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Hello,
a long-awaited fan film has been released on Friday.
I'd say it's pretty good.
a long-awaited fan film has been released on Friday.
I'd say it's pretty good.
I'd give it 7 out of 6 stars.SlowThinker said:I'd say it's pretty good.
I was rating the story. The movie itself, not an A-list quality performer I noticed, anywhere, but I easily saw past all the mortal limitations evident in the final product. There were plenty of very excellent components, they just didn't integrate seamlessly like a big-budget Hollywood movie would... 3 out of 5 for the movie overall.Vanadium 50 said:I didn't think it rates 7 of 6
I get the impression Gene wrote this story (Horizon) a long time ago?Vanadium 50 said:I puzzled over why they decided to contradict what we know about the Earth-Romulan war from Balance of Terror.
jerromyjon said:get the impression Gene wrote this story (Horizon) a long time ago?
Certainly agreed. It took your pointing it out for me to even realize it as the "plot" is usually a secondary consideration for me, I'm still not caring a whole lot about the names and places, history and races, the only one that stuck in my head is the Iconians whom built Horizon, and I could imagine series of books off that simple base, leaving the plethora of insignificant details to writers who lack the ideological rigor to see the biggest possible picture and know it well enough to find yourself in the details.Vanadium 50 said:And I stand by my opinion of the story - it was a mess.
"Star Trek Horizon" is a fan-made film set in the Star Trek universe. It follows the story of the USS Discovery and its crew as they embark on a mission to explore a new region of space.
"Star Trek Horizon" was created by Tommy Kraft, a filmmaker and Star Trek fan. He wrote, directed, and produced the film entirely on his own with a small budget and a team of dedicated volunteers.
No, "Star Trek Horizon" is not an official Star Trek production. It is a fan-made film and is not endorsed by or affiliated with CBS, the owners of the Star Trek franchise.
"Star Trek Horizon" is set in the year 2160, during the Earth-Romulan War. The crew of the USS Discovery is tasked with exploring a new region of space and uncovering a mysterious threat that could change the course of the war.
"Star Trek Horizon" is available to watch for free on the film's official website, as well as on YouTube. It has also been screened at various film festivals and conventions around the world.