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Entertainment Weekly has a spread on the new J.J. Abrams' Star Trek movie. Despite the presence of so many beautiful people, it ain't pretty.
Is the world ready again for Trek's optimistic vision of the future? Some involved with the film suspect the presidential election may have a dramatic effect on how Star Trek will be perceived. ''This is a franchise that offers hope for unity — and so does Barack Obama,'' says (the great Zachary "Sylar") Quinto, who has stumped for the Democratic presidential nominee. ''When this movie comes out, and Obama is president, hopefully there will be some parallels.''
Oh, for God's sake. Remember the '90s? Hollywood loved Bill Clinton. What's better than love? I'm not sure there is such a thing.
OK, OK... what's worse?
(Hat tip: Dirty Harry)
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Outer space
Yeah, the "Trek" reboot's success rests on the election of Obama.
Wow. Don't people feel silly for giving up such quotes to journalists?
I suspect the film will actually rest on Trek burnout, or the fact that the initial photos make it look like dress up day at your local high school.
Wisdom from Tom Stoppard
Actors really are the opposite of people.
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