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Saw the New Star Trek Movie


So. much. WIN.
Also, I'm in love with Spock.
That is all.
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  1. deety12:28 PM

    Spock was my first (and probably longest-running) fictional character crush. So the new movie made me happy.

    I think this is the first time recently that I haven't felt let down by a remake.

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  2. Angiegirl1:20 PM

    deety, that makes me so happy. I have always loved Spock. And I completely agree. It was unbelievably refreshing (and so rare lately) to have my expectations exceeded. I wanna see it again!

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  3. vvb32 reads1:41 PM

    yesss, loved it too. i must say scotty was my fave!

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  4. Elisa1:58 PM

    babysitter is being arranged. i must see.

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  5. Angiegirl4:25 PM

    vvb32 reads, Scott was hilarious. He came in at just the right time.

    Liza, it's SO good. I get all happy just remembering. :)

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  6. Amy7:39 PM

    Yes I loved it, too, and loved Spock, too! ;)

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  7. deety12:21 AM

    You should definitely go see it again!

    We were going to finally catch Wolverine last weekend, but that character isn't exactly my favorite of the X-Men so I suggested we just watch Star Trek again instead.

    It was still just as good the second time around.

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  8. Angiegirl3:58 PM

    Amy, it's all about the Spock.

    deety, good to hear! I haven't seen Wolverine but it just didn't look anywhere near as good as Star Trek.

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