posted by
the_dala at 10:54pm on 11/05/2009
Just came back from a second viewing of "Star Trek," during which
tricksterquinn and I babbled incoherently at each other the whole time. It remains totally awesome. It may have even edged over into more awesome the second time, because I noticed something new: during the cave scene, Spock's voice is all echoe-y due to the mind meld. There's a point at which it becomes very faint, which I first thought was due to a burp in the sound system or something. Second time around, I noticed this: Spock's voice fades out when he gets to the part about the Kelvin, and someone else says clearly, "No." I thought it might be Nero because he's onscreen at the time, but Nero is just breathing hard, not speaking, and anyway he's got no reason to protest the destruction of the Kelvin. So I can only assume it's Kirk who says "No," watching the death of his father.
Um...so this isn't hugely significant or relevant to the plot or anything. It was just a bit of something I liked.
So, in conclusion: Go. See. I'm gonna try to post recs tomorrow.
Collecting shiny new icons is funnnn.
Um...so this isn't hugely significant or relevant to the plot or anything. It was just a bit of something I liked.
So, in conclusion: Go. See. I'm gonna try to post recs tomorrow.
Collecting shiny new icons is funnnn.
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(hahahaha, can you tell I haven't flailed at nearly enough people yet about this movie? I am rambling!)
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During the Kirk and Nimoy-spock bonding time, I'm afraid I uttered the phrase (quite loudly enough for most of the theater to hear): Kirk and Spock are in a CAVE! ALONE! CRASHED! and then flailed while hubby patted me on the head.
I'm afraid that, despite the disconcerting Uhura/Spock thing (which is a big old Wha-huh? for me) my slashy soul is quite happy with the flick and going "\o/"
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Also, my husband says he enjoyed the movie on its own but that he had just as much fun watching me bounce and clap and point at amazing things on the screen.
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...I've always been a pairing whore :)
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