Star Trek

[Leeann McCullough]

I am the 45 year old daughter of an original trekkie. This movie was a must see for me. My dad and I went together (since no one else would) and I am so glad we have things like this to share.

Back to the movie itself...Kemper is right, when the movie was over I said to myself, "Oh crap, I really have to go!".
It is all action all the time.

Go and enjoy!

Leeann




Kemper wrote]:
| The action doesn't stop but you don't feel like you need a 
| break like you do in a Michael Bay movie which you could 
| easily go to the bathroom, drop a deuce, wash hands with soap 
| and warm water for twenty seconds being sure to get between 
| the fingers, dry hands with a paper towel that you'll use to 
| open the door before tossing it into the garbage, head over 
| to the concession stand for some Jr Mints or maybe a Kit-Kat 
| bar (it's hard to decide, the cost is prohibitive for both), 
| get back to your seat with some Milk Duds instead because 
| they sounded good all without needing to ask your buddy in 
| the next seat what you missed because you know it wasn't a 
| gee-dee thing.

[Lee]:
<LOL> Uh--That's how I felt when I tried "The Truman Show" on the airplane
returning from Los Angeles back in 1998...And I did indeed need a bathroom
break with thorough hand-wash, and a bit of a line, etc. I got back to my
seat something like 10 minutes after leaving and felt like I had missed
absolutely nothing. Then, at one point, I dozed off and woke up realizing
that something new was happening and my interest was peaked for the next few
minutes. :-)

Glad to hear the "Pre" TOS movie offers good entertainment.

Thanks,

Lee :-)


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