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Star Trek: Nemesis Trailer to Premiere Tonight

savagexp writes "Dark Horizons is reporting that the trailer for the next Star Trek movie will premiere tonight on Entertainment Tonight and via the official website tonight at 7:30 EST." Makes me wish I could stomach ET, or at least had some real bandwidth. Hopefully it'll get placed in front of some of the movies coming in the next few weeks (maybe MiB2?)

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  1. Dang! I was hoping for a StarWars vs Startrek mooV by fishlet · · Score: 5, Funny

    I guess I'll have to wait a while longer.
    Scene:

    Picard: Fire photon torpedo's
    Yoda: Diverts torpedo's with a wave of his paw.

  2. Not really a premier... by JonWan · · Score: 4, Informative

    The public premier was last weekend in Tulsa at the Sci-Fi Con. I've got a 3" DVD of it that was given away at Tulsa.

    1. Re:Not really a premier... by jonfromspace · · Score: 5, Funny

      So rip it and post it dude... Man... I have to think of everything...

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  3. I think I've fallen into Bizarro World. by Lemmy+Caution · · Score: 5, Funny
    On Earth Prime, it would be unthinkable, what I am thinking now: I have no interest in any of the Star Wars movies, and I'm looking forward to seeing Wesley Crusher in the new Star Trek movie.

    Now you'll have to excuse me, the perpetual motion machine is a little loud, and needs to be oiled.

    1. Re:I think I've fallen into Bizarro World. by Skirwan · · Score: 5, Funny
      Now you'll have to excuse me, the perpetual motion machine is a little loud, and needs to be oiled.
      Young man, on this forum we obey the laws of thermodynamics!

      Oh, wait... this is Star Trek, not the Simpsons... Umm, Heisenberg compensators to full! Engage!

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    2. Re:I think I've fallen into Bizarro World. by Geekboy(Wizard) · · Score: 5, Informative

      According to Wil himself, he will. Check his web page. Also IMDB has it listed. http://us.imdb.com/Trivia?0253754

  4. This would probably be ... by LordNimon · · Score: 5, Funny

    ... the first time I use my TiVo to fast forward through a show so I can watch the commercials.

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  5. Hmmm... by jonfromspace · · Score: 4, Funny
    From the site:
    The new "Star Trek: Nemesis" trailer runs 1:34 and will also play in theaters, starting with the July 4th weekend. The official "Star Trek: Nemesis" movie site will give fans plenty to whet their appetites, with stunning imagery from the film, a 360-degree IPIX view of the Romulan Senate set


    Wow... the IS a use for IPIX :)

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  6. Uhh.. by legoboy · · Score: 5, Funny
    Makes me wish I could stomach ET

    Why does CmdrTaco want to eat a cute, cuddly alien?

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  7. Movie Format by nullard · · Score: 5, Informative
    Or, maybe we will be even luckier and it wont even be released in quicktime at all!

    Or maybe we will be even luckier and group of /.ers who can't differentiate between a file format and a codec will get a clue and stop bashing QuickTime when they are pissed off at Sorrenson's licensing. QuickTime is the perfect format for distributing multimedia since it is the most widely supported format. Also: old applications that used to play QuickTime movies continue to work with the new versions perfectly. You can still use MoviePlayer 2.5 to watch QuickTime 5 movies. The whole framework was is elegantly designed and very expandable. If you don't like not being ablt to watch QuickTime movies on Linux, find a better, more free codec to use and convince the trailer makers to adopt it.

    In any case the original article says:
    The "Star Trek: Nemesis" trailer will then launch online ... in the QuickTime format ... additional streaming formats will also be available soon.
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  8. This calls for a Wil Wheaton post! by MAXOMENOS · · Score: 4, Interesting

    Wil? You there? Does your employment contract with Paramount allow you to geek out on this topic?

  9. Re:mpaa? by NanoGator · · Score: 5, Insightful

    We're anti-MPAA, not anti-interesting movies.

    If none of us liked movies, the MPAA couldn't piss us off.

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  10. Screw Star Trek, the T3 teaser is coming by themexican · · Score: 4, Informative

    According to the offical T3 site the T3 teaser will be playing in front of Men in Black.

  11. Heh.. by NanoGator · · Score: 4, Funny

    Great. They've been Slashdotted. I can just see Commander Data drumming his fingers on the console waiting for the hourglass to go away.

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  12. Jedi Trek Of The Rings by simetra · · Score: 4, Funny

    3 countem 3 boners in one!

    Synopsis: A band of gay space gnomes, aboard the U.S.S. Fellow Ship (get it, fellow, ship, heh heh) team up with the Lucasfilm Muppets(tm) to kill the one guy on the bridge of the Enterprise which nobody knows (and hence won't miss when he dies).

    A splendid time is guaranteed for all!

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  13. Re:Don't bother -- it's an even numbered sequel. by Erbo · · Score: 4, Insightful
    No, you've got it the wrong way round. Even-numbered Star Trek movies rock. Odd-numbered ones suck, or, at the very least, are kind of "ho hum."

    Let's look at the evidence:

    1. ST:TMP - Good to see the crew back again, after all these years, but a very slow movie and bo-ring in parts.
    2. The Wrath of Khan - Kick ass! Ricardo Montalban and his rich Corinthian leather, chewing the scenery and quoting Moby Dick. And tons of action.
    3. The Search for Spock - Ho hum. Nice flick, but couldn't measure up to the predecessor. And you kind of knew how it was going to turn out...
    4. The Voyage Home - Funnier than hell. They were clearly out to have fun with the whole "time travel to the present day" gag, and did. My wife likes this one the best.
    5. The Final Frontier - HEAVE! RETCH! What were they thinking? Were they thinking? Shatner couldn't direct his way out of a pay toilet, even if he had James Cameron in there to help him...
    6. The Undiscovered Country - Tight and action-filled, with lots of present-day allegory. Laid some nice groundwork for later Klingon history as depicted on TNG. And Sulu gets to be a captain; he rocks.
    7. Generations - Nice way to bridge the gap, but the story was nothing really spectacular. Gotta love the saucer-module crash scenes though.
    8. First Contact - Borg, Borg Queen, time travel, the first warp flight, "Let's rock and roll!" (Cue up "Magic Carpet Ride.") Plenty of action, plenty of good scenes. I've used this movie to test out DVD players...
    9. Insurrection - The best way I could describe this one is that it was basically like a 2-hour TNG episode. Other than that, it didn't stand out, really.
    10. Nemesis - If the pattern holds, this movie should rock. Gotta check the trailers later today and see what they look like.
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  14. Re:Dang! I was hoping for a StarWars vs Startrek m by Guppy06 · · Score: 5, Funny

    I think what we're really all waiting for is the (anti-)climatic conflict between Storm Troopers (who can't shoot) and red shirts (who must die).

  15. Re:2,4,6,8...? by gilroy · · Score: 4, Insightful
    Blockquoth the poster:

    First Contact - Time Travel... Gotta Love Time Travel.

    Oh, time travel is so hackneyed, especially in the Trekverse. But more importantly, First Contact ruined the Borg. Well, OK, "I, Hugh" began the degeneration, but First Contact was the final nail in the coffin.


    The original Borg was/were the only truly alien aliens in Trek. Their ships were ungraceful (for a reason). They violated bilateral symmetry. Their motives were so alien as to be impossible to even recognize as motives. They were implacable, nigh-omnipotent, and -- most important of all -- not like some subset of humanity with a bad nose. Indeed, they were a reasonable (sort of) extrapolation of Net technology, an honest answer to a what-if question, the best element of sci fi.


    What made them stand out was their communal decemtralized mind... a true unified consciousness, something emergent from the individual entities contained in the Borg net. What did First Contact do? It fell for the cliche "hive mind", took a weak metaphor (social insects) and expanded it, somehow, into a concept even weaker. A Borg Queen? Please! The true Borg would have no truck with a queen, a king, a president, or anything that makes one part more significant/important than another.


    Let's say it again, class: The true Borg are decentralized and distributed. A "Borg Queen" is the exact antithesis of what the Borg were.


    Arrgh. It bothers me every time I think about it. Grrr.