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    'Star Trek: Of Gods and Men' - Anyone seen it?

    A low budget fan flick...

    Get's reasonable reviews I believe apart from the effects!


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    Not bad for a low budget fan flick.

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    I thought Star Wars fan films were geely enough. Now I can think of nothing worse than a fan made Star Trek film.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mutineer View Post
    I can think of nothing worse than a fan made Star Trek film.
    So you've seen it then?
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    Kinda interesting how Chekov says "Anyone who trades freedom for security deserves neither", when Star Trek is basicly one big socialistic utopia. Not that the quote goes against socialism, it's just that it's often used in gun debates.

    Anyway, it's impressive that they got ahold of so many Star Trek actors. I believe one of those guys is the new Enterprise starship captain from Star Trek - Generations.

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    i haven't seen this fan series but star trek: odyssey isn't too bad.

    all fan films are sort of on the crappy side but some of them do show a bit of imagination and flair.
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