Man of Honour
Still can't get over how terrible the ship looks. It's certainly no sleek Enterprise/Voyager.
The more details that come about about this the more rubbish it sounds. Just read the info on ign. Why oh why do we have another prequel.
The more details that come about about this the more rubbish it sounds. Just read the info on ign. Why oh why do we have another prequel.
If the new trek series doesn't have:
Gay
Lesbian
Straight
Black
White
Fat
Thin
Tall
Short
Disabled
I shall be outraged!
Wish they would stop pushing gay into trek. No need no need at all as even George Takei didnt like them making sulu gay in the new film (havent watched but heard he is now).
Missing out Transgedner is fine then
To be fair it not realy worth mentioning , just one very short slow mo scene where the hubby put his arm around sulu as they walk away from the camera with kid while it blurs out, 2 or 3 secs at most. Then you see the hubby on his own for about 1 sec later on in the movie. It was so minor and short I don't understand the fuss about.
If there was a 20min long Big Gay Al like segment then it be a different matter lol
Takei first learned of Sulu's recent same-sex leanings last year, when Cho called him to reveal the big news. Takei tried to convince him to make a new character gay instead. "I told him, 'Be imaginative and create a character who has a history of being gay, rather than Sulu, who had been straight all this time, suddenly being revealed as being closeted.'"
Not long after Cho's bombshell call came another, this one from Lin, again informing him that Sulu was indeed to be gay in Star Trek Beyond. Takei remained steadfastly opposed to the decision.
"I said, 'This movie is going to be coming out on the 50th anniversary of Star Trek, the 50th anniversary of paying tribute to Gene Roddenberry, the man whose vision it was carried us through half a century. Honor him and create a new character. I urged them. He left me feeling that that was going to happen," Takei says.
After that, all was quiet from Beyond until a few months ago, when Takei received an email from Pegg "praising me for my advocacy for the LGBT movement and for my pride in Star Trek," he says. "And I thought to myself, 'How wonderful! It’s a fan letter from Simon Pegg. Justin had talked to him!'" Takei was certain the creative team had rethought their decision to make Sulu gay.
That is until one month ago, when he received an email from Cho informing him that the actor was about to embark on an international media tour for Beyond. Cho said it was bound to come out that his character was gay, and "what should he do?" A disappointed Takei told Cho to go about his promotional duties, but that he was "not going to change" his mind on the matter.
"I really tried to work with these people when at long last the issue of gay equality was going to be addressed," Takei says. "I thought after that conversation with Justin that was going to happen. Months later, when I got that email from Simon Pegg, I was kind of confused. He thinks I’m a great guy? Wonderful. But what was the point of that letter? I interpreted that as my words having been heard."
If the new trek series doesn't have:
Gay
Lesbian
Straight
Black
White
Fat
Thin
Tall
Short
Disabled
I shall be outraged!
I freaking hate any alternative life style stuff being shoved down your throat as much as I hate heterosexual stuff being shoe horned into a show where it's gratuitous and not needed.
Torchwood was the worzt. Most of that just seemed gay agenda driven for the sake of it. Often to the detriment of the story.
I don't really care who you ****��