagon Train to the Stars.” It was originally about simple morality
tales where the good guys wore white, the bad guys wore black, and the hero
always got the girl. Or, um, several girls.
This is not to say that the “Star Trek” movie is all mindless action, or
style over substance; I can’t tell you why, but I know that it isn’t. I
also can’t tell you why, but I also know that it’s pretty goddamn awesome.
I guess what I’m saying is, relax, people. This isn’t “Dukes of Hazzard” or
“Land of the Lost.”
-- 
Jolan Tru
Filippo "Hytok" Simone
http://perestroika.iobloggo.com/

 
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Mi sento gia' molto sollevato, grazie.
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V'Ral

Mi sento gia' molto sollevato, grazie.
Sei serio? :DD Stanotte ti verrà Wil in sogno. Armato di naniti!
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 Sei serio? :DD Stanotte ti verrà Wil in sogno. Armato di naniti!
Sono pronto, ieri notte ho sognato che insegnavo a Sheridan
come pilotare una White Star...
--
V'Ral

  Stanotte ti verrà Wil in sogno. 
Segnatevi i numeri che vi da' :)
Ciao,
luigi
-- 
/
+--[Luigi Rosa]--
\
I am gray. I stand between the candle and the stars.
We are gray. We stand between the darkness and the light.
    --Delenn, "Babylon Squared"

 come pilotare una White Star...
L'equipaggio dei Minbari e' li' apposta!
Ciao,
luigi
-- 
/
+--[Luigi Rosa]--
\
This guy walked into my office one day and started talking about this science
fiction show he had in mind. He called it "Star Trek". I remember saying,
"It sounds marvellous, whatever the hell it is."
And I remember thinking, "Oh, my God! This will never sell!"
    --Oscar Katz su Gene Roddenberry

 L'equipaggio dei Minbari e' li' apposta!
Si, ma io lo sapevo fare molto meglio dei Minbari!
--
V'Ral

V'Ral ha scritto:
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A dire il vero era un sogno ben strano, infatti prima
di fargli scuola guida gli facevo un rapporto sui pazienti
del medlab e poi gli chiedevo a che ora potevo andare a
parlare con Kosh.
Ste cose mi spaventano...
--
V'Ral

 Segnatevi i numeri che vi da' :)
"Star Trek": Morto che parla
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"Chi russa si addormenta per primo."
   -- [Legge dei compagni di letto]

 Mi sento gia' molto sollevato, grazie.
dici? leggendo tra le righe, praticamente consiglia ai fan un Valium 
prima di andare a vedere il film... a me sembra un po' inquietante :)
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"I believe that when we leave a place, part of it goes with us and part 
of  us remains. Go anywhere in the station, when it is quiet, and just 
listen. After a while, you will hear the echoes of all our 
conversations, every  thought and word we've exchanged. Long after we 
are gone .. our voices will linger in these walls for as long as this 
place remains. But I will admit .. that the part of me that is going .. 
will very much miss the part of you that is staying"
  -- [G'Kar, "Objects in Motion", Babylon 5]
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 prima di andare a vedere il film... a me sembra un po' inquietante :)
Leggendo anche nelle righe dice che nel trailer e' stato usato un linguaggio per
ragazzini e il trailer ha contenuti conformi ai film del momento (azione,
romance...).
Wheaton si dimentica che nel 1966 Star Trek ha fatto colpo perche' e' andato
contro gli schemi del momento. Al posto dell'azione dei telefilm di agenti
segreti proponeva citazioni classiche e temi "impegnati". In Star Trek TOS se
compariva una guest belloccia o attraente, quasi sicuramente era il "cattivo" di
turno.
Se queste sono le premesse, JJ non ha attualizzato il franchise di Star Trek, ma
l'ha banalizzato.
Ciao,
luigi
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+--[Luigi Rosa]--
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Babylon 5 was the last of the Babylon stations.
There would never be another.
It changed the future, and it changed us.
It taught us that we have to create the future, or others will do it for us.
It showed us that we have care for one another, because if we don't,
who will? And that true strength sometimes comes from the most
unlikely places.
Mostly, though, I think it gave us hope that there can always be new
beginnings, even for people like us.
    --Susan Ivanova, "Sleeping in Light"