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Captain Khajiit said:I like the minimalist cover, without synopsis, so will have to nab it before it is changed. It does look excellent, Rogue-theX.
bionicbob said:Just wanted to THANK Rogue again for the wonderful cover art he has designed for the dvd.
It is now available for download for all who want it.
TMBTM said:bionicbob said:Just wanted to THANK Rogue again for the wonderful cover art he has designed for the dvd.
It is now available for download for all who want it.
And he also did one for The V'ger Incident that is also now available.
steelio2006 said:Watched this last night. Have to say that I enjoyed it quite well. I'm looking back at the The Original Series now. I was interested after watching Abram's Star Trek. But now I'm even more interested in taking a look at the series after watching Perdition's Flames. Awesome edit.
havok1977 said:I have to say that I am reluctant to give this edit a spin, not because Wrath of Kahn shouldn't be messed with or anything like that; while i do quite like it I am not of the group that regards it as the best Trek movie, Undiscovered Country is my personal favorite.
Thing is, I watched the Vger Incident a while back, and I really liked quite a few things about it: TOS sounds and ambiance, leaner storytelling, nice inclusion of flashbacks from the series... yet when it went downways for me was the twist ending... I don't want to spoil things for anyone, so here it goes:
Lets just say that from where I'm standing there is no way that the human consciousness that was merged could ever spawn that, plus the contradictions about locations that the twist implies - we are talking galaxy quadrant mismatch here.
I dunno, perhaps there is nothing of the sort this time around?
Sunarep said:8/10
A very cool edit, even though less Ricardo Montalbán means less of his impressive performance, but this is not the goal of this edit.
Perdition's Flames really feels like a great two-episode finale of a star trek tv-season and if they would have presented a story like this in the star trek series it would have definately become a legendary entry.
With cutting the Khan scenes out and just focusing on Kirk the story progresses without many of the redundancies that the original suffers. The scene with Chekov discovering Khan's vessel is a great opening and bionicbob manages to make it feel like a tv-opening, everything is there, the captain's log voiceover as the starship flies by ending with the beaming sound of the away mission, there are dramatic fadeouts and fade-ins, one very very cliffhangery freeze frame
with about half an hour cut this is a very quick and exciting ride. it doesn't replace wrath of khan, this was never the intention it just gives us a new take on an old classic
also with cutting khan, the lowering the shields of the reliant scene works way better for me - in the original there was a very "long" sequence of reliant crew staring incompetently at the controls while the shields were lowered, i really liked the quick cut from sending the codes to khan to the phaser fireThe funeral scene with the "happy b&w flashbacks" was really the best Tv-like thing this edit has done
Sunarep said:Thanks TMBTM for noting to stay after the credits, I turned vlc off after "a bionic bob edit" at the very end, just watched what's come afterwards, really really cool addition
bionicbob said:I was wondering if many people would catch it.....