Felt like posting some old work. For posterity's sake.

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At last, I return for a contemporary review. Finals and preparations for such have kept me somewhat busy (as have my many, many other numerous projects) but I have worked out the time to do a double feature review to conclude my trip through Star Trek cinema.

This time I bring you my reviews of Star Trek: Countdown and Star Trek, which, believe it ( Read more... )

At last, the final two looks into the past in anticipation of Star Trek, from director J.J. Abrams. I bet some of you thought I wasn’t going to make it. Well, ha! I laugh at you and your meek predictions :p!

But honestly, it’s good to get this done. Tonight, I present Star Trek: Insurrection and Star Trek Nemesis, the final two TNG films ( Read more... )

Once more, I return to the Star Trek franchise (almost done there, folks, just two more after this). This week, in anticipation of the new Star Trek I will be reviewing Star Trek Generations and Star Trek: First Contact, both of which were written by Brannon Braga and Battlestar Galactica creator Ronald D. Moore and which mark the end of the TOS ( Read more... )

It's not that I don't think others have talked about this or know about this. I don't. I know very well how much the media has talked about swine flu and how much attention has been paid to it. However, I thought I'd go ahead and put by two cents forward.

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Ah, two more. At the end of this, we’ll be just over halfway through the insane Trek marathon I have devoted myself to doing. This time round it’s one infamous and one beloved title - The Final Frontier and The Undiscovered CountryThis was actually supposed to be posted well over a week ago but as my fellow college students can image, end of the ( Read more... )

Not at all what I was expecting.

Hooray for me! As those who've been following me know I've been without one since Spring break three weeks ago when I, in the fits of a deep fever, tipped it over on the side and broke the little place on the laptop where the power cord goes in. So I've been basically running off of the computers here at Pacific University nonstop for the past ( Read more... )

We return to my voyage through the many Star Trek films (Abrams was reputably intimidated when he discovered there were ten of them) in anticipation of the new film. This time round we’ll plow through The Search for Spock and The Voyage Home, both directed by Leonard Nimoy, best known as the original actor to portray Spock.

What the Score Means

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