Is Star Trek the Next Watchmen?
Expectations for J.J. Abrams's don't-call-it-a-reboot 'Star Trek' couldn't be bigger. But let's be realistic: This is not a sure thing.
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Expectations for J.J. Abrams's don't-call-it-a-reboot 'Star Trek' couldn't be bigger. But let's be realistic: This is not a sure thing.
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Those who've seen it have complained of J.J. Abrams's egregious overuse of lens flare in the film. And even J.J. Abrams thinks he might've gone a little overboard.
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With just a few minor reservations, a theater full of people who'd have been just as excited to see a 27-year-old movie can recommend the new 'Star Trek,' which they saw for free.
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My name is James T. Kirk. You killed my father. Prepare to die!