scififilmnerd said:

scififilmnerd said:

ZombieKitten said:

shit you beat me

InsatiableCream said:

I don't remember him though

ZombieKitten said:

He was the nephew of Theoden (King of Rohan). He led the Rohirrim horsemen in The Two Towers (in the movie, anyway).

TMPletz said:

I don't remember any of that

Saw this movie yesterday...and I loved it!

ZombieKitten said:

He was also the brother of Eowyn, the blond woman who was infatuated with Aragorn, if that rings any bells.

TMPletz said:

there was a lot of blonde hair in those movies

ZombieKitten said:

Yes, but there were only a select few that wanted to jump him.

TMPletz said:

I remember him now.

I think they should do a Watchmen Sequal and Cast Chris Pine as Dr. Manhatten

TMPletz said:

Says you. I saw the way that elf was eyein' up Strider.

Legolas to Aragorn:

Imago said:

You just want to see Pine peen painted blue.

meow85 said:

Someone can fill out a pair of boxer briefs.

MIGUELGOMEZ said:

Star Trek: All Kindza Ghey

lazycrockett said:

ya know it's funny. when i went to the movie i was wondering if they was gonna show Kirk with a green bitch

InsatiableCream said:

N Thats another thing I thought was a bit iffy, cause from what we learned bout the green species is that the females excrete a pheromone that has a controlling effect on her partner/mate that makes him submissive and controllable. The "I think I love you" bit was totally off the mark.

MIGUELGOMEZ said:

lazycrockett said:

lazycrockett said:

Well, remember...this is the "Alternate JJ" Star Trek-verse. Maybe the green bitches don't excrete over there?

Saw it tonight, and loved it

Rogue588 said:

I would think that in order to have a career in Starfleet, that controlling effect would have to be medically suppressed. Otherwise, they're looking at a world of trouble from any Orion that joins the ranks.

Finally saw the flick tonight. Loved it! Had no objections to the whole time travel/alternate universe thing either, and I really thought I would.

Two things though:

1) Spock and Uhura? WTF?

2) This movie has grand slash potential, though I doubt that was deliberate. Ah well. Roddenberry was not opposed to the idea, and that's what counts. Spock and Kirk are, after all, The Granddaddies of Slash.

just saw it cuz my buddy wanted to see it . was surprised at how decent it actually was though . couldn't really understand half of the shit that was goin' on (not a fan at all of the show), but i was gettin' into it kinda. it was weird. i liked it

punkofthemonth said:

There were a lot of things in the movie that referenced different Trek series and movies. I am familiar with a lot that went down in the Trek universe and even then I was surprised at how vaguely certain things in this new movie were described or explained. Guess they figured it'd just be the hardcore Trekkie set showing up at theatres.

meow85 said:

I probably didn't get any of those references/inside jokes, but I think I still enjoyed it as much as anyone could

ZombieKitten said:

Good to hear.

For one, I'm not sure it would be obvious to people less familiar with Trek that this new movie isn't the backstory we've had for 40 years, even with the offhand comments here and there in the script about it.

meow85 said:

do you mean it hasn't followed the right story? (that the time thingie allowed a different sequence of events?)

ZombieKitten said:

Yup. They essentially created a whole new continuity with this movie, via the alternate universe. What's going on in the new Trek is not what's said to have happen prior to the original series ever before. We've really got two of everything now.