[MonsieurHood]

If you go, and you don't like it, you'll lose $7.50 and two hours of your time. If you don't go and miss the best Star Trek movie of all time, you'll regret it forever.






And yep, she could stand to eat a steak or two and some mashed taters and gravy.

[RedShirtsRuS]

Originally Posted by wade8069

I am half excited and half terrified for the new Star Trek movie. The previews make it look like, "Star Trek: Tokyo Drift." I need some reinforced assurances so I wont make a scene in the theater and try to recruit a mob of freshly raped fans. I want this to be good, but even more so, I want this to be STAR TREK.

on a side note, watching the Constitution Class being built is enough to arouse.

To be honest, I envy you and other people who are still skeptical of the movie but are still going to see it.

You'll get an even better experience than I will because your expectations are lowered.

I'm already so hyped up about the movie I'm afraid I'll be disappointed.

[Dominus of Megadeus]

Originally Posted by sir num nums

Well, she needs to eat something, she is thin as a stick.
But, I would follow her in to almost any movie.

She may be thin, but she's also FINE!
To quote a nonsensical line...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=daoV-LsINiA

[JamesTSpock]

All I can really say is looks can be deceiving.

[JamesTSpock]

The trailer may make it look like Tokyo Drift but the real way to find out is see the movie. Maybe your suspiscions would be warranted or maybe youd be suprised. You never know.