I like both Star Trek and Star Wars.

lol Their Sarek is a bit too heavy and they need better Klingon forehead ridges. But otherwise really good.

Ah I believe your a lil mistaken. I don't recall seeing Sarek in that. We saw Soval from Enterprise and as for the Klingon those ridges are accurate to the TOS cast movies. Granted it's not what we see from TNG onward but I don't see anything wrong with going a lil more minimal with em. But of course everyone has their own taste and frankly I do like the TNG era ridges better overall.

lol derp coony is a derp. >w<

I'm guessing you don't like the new movies?

I actually didn't mind the first remake. There's nothing that good there but nothing too horrendously bad. But Into Darkness. Damn. Now that one sucked. It was all the problems StarTrek has had pushed to an extreme by a director who knew virtually nothing about the Trek and cared nothing for it. Virtually nothing in it made sense. Everything was there to get from one action scene to the next. Now a Trek film can have action and lots of it but it needs to be there to serve the story. Not the other way around.

Hmm, i quite liked Into the Darkness. It was a relatively simple plot as an outcome from the issues started in the first remake. But I felt Kahn's existence was better explained in this one than in the original (Wrath of Kahn) where there was little to no explanation of Kahn and his ilk. (Of note, I am quite biased toward Benedict Cumberbatch as an actor)

The ONE thing i still dont like is the depiction/layout of the Engineering area and warp core (tho second remake's warp core is a bit better than the first's multiple cores....)

Khan in the original was pulled from an episode in TOS. Hence the fact that Kirk and Kahn had a history and why Khan hated him so. Kirk left Khan and his people on a Garden world and never came back to check in on them. A planet in the system exploded and altered the orbit of the one Khan was on. Turning it from lush Garden world to a waist land just barely able to sustain any life at all.

And I have no problem with a simple plot but I found a large number of plot holes. For one the giant War ship built in secret in orbit of Jupiter. How the hell do you built a ship in secret in the heart of the Federation and on Earth's door step no less? Also during the intense ship to ship fight over Earth how come no other vessels come by? I mean shouldn't someone notice this large unknown, unmarked ship shooting the hell out of the Federation's Flag ship in the Heart of the Federation and assume that the Federation is under attack? Also wow Khan's blood as a resurrection device. Why? I mean Spock's original death in Wrath of Khan was effective largely because he seemed to be really dead, there was no obvious resurrection button and as far as anyone knew at the time Spock wasn't coming back. On that note why did they need Khan's blood at all? They still had his crew. Their all augments so any of them should have done. Oh and here's one I kinda chuckle at. Khan is supposed to be stronger, faster, and smarter than a normal human. And yet he hid his men inside munitions. How is it smart to hide your men in something that's designed to blow up? And if he had time to do that didn't he have time to wake them all up? Surely an small Army of Augments could have escaped Federation forces.

And on a purely nerdy note I hate that Abrams just makes up aliens for the background characters. It'd have been nice to see some familair species. Like say Andorians or Tellerites. You know two of the founding members of the Federation.

Axanar looks like it could be awesome. It's kind of cool to see the guys who played Kurn and Martok playing roles as humans in a klingon based storyline. The production values look great and it does indeed seem like the actors are bringing their A-game. Although, from what I understand, the actual Axanar feature is going to be a drama. Maybe I misunderstood what I read. I don't mind the fake-history documentary though so I'll be happy either way if this thing gets made.

On the same note, have you seen "Star Trek Continues?" That's another professional/ fan-made trek show along the same lines as Star Trek: Phase 2, though in my opinion is very nearly as good as the original show. They've made three episodes already and hopefully they'll continue making more as far as I'm concerned.

Live Long and Prosper!

Yeah I came across those online but not really my thing. I was never into the Original Series and I know Kirk and crew best from the movies. But yeah wither it's a drama or documentary thing it'll probably be pretty good. ^^ Wish regular Trek would be made with this level of passion and love for the series.