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Loved it. Course I am somewhat prejudiced.
05-11-2009 |
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On this week's edition of Movie Moan, Phil and Jamie are joined by their good friend and long-time supporter Lou Sytsma as they discuss Star Trek. Spoiler: They all fucking loved it!
Watch in shock and awe as three grown men are reduced to overly-excited nerds as they gush over J.J. Abrams' Trek "requel" - now a box-office smash, mind you.
In addition to talking about their favorite parts, minor pet-peeves and exactly how did William Shatner expect to fit himself into the newly rebooted film-series, a new feature is introduced. "Memo to the Executives" where our three heroes plead with the studio (in this case Paramount) about what they do and don't want to see in the forthcoming Trek sequel - which is currently aiming for a Summer 2011 release. Hint: No Khan and the more of Karl Urban's awesome Bones, the better!
Movie Moan - Trekgasm