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I went and saw it in the theater. I wasn't expecting to like it as much as I did.

 

It was very well acted and a compelling story without having to resort to violence or explosions to keep your attention. Plus historical so I felt like I was learning something.

I knew some of the history in terms of his brother and the scandal that forced him off the throne but not much more than that so I really enjoyed the historical aspect of the movie.

I found this interesting from IMDb:

The author, David Seidler suffered from a stammer as a child. Having heard George VI's wartime speech as a child, he (later in his adult life) had written to the Queen Mother asking for permission to use the King's story to create a film. The Queen Mother asked him not to during her lifetime, citing that the memories were too painful. Seidler respected her request.

That is interesting, if I recall correctly she just died within the last few years.

I went and saw it in the theater. I wasn't expecting to like it as much as I did.

 

It was very well acted and a compelling story without having to resort to violence or explosions to keep your attention. Plus historical so I felt like I was learning something.

It was an interesting episode, but doesn't it say that the Klingon religion is factually correct and all the others are not?

Didn't see it, but it sounds really out of place.

You probably ought to watch it.

This was one of my favorite season 3 episodes.

Finishing and emailing my UNIX final to my UNIX professor and officially completing the Spring semester putting me on a mini-vacation.

They're going to call it Star Trek 2?

I really enjoyed this episode, it was a good look into some of the Klingon culture.

I believe it completely. I'm not big on conspiracy theories.

DS9 "One Little Ship"

It didn't seem that interesting, but we saw it anyway, and loved it. Since I have a minor speech problem myself, I could easily relate to him.

 

We especially liked the "f***ity, f***ity, f***ity" bit. Personally, I find a long string of expletives much easier to say fast than a long string of regular words.

I had to laugh at the scene where he was really going off, then you hear from the other room... "Dad... what's going on in there??" lol

When it was released I very much enjoyed TMP but setting it next to some of the others I personally wouldn't rank it #1. That's not to diminish it's importance to the franchise though.

Has anyone else seen this movie? I wasn't sure exactly what the movie was about but I saw a commercial for it and it looked interesting so I got it and really enjoyed.

If you haven't seen it, I recommend getting it.

Of those liste, Star Wars.

I give this a 5 also, I loved this episode. Especially the ending.

I really liked Ezri but I think I have to go with Jadzia, we just saw more of her over 6 seasons.

I like them all but right now I'm leaning toward the original Enterprise theme.

This was an average episode, not bad but not great either. I tend to not like episodes that feature Wesley as much as other episodes though.

This is William Campbell...

He also played a giant rabbit in that episode where thoughts came to life.

 

Too bad. You could tell DeLance was familiar with Trelane when he did Q.

That wasn't William Campbell, that was Billy Blackburn.

That is sad news, I just watched him in the 1955 movie "Battle Cry".

The special features on the TOS discs that featured his home movies were some of my favorite features.

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Maybe it was cheaper that way? I don't know... money is a strong motivator sometimes. I for one am glad... I'd have hated to be forced to buy TNG *again*. lol (On the other hand, the TNG DVDs look pretty good on my 12 year old TV, I can't complain!)

I also think the colors and effects would look awesome in HD, they look great in SD but HD would be amazing.

I heard this the other day in the car...