2008 January | Star Trek Reviews

Review » Starship Mine

Posted on January 31st, 2008 by Dauntlessmedia

There is a new Season 6 review available:

» 6.18 – Starship Mine
C

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Posted on January 30th, 2008 by Dauntlessmedia

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Review » Birthright, Part II

Posted on January 29th, 2008 by Samuel Walters

There is a new Season 6 review available:

» 6.17 – Birthright, Part II
C-

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Review » Birthright, Part I

Posted on January 28th, 2008 by Samuel Walters

There is a new Season 6 review available:

» 6.16 – Birthright, Part I
B-

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New Star Trek Movie Teaser Trailer

Posted on January 26th, 2008 by Samuel Walters

Paramount has finally released a teaser trailer for the new Star Trek motion picture, due in theaters on Christmas 2008!

I have to admit, as I was watching the trailer, I was rather underwhelmed — until the very last moment. I mean, the scenes of welding and construction, with voiceovers of seminal moments in spaceflight, just didn’t say a whole heckuva lot about the upcoming movie. And worse yet, they didn’t feel like “Star Trek.” But the payoff is well worth the wait. And this is just a teaser trailer, afterall.

As for the payoff? We get Leonard Nimoy narrating the classic lines, “Space, the Final Frontier” — and we finally see what the construction is: the Starship Enterprise. The trailer ends with the tagline: “Under Construction.”

And upon further reflection, while the visuals tell us nothing about the movie itself, the trailer idea is brilliant. Teasers are meant to officially let the public know about an upcoming movie. The full trailer will give us the overview of the story. In the meantime, sit back, watch, listen and enjoy the classic fanfare and sight of the original Star Trek.

View the new trailer here: