2009 was a great version of Star Trek,and Into Darkness probably has too much action in it,but you have to understand that this is the beginning of a completely new version of Star Trek.Sure same characters,but different beginning.PineKirk Just became Captain at the end of the 2009 film,so by the time Into Darkness starts he probably has what,a year or two under him.He's still a rookie,and will make mistakes...alot of them.But that's what,in turn,will make him a great Captain.I bet there will be alot more of these movies just because they are doing so well in the box office.


Anyways,I myself am waiting for Man of Steel and Pacific Rim.Both look so good.

Watched The Last Stand with my cousin last night.

it was fun and exciting, and violent and quite an enjoyable flick. Great cast, I liked everybody in it.

I think most surprising is how much depth the film had, it had a lot more plot...and actual characters...compared to the films it was allegedly throwing back too. As both a film fan, and a fan of 80s action films, I adored this film.

I was watching Toy Story 3, the only movie that has made me cry.

I'm watching Star Trek (2009). It's on the dark side of the Internet and I was a bit terrified of the site, but I'm over it. I like it so far, but I do think Kirk's father was a bit of a jerk for leaving his family without a father; I feel the same way about Spock marooning Kirk on an ice world.

Watched The Prestige earlier. I caught a bit of it when it was on TV once and had to track it down, this was just after christmas...

Anyway, glad I finally got around to watching it properly. Neat film full of nice little twists.

So I just watched a loose shlock adaptation of High Plains Drifter called 'The Wraith' and it was fucking terrible. The 80s are my favourite decade of cinema, I love so bad it's good movies but this was just...cheap and boring. The Crow then ripped them off like a decade later and did the whole thing way better.

Went to see Into Darkness today. Was alright, Action felt a little too forced and it was incredibly predictable. Could be my film degree thats tainted me though.

Overall, it was good but I won't be rushing out to see it again or buy the Blu Ray.

Just got back from Star Trek Into Darkness and I really did enjoy it. I somehow managed to avoid learning anything about he film's plot, so I didn't know what to expect. But it delivered pretty well for me.

After all the excitement with Star Trek Into Darkness, I went out and got myself a blu-ray of The Wrath of Khan, a movie I haven't watched in quite a while. This rewatch reconfirmed my belief that it really is the best Star Trek movie. Wrath of Khan has everything that makes a good Star Trek movie, exciting action, great camaraderie, deep characterization and heart.