Saw Star Trek at the dollar movie. Very pretty, very silly in places, and the main saving grace was Leonard Nimoy. I love watching that man playing the older Spock, all wise and "I'm over 150 years old, I can be visibly amused and delighted if I want to be."
'Time Bomb'
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Oh, definitely. No matter my problems with the plot and Kirk's characterization, seeing Leonard Nimoy as Spock again was well worth the price of admission.
His delight at seeing Scotty was wonderful, and it was all in the eyes and that very faint smile. "I have been and always will be your friend" made me misty-eyed, as did the "Space, the final frontier" at the end.
I'm worried that the theme song might be the worst thing about Quantum of Solace, and worried that it's not.
Are you watching it now? Just stop.
Wait, this bit has half-naked men.
And now there's a giant eyeball.
is the eyeball looking at the men?
I thought it was a half decent essay. Not a patch on Casino Royale, though.
I was ok with QoS. I can put up with a lot for Daniel Craig.
I fell asleep during QoS. It was really disappointing to me given how much I loved Casino Royale.