Seen em both and of the two of them Id go back to the movies to see Star Trek.
Did like the tie in with Arny at the end though
Over all Terminator was ok, watchable and enjoyable with only a few "how comes", like "how come them pesky humans still have all those large footprint facilities like airbases and the like".
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Originally posted by snaw View PostGreat film - I've read mixed reviews on this, so expectations weren't so high - but my missus even said it was very good.
Got to wonder about some film critics ...
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Great film - I've read mixed reviews on this, so expectations weren't so high - but my missus even said it was very good.
Got to wonder about some film critics ...
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Not watched either but the reviews say Star Trek is a very good film and Terminator Salvation is so so.
Which makes me wonder why most people on here are saying Terminator?? Are they trying to shed the ‘geek’ image or are they so geeky that they refuse to accept a Star Trek film without William Shatner playing the star role?
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Originally posted by zeitghost
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Originally posted by snaw View PostGotta say I agree with that - I gritted my teeth and got through TDVC, but the guy gives me hope that pretty much anyone could be a writer, if they've the stamina & patience to put enough words on the pages.
He gives Jeffery a run for his money, which is no mean feat.
Purses and sows ears, polishing turds etc....
In a previous incarnation I worked at his publishers, Harper Collins, and some of the things said about his "talent" were definately not complimentary.
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Originally posted by snaw View PostGotta say I agree with that - I gritted my teeth and got through TDVC, but the guy gives me hope that pretty much anyone could be a writer, if they've the stamina & patience to put enough words on the pages.
He gives Jeffery a run for his money, which is no mean feat.
This one though was much better, well I thought so anyway.
Still would reccomend Star Trek though... yum J T Kirk was hot (sorry Zeity!)
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Originally posted by Menelaus View PostI'll happily undergo physical pain to avoid damage to a book (almost any book, tbh) but the only book I've been SOOOOOOOOOOO pissed off by that I've chucked away in early read was the Da Vinci Code.
Was in Prague main train station, taking the train to Krakow and needed something to read. It was the only book in English that I hadn't read in the shop so I bought it.
Mistake.
Chucked it out of the speeding train window within an hour of having opened it, and concentrated on getting drunk instead.
He gives Jeffery a run for his money, which is no mean feat.
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Originally posted by Churchill View PostSeen ST, loved it.
Terminator? (Not Seen it) Somehow I don't think it's going to live up to the hype.
Angels & Demons? Saw it last night, I detest Dan Brown and all his works. Thank <Insert Deity of Choice here> the film was better than the book IMO.
Was in Prague main train station, taking the train to Krakow and needed something to read. It was the only book in English that I hadn't read in the shop so I bought it.
Mistake.
Chucked it out of the speeding train window within an hour of having opened it, and concentrated on getting drunk instead.
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