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Quick Thoughts on The Captains
Oct. 14th, 2011 12:59 pm* William Shatner is not a very good documentarist.
* The film was fun anyway as an obvious labour of love.
* I may have developed a crush on Kate Mulgrew after years of disliking Voyager.
* Avery Brooks reminds me uncannily of Brother Blue, who I had the honour of storytelling with during my time in the greater Boston area.
* In one of the time points he was interviewed at, Patrick Stewart looked very frail. In the other not. He was fascinating in both.
* Scott Bakula looks fantastic now that he's embraced his aging.
* I think Shatner is trying to overcome his misogyny, but his very mode of expressing that is uncomfortable.
* The film was fun anyway as an obvious labour of love.
* I may have developed a crush on Kate Mulgrew after years of disliking Voyager.
* Avery Brooks reminds me uncannily of Brother Blue, who I had the honour of storytelling with during my time in the greater Boston area.
* In one of the time points he was interviewed at, Patrick Stewart looked very frail. In the other not. He was fascinating in both.
* Scott Bakula looks fantastic now that he's embraced his aging.
* I think Shatner is trying to overcome his misogyny, but his very mode of expressing that is uncomfortable.
