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The general public is sick of Star Trek, period. Old crew, new crew, whoever. My wife used to be a big Star Trek fan and when I told her they were trying to bring it back she just rolled her eyes. "Star Trek? It had a good run but it's dead. Why don't they just leave it alone? IT'S OVER." Same...

I saw somebody on another site suggest Thomas Jane for Kirk, Billy Zane for Spock, and Gary Sinise as Bones. I'd be up for that :)

Yeah, I finally saw it a few months ago expecting some unprecedented cinematic blight and was kind of shocked when my reaction was "well, it's not the worst Star Trek I've ever seen". Not that I liked the movie but I'd rather watch it than Insurrection, Generations, or Star Trek V. I thought the...

I believe that's correct. Roddenberry was known to criticize the films, and Meyer's work specifically, because he felt that they had made Star Trek too militaristic. Maybe that's ironic since Roddenberry often liked to cite Hornblower as an influence on the original series :)

I guess I just don't see that as such a horrible thing. It's been going for quite a very long time now, so if it does end up dying then, hey, they had a pretty good run while it lasted.

Not to speak for anyone, but I think the idea is that absence will make the heart grow fonder. It's a good point about L&O being so persistent but that might be an exceptional case.