Fan Trek Film Finnishes First

[Jem'hadar]

Fan Trek Film Finnishes First
A spoof of Star Trek has become Finland's most-viewed movie, relying on free distribution over the Internet to reach more than 3 million viewers in less than two months, the Reuters news service reported.
http://www.scifi.com/scifiwire2005/i...d=33350&type=0

[BouncyCaitian]

I was about to dl it to grab a look....then I saw the trailer's opening. then i changed my mind

[Ergi]

Well, I'm not going to download it either, but for a different reason - too much pointless "violence", not much of a plot.
The scene you obviously found offending actually gave me a laugh, because, the way I see it, it is such an obvious exageration, that I can clearly identify it as humorous, not political.

[Pantoufle]

Looks interesting, the trailer looks indeed a bit full of violence but i'll give it a chance

[JALU3]

So does this film continue the long ongoing debate of which Sci-Fi universe has the most powerful starships?

[Pantoufle]

Not really

I watched it yesterday evening, ok its a bit silly but it's really entertaining.
And the CG is top notch which is why i watched it in the first place

[Capt Daniel Hunter]

Well I really enjoyed it, and it was very well-made. As for the violence, it's cartoon violence, IMO. No worse than watching Tom and Jerry if you ask me.

[JALU3]

This is going to be political. So the truth comes out of what they think of American Culture and a slowly disolving unipolar international relations system (going back to a multipolar system, the historical average).

This isn't Star Trek, it's more like the Mirror Universe.