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I hope this will live up to the hype that was generated so far.
I don't exactly have high hopes for this series though; I can't exactly see how far the story can progress without steering too far off from the title's original premise
Just got back from seeing it. I went in a skeptic and came out quite happy. The entire movie is a homage to the past while subtly preparing it for a new generation of viewers.
Chekov... optimistic? In a morbid sort of way, I guess... he's very jumpy and springy and all, but he's also always saying "oh we're going to die" and "there's no way we're living through this one cap'n". Not like the characters are particularly big parts though, as long as they get the essentials i'll be satisfied.
@thevarrior: Well, it's particularly a Russian sort of optimism. And they cast a guy from Petersberg, who might be more Russian than Koenig was. So I hope it works.
"They all had a very specific kind of walk, and a very, very specific kind of smile and a very specific look. There's a very natural optimism about him [Chekov] and I just thought it was really important to capture that."
That is one of the best things about Chekhov, though I'm not sure it's 'optimism.'
@Kishi: To be accurate, though, I do not recognize him as Captain Davenport- he is forever Coupling's Steve, the stammering, defender of the artistic merits of Lesbian Spank Inferno.
@Kishi: First of all, it's Jack Davenport, Captain Norrington, and Steve Taylor. And second...what does he have to do with Kobe Lobster? Or this article?
07/26/09
I don't exactly have high hopes for this series though; I can't exactly see how far the story can progress without steering too far off from the title's original premise
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05/07/09
You'd be silly not seeing it.
05/07/09
"Say it in Russian!"
"Ven ve voke up, ve had these... wodies."
"Eeeeee! Now say 'nuclear vessel'!"
"No!"
05/08/09
05/07/09
That's kind of a bummer.
05/06/09
"Oh... my."
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That is one of the best things about Chekhov, though I'm not sure it's 'optimism.'
12/06/08
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I think you mean Jeff Coatsworth from HIMYM. Him and his Kobe Lobster (that's lobster raised on Kobe Beef).
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12/06/08
Doesn't matter. Any excuse to bring up the subject of Kobe Lobster is a good thing. Plus his character was amusing...for how long he lasted.
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12/07/08
First of all, it's Jack Davenport, Captain Norrington, and Steve Taylor. And second...what does he have to do with Kobe Lobster? Or this article?
12/06/08