TV Guide interviews Nimoy and Quinto about the Star Trek movie

i am personally a big fan of star trek and cant wait 4 the new movie however i think it was a big mistake going back there's no way that they can keep in line with the original series and still make it look like its set in the future i mean 4 gods sake the deflector dish is a satellite dish our mobile phones are more advanced than their hand held comunator and their try corders are bigger than a lap top need i go on?

"The TV Guide article has Quinto saying:
"The first day I shot the movie, before it was over J.J. came to me with his phone and showed me a picture that he had downloaded from the internet of us standing in the room that we were still shooting in."

He never said the picture was from the very same day, only that it was the room they were still shooting in. It's altogether possible that they shot in the same room over multiple days. His implication is that the image was extremely recent, but he never says, "...very scene they were currently shooting that day..." only the same room. I think you are drawing conclusions based on assumption, Bob.

Maybe Quinto meant the very same day, maybe not, but he definitely didn't say "same day shooting"."


If it was his first day shooting -- as the quote you extracted suggested -- then it was probably taken from that very same day.

The TV Guide article has Quinto saying:
"The first day I shot the movie, before it was over J.J. came to me with his phone and showed me a picture that he had downloaded from the internet of us standing in the room that we were still shooting in."

He never said the picture was from the very same day, only that it was the room they were still shooting in. It's altogether possible that they shot in the same room over multiple days. His implication is that the image was extremely recent, but he never says, "...very scene they were currently shooting that day..." only the same room. I think you are drawing conclusions based on assumption, Bob.

Maybe Quinto meant the very same day, maybe not, but he definitely didn't say "same day shooting".

I stand by the fact that "Nemesis" was a solid movie, and had always hoped for a Riker-led Titan mission for the next flick. But since I'm also a huge Abrams fan (even enjoying "Mission: Impossible 3"!), I had and continue to have high hopes for this new incarnation of Star Trek.

I still would've preferred jumping forward rather than falling back, but the right people are involved and the movie should be both engaging and entertaining. And everything the actors (and Nimoy, whose opinion holds an extremely high merit) keep saying indicate it will deliver.

After Nemesis (made me cry with its suckitude) and Insurrection (almost as bad), I am expecting a crapfest of epic proportions, so I can be only pleasantly surprised with the results.