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If all reboots were done this well, we geeks would never worry about reboots.

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Between work and meetings, I’ll be AFK for most of today, but this is important enough to warrant its own quick entry until I can write something more in-depth later today: I went with Chris Hardwick and his girlfriend to see Star Trek last night.

Speaking both as a member of the Star Trek family, and as a fan of what we do, I can tell you that it is fucking incredible. As I said on Twitter: Star Trek has been reborn, and it is SPECTACULAR.

The story is such a perfect Star Trek story, the cast is pitch-perfect, the visuals are brilliant, and the sound design will blow your mind. I loved it so much, I wanted to watch it again RIGHT AWAY as soon as it ended, and I hope they do eleven movies with this cast and creative team. After seeing it, that satire from the Onion is even funnier than it already was.

Here’s a picture of me and Chris looking, um, excited after the movie. Well, Chris looks pleased, and I look … maybe excited isn’t the right word. Maybe “crazy as shit because OMG I just saw Star Trek and it blew me away” is more accurate. Anyway, it should tell you all you need to know (both about how much I liked it, and how much of a complete dork I am when I’m excited about things like Star Trek.)

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6 May, 2009 Wil

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  1. Progressive Witness says:
    13 May, 2009 at 5:34 pm

    Me, I’ve yet to see Trek, but I hope there’s applause in the theatre when I do. The only two times I can remember there being a thorough round of applause at the end of a film were Serenity…and Wrath of Khan.

  2. Jerms_the_Geek says:
    17 May, 2009 at 3:34 am

    That picture is frightening reminiscent of one Floyd Hansen. You should nickname that post the “Floyd”

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