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... and the intent of MyFavoriteWesterns.com is to celebrate Western Movies/Film - old and new.
This site will eventually show my top 30 favorite Westerns - or more. I will have original graphic work with regular updates.
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4 thoughts on “Star Trek Discovery … ?”
I’m looking forward to watching the new Star Trek Discovery. It looks like it will be a very good show . I also really like the show poster of the Star Trek Discovery.
Yes at this point it looks pretty good. The Casting is hugely important, of course, and they seem to have rounded up some good people. BUT the Writing is always the most important thing. They better do a better job than last time.
I’m always ready for a new Star Trek anything, but I don’t keep track of them. We rarely see any of these in the movies these days. It isn’t even the price anymore. So many of them aren’t even released in our neighborhood. The whole “limited release” thing has left us with precious few movies available and mostly, they aren’t what we want to see. Movies are now something we watch on Cable or WiFi. It certainly is (mostly) cheaper!
I’m wondering if Theatres will even exist in the near future? – with Home Theatres, Big Screen TVs, etc. And with Netflix and Online Streaming etc. Not to mention expense. It’s gotta be putting a dent in their audience. The concern of availability is genuine though. Some are already complaining at proposed access to ST Discovery.
Yeah … sure has changed hasn’t it?
“Im getting damn ornery.”
I’m looking forward to watching the new Star Trek Discovery. It looks like it will be a very good show . I also really like the show poster of the Star Trek Discovery.
Yes at this point it looks pretty good. The Casting is hugely important, of course, and they seem to have rounded up some good people. BUT the Writing is always the most important thing. They better do a better job than last time.
I’m always ready for a new Star Trek anything, but I don’t keep track of them. We rarely see any of these in the movies these days. It isn’t even the price anymore. So many of them aren’t even released in our neighborhood. The whole “limited release” thing has left us with precious few movies available and mostly, they aren’t what we want to see. Movies are now something we watch on Cable or WiFi. It certainly is (mostly) cheaper!
I’m wondering if Theatres will even exist in the near future? – with Home Theatres, Big Screen TVs, etc. And with Netflix and Online Streaming etc. Not to mention expense. It’s gotta be putting a dent in their audience. The concern of availability is genuine though. Some are already complaining at proposed access to ST Discovery.
Yeah … sure has changed hasn’t it?