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Conversation Between librarius_qui and Maximilianus

42 Visitor Messages

Maximilianus - 08-14-2009 06:00 PM

So sorry to know you're leaving.
Well, bye then!
We'll meet there
librarius_qui - 08-14-2009 03:33 PM

(I hope today is my last day here. You can meet me in the other forum. Bye.)
Maximilianus - 08-11-2009 03:23 PM

I happened to read you're having issues here. So if you're about not to come back then I just wanted to drop a "Bye" (in case you come another time and read this). Are you still coming every now and then?
Maximilianus - 07-13-2009 01:26 AM

Hi lib. I wanted to drop a Hi since we haven't talked for a long time. You okay?
Maximilianus - 06-25-2009 01:43 AM

Hi lib, what have you been up to? Long time we haven't talked. Is everything in a relative order?
Maximilianus - 06-06-2009 12:30 AM

I totally agree!
The other day I was trying to decide which one is my favorite character and I couldn't arrive to a final conclusion. I believe there are no weak characters at all, and everyone plays their part as one expects for a serious story. I wouldn't call Star Trek serious at all. I think it was actually meant for people looking for light entertainment where you don't need to burn neurons while you are entertained.
librarius_qui - 06-06-2009 12:13 AM

and you mentioned something I rarely notice, but that makes a biiiig deal of difference: acting. (in the case of BSG, the dramma is intense, because the plot is more toward tragicity than "happy elves in a holodeck" as would Lemony Snickets say ... even so, it is to be remarked that acting in BSG is to be considered. in Star Trek, it's almost comedy ... -- and not always meant to.)
Maximilianus - 06-06-2009 12:05 AM

I royally agree! The space simulation is superior in all aspects!
Maximilianus - 06-06-2009 12:03 AM

I wouldn't buy Star Trek either. I never got to like the plots, as though they don't convince me. Whenever I stumbled upon an episode I wanted to go do something else, as if the show doesn't have that special magnet I need to feel compelled to sit in front of the screen!
It's totally outraced by BSG. Definitely no comparison between both! (not only in plot, but in acting too.)
librarius_qui - 06-05-2009 11:59 PM

one of the brightest things I think about BSG is the space simulation: there are moments of complete silence in space, and moments with communication noises and internal machinery noises, but it portrays in a very efficient way the silence that there is "up there" ...

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