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My son saw it and the first thing he mentioned was the continuous helicopter shot, so it must have been impressive. As for Arnold, what you saw was a complete CGI recreation which was based on scans done on a lifecast taken of Arnold at the Stan Winston studios for the first film. Those effects...

Better yet, reprogram the terminator to take care of it. I mean, how many Sammy Hagars can there be in the phone book?

Probably because Pegg looked nothing like Scotty and sounded like a real scotsman - not Doohan's lovably fake accent.

Well, here's a timely thread.

What about the black hole that was created inside our solar system at the end of the film?

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The theory has been going around for a few years that Richard was the Captain of the Black Rock. He did say that Jacob made him that way (i.e immortal or very long lived) so he was a normal human at some point and this may turn out to be the case.

From the way I understand it, Vulcans, like Romulans, do possess emotions but after centuries of bloody wars they followed the teachings of Surak about 1000 years prior to Spock's time and began supprssing those emotions and embracing logic. Spock is attempting to do what his fellow Vulcans can...

We all assume that's the Black Rock. Some had supposed that the ship could have gotten into the middle of the jungle by having the jumping island appear under it as it sailing along, was minding its own business (bad luck, that) but it seems not to be the case. So I wonder how it got so far...

I thought the same thing, but then I also thought, was that all really necessary? Locke was named the leader before he even left; couldn't Smokie have just killed him and carried out this plan two seasons ago? Or was that why Locke almost got pulled down the hole back then, to be killed and...

The loophoole was pretty simple. Man #2 couldn't kill Jacob, but apparently anyone else of his own free will could. What's odd is Jacob didn't even try to tell Ben he was being used.

I was reading your post, and I was like WTF? Dude, you're repeating everything I said! Timing is everything.

Ain't no one possessing any one. Locke never came back. Like Ben said, dead is dead. Clearly, the island is in the midst of a power struggle much older than Ben vs Widmore. Jacob and his reluctant companion, possibly his brother (the name Esau has been bandied about, go look it up) have been at...

Are you serious? Ben stabbed Jacob in the chest. Jacob, spitting blood, said "They're coming" and not-Locke kicked him into the fire, where he ignited quicky. Jack dropped the nuke down the hole and nothing happened. The "Incident" began and the SWAN site became electromagnetized pulling metal...

Chekov is not born 10 years earlier. In 2nd-3rd season TOS Kirk is 34 and Chekov is stated as being 22. Here Kirk is 28 and Chekov is 17. Pretty damn close if you ask me - he just made it to the bridge earlier.

I for one always wanted to see a return to the TOS era. Star Trek was always limited by budget and the constraints of 1960s television, but the characters were powerful and iconic. In addition, Trek was cut short and disappeared for 10 years before returning as a motion picture series. Perhaps...

Re: Cool stuff in season 1 The old "hide in plain site". Everyone just figures aliens like to play with colorful triangles.

Awesome trailer. Hope the movie lives up to it. I didn't love OoTP.

I really dug Space:1999, the original Battlestar theme (nicely used in the BSG finale), and the Lost in Space season 3 theme.

That was just JMS giving himself a back-door for the back-door, in case Pat Tallman accidentally stepped in front of a bus or something.