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Title: Trek Nation (2010) Post by: Trevor on January 17, 2014, 08:58:08 AM As a long time Trekkie / Trekker, I looked forward to seeing this film which starred Rod Roddenberry (the son of the Great Bird himself and Dr Chapel). I think I looked forward to it too much as what I got on the first and subsequent viewings was the story of a young man battling to understand why he had almost zero relationship with his famous parents and millions of others considered them to be friends, not so much the story of one of the greatest TV shows / movie series ever.
I honestly wanted to like this - in fact, I admit to crying when, shortly before his passing, Gene Roddenberry appeared on stage in a wheelchair and said "I love you" to everyone - but young Roddenberry comes across as whiny, needy and totally clueless about the Star Trek phenomenon. This was a missed opportunity and what on earth was George Lucas doing in this? :question: Title: Re: Trek Nation (2010) Post by: tracy on January 17, 2014, 12:26:24 PM Long time fan here and this sounds so disappointing.I'd heard of this but never saw it....not even on DVD.
Title: Re: Trek Nation (2010) Post by: zelmo73 on January 18, 2014, 11:52:47 PM This was a missed opportunity and what on earth was George Lucas doing in this? :question: I believe that everything that George Lucas touches anymore turns into The Star Wars Holiday Special (1978). Title: Re: Trek Nation (2010) Post by: Trevor on January 22, 2014, 07:58:30 AM This was a missed opportunity and what on earth was George Lucas doing in this? :question: I believe that everything that George Lucas touches anymore turns into The Star Wars Holiday Special (1978). I was actually just wondering why he was in the film and William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy were nowhere to be seen. :question: |