EXO-6 Star Trek - Kelvin Timeline figures

[Prime Clone]

Now that Nanjin is teasing these I guess it's time for their own thread.

 

[davejames]

Happy to see he seems to be moving forward with these again. After the ST4 cancellation it was sounding like he might not want to.

Don't think I'd want to go very deep, but I would at least love to have Kirk, Spock and Uhura.

 

[Johnny Utah]

Beyond only is a shame, the first two had awesome villains.

Yes, Nanjin confirmed it's only Beyond.

 

[superdoug]

Don't think I'd want to go very deep, but I would at least love to have Kirk, Spock and Uhura.

You forgot McCoy. I would definitely get those four. After that room and funding would have to me saved for some of the other EXO lines.

 

[davejames]

I would get McCoy if they made him, but to me Kirk, Spock and Uhura were the more memorable trio in those movies that had the most interesting looks.

 

[Matner77]

Beyond only is a shame, the first two had awesome villains.

Yes, Nanjin confirmed it's only Beyond.

Really? Nero was an idiot. He focused on revenge, instead of going to Romulus to either work on a plan to stop their star going nova or evacuate the system.
Khan had zero emotional connection to Kirk as the writing bypassed the Space Speed events and made a nonsensical hodgepodge of TWOK instead.
That being said both are great actors in those roles.
The Kelvin characters are probably where I bow out of the figures. Fine actors all of them, but the stories bore no emotional weight for me.

 

[mynameschris]

Nero should have captured Spock’s ship and then got rid of the Hobus star.

He could have then returned home with his advanced knowledge of the future and the red matter which the Empire would have used to turn events in their favour.

Yeh but no he instead was mad at Spock, the Federation AND the Romulans.

With my present plans I doubt I will go far into this line but a Pine Kirk would be good to join my collection of Captains.

 

[Johnny Utah]

This would be great.

 

[davejames]

Really? Nero was an idiot. He focused on revenge, instead of going to Romulus to either work on a plan to stop their star going nova or evacuate the system.
Khan had zero emotional connection to Kirk as the writing bypassed the Space Speed events and made a nonsensical hodgepodge of TWOK instead.
That being said both are great actors in those roles.
The Kelvin characters are probably where I bow out of the figures. Fine actors all of them, but the stories bore no emotional weight for me.

Yeah as much as I enjoyed the movies, the villains were all pretty forgettable so I have no need for any figures of them.

 

[FlyAndFight]

I liked the first film the best. The second was ok. The third, "Beyond" was really forgettable. I just grow tired of the constant need to destroy the Enterprise only so we get another rendition of the ship.

Most likely skipping this series of figures unless they blow me away with the head sculpts. Then, just as davejames, I'll consider Kirk, Spock and Uhura. Bones, if they make him, too.

 

[Paul Arnette]

I liked the first film the best. The second was ok. The third, "Beyond" was really forgettable. I just grow tired of the constant need to destroy the Enterprise only so we get another rendition of the ship.

Most likely skipping this series of figures unless they blow me away with the head sculpts. Then, just as davejames, I'll consider Kirk, Spock and Uhura. Bones, if they make him, too.

I actually vastly preferred Beyond to Into Darkness. At least Beyond felt truer to the original series to me instead of some lamely reverse engineered Wrath of Khan.

 

[davejames]

I absolutely detested Into Darkness on my first watch, but eventually I was able to move past and accept this new version of Khan and the movie worked a whole lot better for me.

 

[superdoug]

I have only seen the first two and I went in with low expectations but found them enjoyable. I thought they did a good job trying to capture the original actors’ portals (some a lot better than others). I also appreciated the tie backs to the originals. It was neat having my dad (who introduced me to Trek) excitedly explain all of them to me (I already picked up on all of them myself but it was neat seeing how much he remembered) and my kids really liked the first one. Still need to watch the second one with them.

 

[Paul Arnette]

I absolutely detested Into Darkness on my first watch, but eventually I was able to move past and accept this new version of Khan and the movie worked a whole lot better for me.

I could never get past JJ Abrams whole 'mystery box" shtick with the character. Oh, no, it's not Khan. Oh, yes, it is. We all knew it going in. lol

 

[Prime Clone]

I have only seen the first two and I went in with low expectations but found them enjoyable. I thought they did a good job trying to capture the original actors’ portals (some a lot better than others). I also appreciated the tie backs to the originals. It was neat having my dad (who introduced me to Trek) excitedly explain all of them to me (I already picked up on all of them myself but it was neat seeing how much he remembered) and my kids really liked the first one. Still need to watch the second one with them.

The only series that was a prequel, sequel and reboot in one!

 

[Skyroes]

Entertaining films, good actors (also liked the rendition of Pike) and uniforms but just sticking to Berman Trek here, and maybe SNW. I’m a few episodes in, not bad so far.