quote:7 deleted scenes including an alternate ending,
Aw yeah: that's what a Special Edition should include! 8)
Personally, I'm hoping for additoinal footage of the ship battle- that always seemed very choppily edited to me.
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Mmm. Joystick. I didn't care a whole lot for this movie, but since I don't have it on DVD I'm sure I'll buy this special edition.
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I did indeed miss it...but hey, mine has more enthusiasm.
I really dig Insurrection and think it's the most "TNG feeling" of all the movies (just skip past the goddamn joystick and the singing nad it's a great Trek movie).
Hmmm...mabye the menu will be a movable manual-control joystick...
In the special features, I'd love to see some pics of the Son'A's ship controls- eaves made them sort of TOS retro with toggle switches and other neat things. I recall someone saying there is a viewer like Spock had on TOS, but I've not been able to find it in the movie. Besides, I dig Ruafo's pimpin' couch/ command chair. He's also the only villian with a bunch of ho's on board.
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Singing nad. And all this time I thought it was just a bouncing ball on the computer screen with the lyrics.
I agree with Jason about the battle scenes; although I bet if anything extra about them is in the special features then it's very rough footage.
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I think that...thing growing out of Worf's face is his klingon Singing Nad.
Klingons have redundant organs in everything else so...
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