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Posted by teem on 01/22/06 01:17
You have to use your imagination,these kids today expect so much of
everything.While the animation is limited,the stories make up for it
as told before.This must of been a big time animation studio back
then,one wonders why it was even attempted.On Sat, 21 Jan 2006
07:07:20 -0600, "Ken from Chicago" <kwicker1b_nospam@comcast.net>
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>"Derek Janssen" <ejanss@nospam.comcast.net> wrote in message
>news:-vSdnSi0hssr40zenZ2dnUVZ_t-dnZ2d@comcast.com...
>> Aaron J. Bossig wrote:
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>>>>>I see that the Animated ST is due out on DVD soon. As I recall, these
>>>>>were good stories but the animation was mediocre (as was the norm for
>>>>>the early 70s). Since they have the audio and the scripts, I wonder if
>>>>>they would consider re-animating these and broadcasting them. It'd be
>>>>>a nice way to keep Trek alive (or at least in the consciousness) until
>>>>>Paramount decides to do another series.
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>> (Uh, you'd STILL have the Filmation music and Filmation voice-acting--
>> You can dress 'em up, but...)
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>>>>I've often wodered why they've never done a fully CGI animated Star
>>>>Trek - even as a test.
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>>> The PC games that came out in the mid-90s were very close to this.
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>> "Judgment Rites" (the Trek:Classic PC game, with original cast voices) was
>> *SO* Classic-series--right down to the Shatner speeches and Kirk hitting
>> on the obligatory female character in one mini-game episode, with
>> appropriate series music--it should effectively end all arguments.
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>> Derek Janssen (there is at least *more* than one "Oh no, they even kept
>> THAT!" moment by end of game)
>> ejanss@comcast.net
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>Agreed. STAR TREK: CGI would be cool using Playstation 3 level fx.
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>http://www.gametrailers.com/gamepage.php?id=1668
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>-- Ken from Chicago
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>-- Ken from Chicago
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