Karl urban became the character. Almost took me out of the movie he was so on point.
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IMO, he was the only good part of those movies.
Karl Urban just highlighting Simon Pegg's lack of dedication to his role.
Took me a moment, then I laughed out loud.
Lack of dedication? What do you mean? I figured Pegg's aloof, casual take on Scotty was directed.
I suspect it’s a reference to James Doohan’s amputated finger.
Karl Urban's portrayal of that character was just phenomenal. I mean, it might be one of the best performances I've ever seen.
I think they were all great. It's a fine line to play iconic characters without coming off as a parody or disrespectful. Kudos to the director as well for guiding them.
Wow
I love this sort of trivia