The OP has failed to bring to light yet another Star that deserves at least a honorable mention "STAR GATE" best possible Modern Day adventure series.
The OP has failed to bring to light yet another Star that deserves at least a honorable mention "STAR GATE" best possible Modern Day adventure series.
i did go there but. a galaxy is a series of stars and planets and not simply a STAR. now if it was called STAR quest it would have a title to join the likes ofOh hell no - if we're going there let's get serious.... GALAXY QUEST!!!!
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The OP has failed to bring to ligbht yet another Star that deserves at least a honorable mention "STAR GATE" best possible Modern Day adventure series.
i can agree with that so far the new universe series looks interesting but i am with holding judgment looks to be more about the who and less about the why and how.Star gate is only good because of the action - the plot is sometimes out there and the actors don't seem to take their roles seriously, especially that Macgyver dude.
But any movie that can turn Ricardo Montalban into a badass is automatically epic.
I like star trek voyager best .....and although unfortunately Ip didn't get to see many episodes I really liked stargate atlantis.
I never took to star wars at all.
That was a funny vid, gashin. Thanks.
I enjoy them both. In my house, I am the Trek geek, and my husband and son are huge Star Wars fans. I think my son has every Star Ward book ever published. Star Wars was a big part of my childhood, and was a cinimatic milestone. But I would have to say I enjoy Star Trek better. It is more about the people than action and shoot-em-ups, Especially DS9.
DS9 is most definatley humanoid interest stories. "More cerebral" is how I have often heard DS9 discribed. (And Avery Brook's voice just does it for me better than James Earl Jones'.)
I agree, LOTR does have them all beat, but that is going into a different genre. (Even though I love Same Rami, I am a bit worrried what he is going to do with The Hobbit.) I personally prefer fantasy to sci-fi. And Tolkien did make the mold for fantasy. But the two genres have been grouped together.
Dune, which is one of my favorites, seems to bridge both genres. Yes, it is set in space, but has more of a fantasy feel to me. Dragonriders of Pern has always been considered fantasy; dragons and all that - but it started with space travel and genetic egineering.
My obsession though, the best of all stories, IMO, is the Wheel of Time series. I am rereading them all again becuse the first volume of the final book will be out this monthI can go on forever about it, and have been known to do so. Any fellow fans, feel free to pm me. We can share the anticpation.
Thanks for the geek thread. I am always happy to put in my two cents worth on the subject.
Be well,
~A
George Lucas = Hack He should get down on his Knees and beg Peter Jackson to give him lessons on how to make a movie trilogy. (Of course, Jackson's material was a 1000 x's better to start)
Star Wars is just nonsensical crap that uses special effects to distract from the fact that it is an empty vessel with no redeeming value.
OTOH Star Trek has a clear message and deals with social issues and talks of a future with hope.
Besides the Star Trek ships are much cooler.
PS. Did I mention that George Lucas is a hack? Not one good effort since American Graffiti
Voyager may be the best Star Trek series of all.