Star Trek Videos

Video "Your Good Girl's Gonna Go Bad" from MissMegaraA Kes music video,and my very 1st Star Trek MV. n The clip of Neelix by the jukebox was provided by B'Elanna 42 on youtube.n I made this on September 29, 2007n This vid is made just for fun.Tags:star trek country voyager kes neelix tammy wynette 

Video "A Doctor & Seven Romance" from MissMegaraAd/7 romance story. The grey parts with Chakotay represents a boring,somewhat meaningless life with little to no true love. Only when the Doc comes back & are together again are they truly happy.n This was made purely for fun only.n Made:Nov. 21st 2009Tags:star trek romance seven doctor voyager d/7 7 of 9 

Lan amentos e novidades. Call of Duty - Modern Warfare 2 e seus recordes de vendas. Os gloriosos Microondas e Omelista. Tudo de bom hoje na cozinha pra n s, omelenautas, nos servirmos. Bora? Ent o vamos conferir o melhor dessa edi o. Bloco 1 01:04 - O que acontecer com o Universo Marvel com o final de Invas o Secreta? 03:33 - Batman Cacophony 04:53 - Blu-ray do Star Trek 06:06 - Fringe - 1 temporada em DVD Bloco 2 08:23 - Call of Duty - Modern Warfare 2 09:25 - Modern Warfare 2 contra todos em vendas 12:38 - tica do game 14:20 - Cenas na favela brasileira Bloco 3 15:37 - Tirando "O Terceiro Homem" do glorioso quadro Microondas 18:50 - Na Omelista de hoje teremos games! E como a primeira sobre games, vamos de Atari (Enduro / River Raid / Pac Man / Decathlon / Adventure) Bloco 4 23:33 - Dica: Biografia de Wilson Simonal 24:37 - Mande seu e-mail pra japracozinha@omelete.com.br 25:02 - E-mail de um colecionador 26:31 - "Curtindo a Vida Adoidado" ensina as pessoas a serem vagabundas? 27:43 - Patrulha Estelar, o filme 29:02 - Casos de fam lia - Diferentes cr ticas sobre filmes 29:36 - Na caixa, um kit Crep sculo E at semana que vem. http://enxame.tv

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Star Trek In rebooting the franchise, J.J. Abrams faced the daunting challenge of pleasing long-time Trekkies and roping in new viewers who think 'Live long and prosper' is a slogan for an insurance company. This is not your father's Star Trek, but he'd probably like it too (begrudgingly). Buy it. Also on Blu-ray (see Todd Gilchrist's review for more on that edition.) Add to Netflix queue | Buy at Amazon Bruno I'm not a big fan of the 'ridicule the clueless' school of humor, so I turn to Cinematical's review by Todd Gilchrist: "curiously ineffective, a sort of middling effort that fails to liberate itself from the stereotypes that provide the character's foundations, even if it also doesn't deliberately or harmfully reinforce them." Skip it. Also on Blu-ray. Add to Netflix queue | Buy at Amazon My Sister's Keeper Despite a relentless barrage of scenes evidently designed with the sole goal of jerking tears, Nick Cassavetes' My Sister's Keeper did not make me cry. It is, however, one of the most glorious-looking terminal cancer pictures I've ever seen. Cameron Diaz, Jason Patric, Abigail Breslin, and Alec Baldwin star in a film I found entirely unsatisfying. (See my review for more.) In addition, fans of the novel by Jodi Picoult may not appreciate the changed ending. Skip it. Also on Blu-ray. Add to Netflix queue | Buy at Amazon Also out: How to Be (with Robert Pattinson), Wild Child (with Emma Roberts). After the jump: Indies on DVD, more Blu-ray, and Collector's Corner.Filed under: Drama, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, New on DVD, Home EntertainmentContinue reading Spin-ematical: New on DVD for 11/17 Permalink | Email this | Comments

I haven't been a fan of Hollywood's "Let's Remake Everything That Was Ever Popular!" plan, but I was pleasantly surprised by the reboots and reincarnations of Doctor Who, Battlestar Galactica, and even J.J. Abrams' new Star Trek movie, which is out on Blu-ray and DVD today. I'd argue that maybe science fiction is immune to the remake syndrome, but then you have Michael Bay's two awful Transformers movies. So that sort of shoots my theory in the foot. Whatever the case, it's been great to have so much quality science fiction to choose from lately. There's also a hell of a lot out there that deserves a second look. Forgotten series from the 60s and 70s that have classic storytelling, great characters, and a lot of elements that make up truly good sci-fi: robots, spaceships, and time travel. So while you're enjoying that slick new Trek Blu-ray (even the menus are amazing!) and waiting for James Cameron's Avatar to hit screens, here are some classic science fiction properties that need some new life. Space: 1999 This was my first introduction to Martin Landau, and even now whenever I see him in something I keep expecting him to don a white tunic and take command of things. Landau co-starred in this with his then wife (and recent Mission: Impossible co-star) Barbara Bain. The series was set in the "far future" of 1999 via 1975, and revolves around the Moon getting knocked loose from orbit around the Earth. When it goes bye-bye, it takes with it the 311 inhabitants of Moonbase Alpha. So the Moon, in effect, becomes their U.S.S. Enterprise, and they have adventures around the galaxy. Highlights included the Eagle, a spaceship that looked like it was made out of scaffolding. My best friend had a model of this when we were kids, and it was highly coveted. There have been some attempts to revive it, even as a movie, but nothing has happened. Yet.Filed under: Cinematical SevenContinue reading Cinematical Seven: Sci-Fi Series That Need Movie Reboots Permalink | Email this | Comments

Video from The Submarines' touring. Song Xavia from the new album Honeysuckle Weeks Shared by : NettwerkMusic On: Tuesday, May 13, 2008Tags: pop rock epic album weeks touring Submarines startrek rogue Tour song Greys New