I'm off to the Chrysler Science center IMAX theater to check out the press screener for the new Star Trek movie. I gotta be honest and tell you that for me this is basically just another movie to see, a movie with Zoe Saldana in it, but still just another movie. I even made it available to my people at Decode who I know live and breathe this stuff but alas I'm the only one can regularly turn in a review on time so all systems go. I would imagine there should be freaks galore at the event and here I am without my Federation sanctioned uniform. This weekend I'll probably revisit 'Star Trek: The Motion Picture' which literally put me to sleep as a ten year old in 1979.
The Wrong Crush
The Wrong Crush So here's what we know so far with the DeCoteau / Vivica Fox productions of the their Wrong series, now that we are four movies in. They are down with some Title IX. Title IX being a federal clause that more or less levels the playing field for women's sports at public institutions. Yep, these guys are big on girls sports, particularly track. No matter what the movie may be about, we have been guaranteed seeing well formed young women doing some kind of sports activity. Did Vivica run track in high school? Sure, looking at Vivica in 2021 one might think she's not particularly designed for speed, but back in the day? I can see Vivica ripping off 200 meters in about 25 seconds. But all of that rigmarole to the side, we have The Wrong Crush to deal with, which saddens me to say it just wasn't Wrong enough. Today's well formed grown-ass woman playing a teenage girl is Amelia as played by Victoria Konefal. In Ms. Konefal's grown-ass defense,
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