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dep1701 — Fri, 17 May 2013 22:01:05 +0000

Nah, the bridge is still on the very top, which is why J.J. insisted on having a large ‘window’ where the viewer is. He felt the only justifiable reason for having the bridge up that high would be if you had a direct view to the outside.

I think Matt Jeffries, and to a certain extent Gene Roddenberry, were thinking of Earthbound flying craft ( and perhaps Aircraft Carriers ) where having a high vantage point was advantageous… also it looked dramatic, especially when you wanted to swoop the camera down into the top dome ala “The Cage”. They even carried the concept forward into the Next Generation’s 1701-D which also, for no logical reason, had a clear bubble , with space visible, atop the bridge ( the foolishness of which was demonstrated in “Generations” when Riker looks up at the sky through the shattered dome after the saucer crashes… lucky it happened in a breatheable atmosphere, eh? ).

Actually, the most logical place for a vital control center like the bridge would be buried deep in the center of the saucer, where there would be the most layers of protection ( but then J.J. couldn’t have his huge window, and Roddenberry couldn’t have had his dramatic ‘dome shot’ )

Forgive me for getting all Treknical, but I do love the Enterprise and can talk about it for hours. Looking forward to seeing the new film Monday. Have already seen some amazing shots from in a History Channel special titled “Star Trek Secrets Of The Universe”, which combines footage of J.J. Abrams’ Trek movies with real world science. It begins and ends with ( what I presume is ) an awesome new shot of the ship from the new movie, starting from an upside-down angle, turning the camera around 180 degrees and closing in on the aforementioned bridge window.

Comment on alternate wednesday: Star Trek (2009) by ecmyers

ecmyers — Thu, 16 May 2013 20:00:04 +0000

I still can’t quite get used to the ship’s fat nacelles, but the rest of it is gorgeous. This time when I saw it, I thought the bridge might be positioned *under* the saucer? Is that right? Hard to say with the way the camera moves around the ship, but that design might make more sense since it would be less exposed there.

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dep1701 — Thu, 16 May 2013 19:44:40 +0000

I’m with you.E.C. I went in expecting that Abrams Trek wouldn’t be a slavish recreation of the original Trek and mentally prepared to relax and enjoy the ride ( as I did with Moore’s Battlestar Galactica ).

Like you, I had some minor quibbles, but otherwise I loved it. It was great to see the characters I grew up loving back in their prime, and ready for new adventures.

I had a bit of trouble getting used to the redesign of the Enterprise ( it first struck me as looking like an Anime version of the ship ), but I’ve gotten used to it enough – and it looks a lot like it’s predecessor in long shots – that I find myself hoping that they don’t blow it to smithereens and start over again in “Into Darkness”…as the trailers would have us believe.

I hope that this version of Trek will “Live Long and Prosper”…at least for a few more good movies!

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ecmyers — Thu, 16 May 2013 00:49:41 +0000

Thanks, Janine! If you can hook me up with some local schools, libraries, or book stores, I’m totally there. :)

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Janine — Fri, 10 May 2013 15:13:25 +0000

I’m so proud of you, Eugene! You gotta do some Vermont signings so I can cheer you on in person :)

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