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e74d4c (4) No.506>>507 >>518 >>615 [Watch Thread][Show All Posts]

I've watched Star Trek 5 and I'm fascinated with Nimbus 3, the planet of galactic peace. Originally envisioned to be a planet where all of the major powers would work together and live in harmony without weapons as an example to the rest of the galaxy, it quickly turned into a hellish wasteland filled with crudely armed degenerates. Even the people in charge realize they're dealing with the 'dregs of the galaxy'.

Amazing. This would have been back when Roddenberry was alive too. Was Star Trek dropping red pills back in 1989?

5f374d (1) No.507>>615

>>506 (OP)

Star Trek has been surprisingly Red Pilled a lot of the times. Especially when it comes to multiculturalism. Most people though are too autistic or too stupid to pick up on it.


d95ec8 (1) No.508

STV was pure kino


b7e2ac (1) No.518>>520

>>506 (OP)

I'm obviously gonna have to rewatch Star Trek V: The Search for God.


8baff3 (1) No.520>>8475

>>518

i watched it recently, was interesting to some degree but a bit of a letdown

the klingons that were chasing enterprise ended up not doing anything significant the entire movie

the big bad that was pretending to be a god only ended up doing a few earthquakes and lasers, didn't even have all that much dialogue

the journey was alright, but the destination was bland as fuck


bc098e (3) No.615>>633 >>638 >>8481

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>>506 (OP)

>Was Star Trek dropping red pills back in 1989?

Not sure, but I would have absolutely wrecked the Romulan ambassador. Don't tell /pol/

>>507

>Star Trek has been surprisingly Red Pilled a lot of the times. Especially when it comes to multiculturalism. Most people though are too autistic or too stupid to pick up on it.

It can also be amazingly pozzed, but I can't fault the original series for having hope in a better future than this half-utopia, half-dystopia thing we've got going right now. I believed that one day we'd all find common ground and we'd take to the stars and help others. Now I know that Earth will never be part of a galactic federation until we can rub out the more savage elements of our planet…unless they get us first.


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>>615

>Not sure, but I would have absolutely wrecked the Romulan ambassador.

Amen.

Actually, seeing her reminds me of the novelization for the film where she tries to open negociations and the Klingon ambassador asks her to open her blouse cause he's heard Romulan women were 'different'.


21aa56 (1) No.638>>644 >>646

>>615

Funny enough Trek predicted this very situation in Earth's history. It was a DS9 time travel episode


e74d4c (4) No.644>>646

>>638

Right down to the sanctuary districts.


bc098e (3) No.646>>652

>>638

I remember. I had mixed feelings about that one because Avery Brook's "The Federation is run by honkies!" agenda was getting more and more apparent by that point.

>>644

>Right down to the sanctuary districts.

Yup. Segregation and not-so-safe spaces. Just what those social justice fucks are practically begging for. Governor Wallace is screaming "I TOLD YOU SO!" from wherever he ended up. It's crazy as hell. It's sad because, right now, we need Star Trek more than ever, but instead we're getting this (((Star Trek))) shit that will inevitably stir the pot, instead. If I had the money, I'd produce a new sci-fi series that's uplifting instead of this dark deconstruction shit.


bc098e (3) No.647

>>633

>Klingon ambassador asks her to open her blouse cause he's heard Romulan women were 'different'.

Made me think of this.


e74d4c (4) No.652>>655

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>>646

>but instead we're getting this (((Star Trek))) shit that will inevitably stir the pot

I share the unease there. The whole nu-ghostbusters type advertising where "if you don't like this or that you're a racists/sexist/whateverist trogledyte unlike us wonderful enlightened types who watch every week" really isn't filling me with a lot of hope for this one.

I know its just advertising, but shit, Star Trek fans put food on a lot of tables for a lot of time, and now just get thrown under the bus. We're all a bunch of horrible people now just cause someone's got something to sell? And the only way we can prove we're not is by watching this new show? Fuck that.


e7d0af (1) No.655

>>652

>The whole nu-ghostbusters type advertising where "if you don't like this or that you're a racists/sexist/whateverist trogledyte unlike us wonderful enlightened types who watch every week" really isn't filling me with a lot of hope for this one.

They really trying bully tactics again? After it failed multiple times before and caused things to crash and burn by alienating all audiences? It's almost as if they just don't want things to succeed anymore.


84e165 (1) No.8475>>8481

>>520

The original Shatner version would have been better. The story was supposed to be about a space televangelist who convinces people he’s found heaven, and convinces the Enterprise crew (except Kirk) through that power of his. McCoy, Spock, and Kirk all wind up at each others’ throats over him.

They wind up on the planet where instead of God, it’s Satan, who needed a vessel to escape the barrier and summoned the televangelist. They get attacked by a legion of demons and have to fight their way out. Kirk escapes, but goes back and rescues the other two.

The studio flipped its lid over the God and Satan references (because fedora and circumcision), and made Kirk tone it down to be a fake alien. He was going to have rock men instead of demons, but the costumes were expensive and so only one was built, and it wound up looking terrible. Ultimately they had the alien chase Kirk around, which diminished it and having it get shot by a bird of prey that just made the whole movie silly and undercut the threat of it getting out of the barrier.

Instead of some epic sequence with demons - either so awesome or so cheesy - a bunch of easily triggered fedoras made it forgettable.


b2fd7b (1) No.8481>>8482

>>615

>Now I know that Earth will never be part of a galactic federation until we can rub out the more savage elements of our planet…unless they get us first.

>What are the Eugenics wars

>>8475

And yet Dr. Who has done this at least once IIRC.


203957 (1) No.8482

>>8481

Dr Who is le ironic garbage though.




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