1992 doesn’t sound that long ago (unless you were born in or after that year of course), but this anti-piracy ad certainly dates the date:
Speaking of outdated, check out this meeting of the old and the new. The ending before the ending is pretty good, and of course, so is the middle. If you’ve never heard Leonard Nimoy singing the original version of the song he’s singing (no spoiler), then click here. Otherwise, enjoy:
OH MY BORG!
J.J. Abrams’ version of Star Trek hits theaters May 8th, but if you can’t wait for the DVD and all the extras, check out these exclusive cut scenes now!
P.S. I am so saddened by the fact I missed posting yesterday. It was the first time in all my six months that I didn’t get to write or steal anything. I have only dial-up at home and my iPhone’s battery went dead. Woe is me…
Thank space that Singing Spock brightened my day!
(and thanks to Dave for finding this gem!)
Vodpod videos no longer available.Seeing as how I was supposed to get to see this preview attached to “Quantum of Solace” this past weekend, and seeing as how I didn’t get to see said preview for some quantum of a reason, I present it to you here. Y’know, in case you didn’t get to see it too. (It’s the new “Star Trek” movie, dummy!)
Man, I seriously wanted some James (Bond) on James (Kirk) action! O&BTW – the flick looks beautiful.
No, no, don’t kick me in the nards for saying that! Uumph! (keels over)
(via Buzz Cuts)
Leonard Nimoy is a prince amongst men. Not only has he brought us decades of Spock, innumerable answers (?) in “In Search Of…” and of course the ghost in his directorial effort (or upchuck depending how you look at it), “Three Men and a Baby.”
And there’s always gonna be this:
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