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Hop to It! 37 Easy Crafts to Make This Easter
These handcrafted DIY Easter projects and gifts will put a fresh face on spring.
Ombré Easter Eggs
You can create this dramatic display with just two 0.25-ounce vials of blue dye you may already have in the kitchen. Set out six 12-ounce glasses, labeled A through F. Add one cup of boiling water and two teaspoons of white vinegar to each and stir, using a separate spoon for each glass. Then, mix in the color as follows: A, two drops; B, six drops; C, 10 drops; D, 20 drops; E, 45 drops; F, 60 drops. Submerge a hard-boiled egg in each glass. Steep for five minutes, or until you're happy with the hue, then remove and place in an empty egg carton to dry. Repeat with additional eggs (up to three dozen).
Paint Chip Easter Garland
Mantel decorations shouldn't just be limited to Christmas! Spruce up your fireplace with this easy-to-make Easter egg paint chip garland.
Get the tutorial at Modern Parents Messy Kids.
Silk-Dyed Easter Eggs
Skip the neon dyes and make your Easter eggs stand out this year by dyeing them with patterned silk ties. Pro tip: Ties featuring dark blues, reds ,and purples yield the most colorful eggs.
Get the tutorial at Our Best Bites.
Egg Shell Planters
Use a combination of soil and succulents to make these simple yet stunning planters. They make the perfect hostess gift or centerpiece for Easter dinner.
Get the tutorial at Le Robins Nest.
Easter Egg Piñata
Fill these Easter egg piñatas with candy eggs or even confetti for an activity your kids will love.
Get the tutorial at Oh Happy Day.
Geometric Wire Bunny
These geometric wire bunny sculptures can be made in any size you want, and are the perfect thing to hang on your front door.
Get the tutorial at Design Mom.
Felt Easter Chick
These adorable felt Easter chicks can be molded into any position you like (these ones are dancing!). For a more kid-friendly crafting version, you can omit the wire legs.
Get the tutorial at Myrtle and Eunice.
Easter Bunny Canvas
You don't need to be a master painter to pay homage to the cutest things ever—bunny tails!
Get the tutorial at Clean and Scentsible.
Jelly Bean Tree
Simply hot-glue jelly beans to the ends of branches to create a jelly bean tree that's as attractive as it is delicious.
Get the tutorial at Crafty Sisters.
A 2-Minute DIY Candy Jar
All it takes is a dab of epoxy glue to turn a small jar and understated wooden candlestick into an ador-able place to stash Easter treats. So hop to it! (Jars, from $13.55 for six; from 3¼"W x 2¾"H; weckjars.com. Candlesticks, from left: $1.75; 2¼"H; craftparts.com; $2; 2"H; marylandmosaics.com)
Get Creative with Easter Eggs
Who knew that silk fabric transfers onto eggshells as easily as the dye in a decorating kit? Regular old vinegar plus hot water does the trick.
Step 1: For each egg, cut out a 5-inch square of patterned 100 percent silk. (We limited ourselves to black-and-white prints to achieve the effect above; colored patterns yield more vibrant results.) Lightly dampen the fabric, then lay it flat, right side up, and place your egg in the center. Gather the fabric tightly around the egg, like a beggar's purse, and secure with a rubber band. Repeat this step for the same egg, using a same-size square of plain white cotton and a second rubber band. Note: Use blown eggs if you'd like to keep your handiwork longer.
Step 2: Place eggs in a single layer in a nonreactive pot and add enough water to cover them by 2 inches. Add 4 tablespoons of white vinegar. Bring the water to a boil, then reduce heat and simmer for 40 minutes.
Step 3: Remove eggs with tongs and cool about 20 minutes. Then unwrap the fabrics to reveal the exquisite designs.
Feather Your Nest with Papier-Mâché
Take a page from the grade-school activity book with these delicate candy dishes, made using shredded brown lunch bags and sheets from an old dictionary. You can also use these nests to corral your decorated Easter eggs.
Step 1: Tightly cover a small bowl with plastic wrap, then flip the bowl upside down on wax paper. In another container, mix equal parts water and clear glue.
Step 2: Dip handfuls of shredded paper into the glue mixture, then immediately lay them on the bowl until it's covered.
Step 3: Lightly press dry paper strips along the outside to create a "nesty" look.
Step 4: Let dry for 12 hours; carefully pull the wrap off the bowl and away from the nest.
Wipe-Off Tags
Dry-erase paint gives simple wooden animal shapes new purpose (paint, $24.35 for 27 ounces; amazon.com. Wooden ducks, $8.25 for 25; craftparts.com). Drill a small hole near the top of one duck, as shown. Following package instructions for the dry-erase paint, cover the front and back of the duck with three coats, allowing at least 30 minutes of drying time after each coat. Let cure for two days. Thread a length of string through the hole and use a dry-erase marker to write a child's name on the tag before hanging it on an Easter basket.
Exquisite Easter Eggs
The secret behind these botanical beauties? CL contributor Jodi Kahn used temporary tattoo paper ($19.95 for five 8 1/2"W x 11"L sheets; decalpaper.com).
Step 1: Begin by downloading free images from graphicsfairy.blogspot.com and thevintagemoth.blogspot.com
Step 2: Arrange them in a Microsoft Word document, resizing each to fit on an egg.
Step 3: Print the images on tattoo paper, cut them out, and adhere to blown-out eggs, following package instructions.
The best source for colorful, pre-blown eggs: Brackenridgeranch.com (from 85 cents).
Lamb Motif Candles
Inspired by a project on curlybirds.typepad.com, this gentle flock comes together easily with a sheet of white beeswax, a miniature lamb cookie cutter, and wire wick (beeswax, $3.60 for one 8"W x 16"L sheet; discountcandleshop.com. 1¼" cookie cutter, $1.89; amazon.com. Wick, 63 cents for four feet; amazon.com). To make each candle, press the cutter into the wax; repeat twice more to create three wax layers. Cut a one-inch piece of wick and sandwich it between two wax layers, so half the wick extends above the wax. Place a toothpick atop the sandwiched layers so that it aligns with the wick but does not extend above the wax. Top with the third wax layer, then carefully press all three together before sticking the candle in a sweet treat.
Polished Placemats
The main ingredients for this visual feast, from CL contributor Jodi Kahn: silk flowers, like French tulips and dogwood blossoms, plus natural-colored placemats (flowers, from $6.99; pyob.com. Placemats, $6.95 each; surlatable.com).
Step 1: Cut each flower off its stem, trimming the back side so it lies flat.
Step 2: Using our photo as a guide, experiment with flower placement on the left side of the mats. Once you're satisfied with the arrangements, use chalk to sketch a stem, leaves, or branches. Mark where each flower will go, then set the flowers aside.
Step 3: Using a needle and green or brown embroidery floss, follow the chalk marks with running stitches.
Step 4: Attach the flowers with large nylon snaps (Collins snaps, $1.58 for six; amazon.com) . At each marked spot, hand-stitch the socket part of a snap onto the placemat. Next, hot-glue the ball part of the snap to the underside of the flower. Let dry for three minutes before snapping the flower onto the placemat. (Note: Simply snap off each flower before dry-cleaning or washing the placemats by hand.)
To-Dye-for-Botanical Eggs
The secret to these mini masterpieces? Foliage and flowers gathered from the garden. Blogger Sonia Bauer (bigsislilsis.com) of Oceanside, California, simply positioned a blossom or a leaf facedown against each egg, then wrapped the egg in a four-inch square of panty hose and secured it with a twist tie.
To achieve these earthy hues, Bauer whipped up her own dyes using purple cabbage, yellow onions, and cranberries.
Step 1: Select produce based on your color choice: 1 (12-ounce) bag fresh cranberries; 1 head purple cabbage, sliced; skins from 3 yellow onions.
Step 2: In a covered, 8-quart stockpot over medium-high heat, bring 10 cups water and produce to a boil; let boil for 30 minutes. Reduce heat to low, then strain and discard produce.
Step 3: Bring water back to a gentle boil, then stir in 3 tablespoons vinegar (1/4 cup for cabbage). Gently lower eggs into pot and boil for 30 minutes.
Step 4: Turn off heat, cover, and let stand for 2 to 3 hours, or until desired color is achieved. Remove eggs and transfer to carton; let cool.
Goody Bags for Spring Chickens
Step 1: Download and print the chick template. Cut as directed.
Step 2: Center the stencil on the front of a 31⁄2"W x 63⁄4"H white paper bag ($3.29 for 16; michaels.com for stores). Use a pencil to trace the chick outline onto the bag.
Step 3: Slide a small piece of cardboard inside the bag to serve as a cutting mat. Cut out the chick outline
Step 4: Cut a 3"W x 4"H square of cellophane. Using a glue stick like Elmers All Purpose ($2.92; acmoore.com), apply a bit of glue to your finger and run it around the perimeter of the chick outline inside the bag. Slide the cellophane square into the bag and press to adhere.
Step 5: Fold the top of the bag over, then use a hole punch to make two evenly spaced holes in the folded paper. Fill the bag with candy; finish with a ribbon. Repeat for each bag.
Play it by Ear
To stitch up one of these kid-friendly accessories, youll need a child-size headband ($3.99; drugstore.com) and 11⁄2 yards of 1⁄2-inch-wide double- fold bias tape. (For a range of prints, from $9.50 for three yards, visit etsy.com/shop/pollydangernotions.)
Step 1: Cut an 181⁄2- inch-long piece of bias tape. Hem the cut ends under 1⁄2 inch on each side, then stitch together the long side to form a casing. Fold the casing in half so that the ends touch and use a straight pin to mark the folds center.
Step 2: Feed an extra-thick, 12-inch-long pipe cleaner through one end of the casing, stopping at the pin. Feed a second pipe cleaner through the casings other end until it, too, meets the pin; remove pin. Bring the casings open ends toward each other and twist the exposed pipe cleaners together to form a rabbit ear shape. Repeat steps one and two to make a second ear.
Step 3: Cut a piece of bias tape the length of the headband, plus one extra inch. Wrap the tape over the headband, then use pins to mark the two spots where you want to attach the ears (use the photo at left for guidance).
Step 4: Remove the tape from the headband and stitch the long side together, from the pins out to both ends of the tape; stitch these ends closed, and remove pins. Twist the ears pipe-cleaner ends around the headband in the desired spots, then slide each end of the headband into the casing. Use a needle and thread to slip-stitch the tape around and between the ears closed.
A Playful Easter Brooch
Follow the lead of Anthropologie stylist Halligan Norris, who fashioned this wearable collage by gluing a spirited mix of craft and floral supplies to a wooden egg-shaped disk (29 cents; michaels.com for stores).
Step 1: Using this photo to spark your imagination, gather your own embellishmentssuch as costume pearls, natural moss, vintage faux-flowers ($10 for six; anwo.com).
Step 2: Arrange the items to your liking, then affix them to the disk with E6000 craft adhesive ($2.39 for one ounce; save-on- crafts.com), following package directions.
Step 3: With the same glue, affix a pin back ($2.29 for 60 pack; createforless.com) to a top center point on the disk's back; let dry, then wear the brooch with your Sunday best.
Pretty Patterned Easter Eggs
They look elaborate, but all of these designs were made with plain old masking tape.
Step 1: Simply cut the tape into strips to create stripes and plaids, use paper punches for letters or plant and animal shapes ($9.99 each; eksuccess.com), and try craft scissors for the wavy bands.
Step 2: Then apply the tape carefully to the shells of raw eggs, smoothing out any air bubbles, and tint according to the dye package's instructions (we used Paas).
Step 3: Once the shells dry, blow out the yolks and remove the tape to reveal your motifs.
Cute Critters
To create this spring chicken and bunny hot-glue two pom-poms together, using the smaller tool to make the head and the larger for the body. From craft felt, cut out small black and white circles for the eyes and pink petal shapes in two sizes for the bunny's ears. Use premade mini pom-poms ($3/100; wards5and10.com) for the nose and beak (just trim the orange pom-pom into an oval shape). Separate a one-inch length of embroidery floss into strands, and knot it in the middle for bunny whiskers (50 cents/8.7 yds.; joann.com). Adhere everything with little dabs of hot glue (place the smaller items with tweezers), then nestle the completed figures in a box filled with wheatgrass found at most farmers' markets and florists.
Plus: How to Make a Pom-Pom in 5 Minutes »
Easter Bunny Decoration
Almond Joy
Egg-shaped Jordan almonds make an especially sweet spring decoration.
Step 1: Take a 12-inch Styrofoam wreath ($3.50; joann.com), and beginning with the inside circumference, hot-glue the almonds in place, overlapping a few of them to add dimension.
Step 2: Continue in a circular pattern until the entire front and inner and outer edges of the wreath are covered.
Step 3: Hang with a sturdy piece of cotton ribbon, or oversize rickrack trim as shown.
To store the wreath, wrap it in paper, place flat in a box, and keep in a cool, dry spot. It should last for one to two years.
Elegant Eggs
Make these pastel beauties last for years by first blowing out the egg's whites and yolks.
Step 1: Insert a long needle into the bottom of each egg; make a small hole, then make a slightly larger one in the top.
Step 2: Move the needle around inside the shell to break the yolk.
Step 3: Blow over the smaller hole feel free to use a straw if you don't want to touch the egg directly until the liquid drips out of the larger hole.
Step 4: Run the egg under water. Blow the water out, and let the shell dry overnight.
Step 5: After coloring the egg, attach fabric scrapbooking flowers ($7/150; memoryvilla.com) with tiny dots of glue. Lightly press each flower with your finger, then release.
Bunny Cake
Instructions: Bunny Cake
Bunny Shade
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Marshmallow Barnyard Centerpiece
This easy and delicious project brings color to the table, and calls for just a few common grocery store items.
Chick Gifts
Make It Personal
Buy pretty containers that are small enough to customize. Then choose eggs in the recipients favorite color or flavor.
A Linen Box with Chocolate Eggs
Tips for Giving
When it comes to sweets, it's truly the thought that counts. Too many goodies can overwhelm. So before adding chocolates, eggs, or jelly beans, create a nest of tissue paper or pretty shredded papers. Not only will this take up some of the room in the box; it will protect the treats from jostling.
Edible Easter Ornament
Instructions: Edible Easter Ornament


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Knocking noise under dash
djf5 Posts: 1I have a 2007 Impala and after turning off a/c, knocking noise for about 30-45 seconds. I looked behind the glove box and saw this white box going up and down after turning off the a/c. Repair shop said it's an Actuator that's tied into the lend door that controls the air/heat. Got it repaired w/ parts/labor for $200. Hope this helps.
pooadrid Posts: 1I have a 2007 Impala and after turning off or turning the a/c, knocking noise for about 30-45 seconds or more. i opened up the glove box and removed some papers that were blocking the air flow.
And of course this noise only happens every now and then but when it does. wow is it annoying.
so of course when i finished cleaning out that area it didnt make any noises. which i figured that fixed the problem....but it didnt.
it continues again. and this sound shifts from driver side to passenger side. sometimes though.
so what should i do? -
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rob771 Posts: 2Having the same thing going on with my 2008 Impala LS at 42,000 miles. If I turn the fan speed up (with the outside air option LED lit) and press the snowflake (to kick on the compressor) it doesn't make the knocking noise. Switch the air from outside air to recirculate and I hear the knocking noise from under the dash. Eventually the noise stops (after 30-45 seconds). When I turn the fan speed back to Lo, the knocking noise returns (probably because it's switching back to outside air). It's probably the actuator. Spoke with one of my neighbors who mentioned having that problem on a Chevy pickup.
Already had the steering issue/bumping noise when you accelerate/decelerate. Thankfully, that was fixed under warranty.
Last year I had the problem where I had no heat the first cool spell. That ended up being another trip to the shop.
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ctaylor63801 Posts: 1:mad: Knock knock, tic tic, knock knock! Wow so you have heard this as well? So glad you did because you see I took my car my 2008 Impala back to the dealership I bought it from Sikeston Autry Morland, and the service manager told me i had a problem with my battery, that once that was replaced I wouldnt hear this noise...I argued with him till I was yelling and blue in the face! Telling him there is no way this was my battery! I purchased a new battery took the car back up to him and since I belittle and ashamed him I was kicked off the premises. Now my car is at a different location being fixed....
dosj65 Posts: 6Gosh, hated that you had to spend money on a battery. My only does it when I turn off the ac, my husband says it the control shutter door (something along those words lol) if I turn my ac back on it stops. I have used my heater a little and it does not do it at all. Unless you are using your ac all year, I would probaly wait to get it fixed.
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elkparkerjmp Posts: 2My mechanic immediately diagnosed, "Actuator!" when I described the knocking noise under the dash of my 2006 Impala. He recommended waiting until the heat/air no longer works before springing for the repair, and explained it won't be a cheap fix -- about $500 "because the dash has to come out". Although the racket is annoying, it only occurs when I turn off the engine -- and not every trip -- and usually winds down by the time I've climbed out and locked up.
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I am into a month or so now. The knocking noise under my front passenger dash is scary especially traveling with young children. I spoke on the phone and via email with a GM customer service representative who recommended that I take the car for a diagnostic at Sport Chevy in Maryland-Bad Idea!. They diagnose the car as the REAR Actuator which I am unable to understand because the problem is when I switch from vent to AC that knocking sound gets louder. They wanted $405 to fix that problem but wouldn't discount it from the $113. diagnostic fee I had to pay. I am so frustrated because this is a very common problem with Chevys and for them to put it onto the power train warranty but not upheld their part of repairs is just ridiculous. An obvious problem. I took my car to a local shop and they will fix it for $200. And I found out that the car is leaking engine oil onto the transmission which I am told could caused a fire. GM would have plenty to worry about then. I am so disappointed and do not think I will every recommend or purchase another Chevy vehicle for that matter. Disappointed at their customer service Chevy Impala 2008 Owner


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I recently spent the better part of a Saturday afternoon helping a neighbor replace his car's heater fan motor. Having spent many, many such afternoons (and mornings and nights) working on cars in my lifetime, and even though I previewed the project a few days earlier just to get an idea of the repair's scope, I knew before hand that automotive projects beyond changing an air filter or checking the oil are seldom as simple as they seem. My neighbor's fan motor repair project did not disappoint.
As expected, the fan motor was underneath the dashboard on the passenger side – just behind and to the right of the glove box. Heater fan motor assemblies are typically attached to a housing into which the squirrel cage blower is inserted. Once the blower is inserted into the housing, a flange attached to the motor mounts the assembly to the housing, thereby sealing the system to help reduce air leaks and improve overall air flow. With me so far? Good.
My neighbor's car was just this type of assembly. Three screws, just three simple screws, held the fan motor assembly to the housing. I scheduled the project into a two hour block between a morning and afternoon commitment, hoping I could finish things up in about an hour, but leaving myself a full 60 minute cushion just in case I needed a little more time. I had the necessary tools, and my neighbor had already purchased the replacement motor assembly, so I thought I was set for a relatively easy automotive repair project – sort of like the proverbial "walk in the park" version of vehicle maintenance. With a cautious sense of optimism, I grabbed a handful of tools out of my toolbox and went to work.
Space and time won't permit an every-turn-of-the-screwdriver project review, so I'll cut right to the point of my story. I had to take apart most of the lower half of the passenger side dashboard in order to get to the motor assembly. Fair enough. Even a basic car has a lot of parts, and part placement is not always convenient. I even had to disconnect several electrical connectors – again, just an expected but simple part of the project. The "fun" part of the project started when I tried to remove those three mounting screws. Two of the screws came out without too much trouble. The third, however, was sort of nestled in the corner where the firewall meets the passenger side kick panel. Had to bend my body in ways it had not bent for years just to get at the screw. Then I couldn't get a square bite on the screw head with my screwdriver, all because of an auxiliary fuse panel mounted just below the screw. The fuse panel stuck out just far enough to block my screwdriver's direct access, and kept the screw from coming all the way out. Took me awhile to wiggle the screw out, then took yet another little while to figure out how to pull the motor assembly down out of its housing – even more stuff crammed into a tight space blocked what should have been a simple removal. But I was in for yet more fun…
After installing the old squirrel cage blower on the new motor assembly, I set to work trying to fit the new assembly back into the housing. Once the assembly was back in, I just needed to reinstall the three screws, reconnect the electrical harnesses, and put the dashboard back together. Simple in theory; not so in practice. That pesky third screw had different plans. Reassembly proved even more bothersome than taking the system apart. The obstructing fuse panel made getting the last screw in place a real pain. A simple solution would have been to detach the fuse panel – tried that, but couldn't figure out how. I almost gave up several times, especially since the other two screws seemed to hold the assembly pretty well. But after more wiggling, jiggling, and twisting (both of my body and the fan assembly), the screw finally slid into place. By the time I attached the last piece of interior trim, I was 4 hours into my hoped for 1 hour project. Needless to say, I didn't make my other afternoon commitment.
So why I am telling my latest story of automotive repair woes? Simply to finally say publicly what I have thought many times over the years when fixing cars in specific or other systems in general, especially when frustration levels rise directly with extended repair times and inversely with project success. I believe that system designers, whether automotive or otherwise, should also have to repair and maintain the systems they design, at least for a while. Sort of like an apprenticeship. In order to become a system designer, you would first have to be a system mechanic. I believe there would be far fewer "third screws obstructed by auxiliary fuse panel" issues. Repairs and maintenance would magically, mystically be more straight forward and a lot easier. I know there is probably a well documented procedure for replacing the heater fan assembly in my neighbor's car, and the instructions no doubt clearly explain how to remove the auxiliary fuse panel. If I knew the procedure I may not have spent much more than my originally planned hour on the repair. But moving the fan assembly mount just a small quarter of an inch away from the fuse panel would have solved the problem without the added overhead of documenting the panel's removal. Why document how to do something when a simple design change makes the process obvious? No rocket science involved. So when we get to the point in our design flows where we need to answer the "How are we going to build this?" question, we need to take a long look at how the parts will actually fit together – and how they will come apart – before moving a design from the computer screen or design drawing to something we can touch and feel…and repair.
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True Order wrote:^IS THAT TRUE?! I love the hell outta that joke either way.
On a related note: I heard that Battlefield 3 is mainly focusing on multiplayer. That's just fine and dandy but Why have two disks? Is multiplayer that BIG? In my opinion Single-player sucked balls due to the lack of vehicle usage like what was in BF2. Which leaves just ground combat and taking out vehicles.... no offense to BF3 or anything but the people behind COD tend to do "on foot shooters" better than dice, so even though shooting through a moving train was pretty BA and the occasional "on the rail shooter" moment was OK in moderation. The graphics were cutting edge of course, but still the single player sucked, here's me hoping the multi-player is kick ass.
Coos wrote:Assault Rifles feel so shitty in this game. PP2000 bby
Ganon wrote:Coos wrote:Assault Rifles feel so shitty in this game. PP2000 bby
Yeah but without the assault rifle you can't insta-switch to the grenade launchers for quick suppression or wall-blowing.
Incidentally, I think the fair few COD players in this game have a misconception of what the GL is used for.
1) Blowing up cover
2) Multi-kills
3) Anti-vehicle weaponry (yes, you can even kill a MBT with the GL, you just have to hit the weak spots [top and rear] and need a lot of grenades. At the very least you can dish out a Disable, which is as good as Destroy if you've got some support nearby)
4) Suppressive fire
So, if you're hiding behind a cement barricade, popping out and shooting at people, i.e. Behind Cover, and a player does the smart thing and blows your ass up, they are not a noob-tuber and you are an idiot for calling them one. In COD, that doesn't work, because cover is indestructible. In BF3, not using the destructible environments to your advantage is a noob mistake.
Blow the shit out buildings. Blow apart barricades and walls. Use whatever you need to in order to rob your opponents of protection, so that either you or your allies can take them down easier. Doing anything else is dumb.
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5 AS GOOD AS IF NOT BETTER THAN THE LAST ONEScotty1701 | 20/07/2013 | See all Scotty1701's reviews (6)This is an absolutely fabulous movie. They can talk about all the big films of 2013 but in my opinion this beats them all hands down. As good as if not better than the last one and believe me, coming from me, that is way high praise. 5 stars is not enough. Excellent.
5 Do I Have Your Attention NowStark42 | 04/10/2013 | See all Stark42's reviews (8)I've been converted into a trekkie. Loved every minuet of this film. Love the cast, especially Simon pegg, Chris Pine and Karl urban.
4 'Shall we begin?'Kevin1075 | 03/08/2013 | See all Kevin1075's reviews (754)Top 100 Reviewer Top 100 DVD Reviewer Top 100 Music Reviewer While summer 2013 has been perhaps less of a stellar year there was at least one film which managed to entertain me and provide some visual thrills and spills along the way and just like back in 2009, J.J. Abrams has delivered the Summer's best piece of entertainment. Funnily enough, back in 2009 the film in question was this film's predecessor 'Star Trek'.Taking it's cue from the events of the first film, the sequel plunges Starfleet into turmoil when Earth is attacked by someone who appears to have been one of their own best officers, sending Kirk and Spock out on a mission to track the man responsible down. Except, Kirk and Spock are still struggling to reconcile their different ways of commanding and find that even greater conflict may yet come between them. And just who is John Harrison, the seeming mastermind behind events?The film isn't perfect but I would say the first 70 odd minutes are actually better than the 2009 film, with an intriguing plot developing, examination of the nature of Starfleet and the Federation and struggle between morality and instinct. Where it does take a turn is in the revelation of who is actually whom - a revelation that feels like it was made to make fans go 'woah' but which doesn't fully pay off. The film also then does become more of an actioner as the extended finale plays out before a finale that openly winks at a previous film, but which manages to make it work thanks to a new thematic interpretation for the relationship between Kirk and Spock.The visual effects are top notch and from a fan's POV sights and sounds of a future Earth are beautifully rendered and realised through locations and CGI. The performances are all solid and most of the cast have quickly settled into their parts and get a little to do along the way. Benedict Cumberbatch is a smooth and seductively voiced villain who plays not only with the characters but the viewer as well and the final moments of the film finally promise some (overdue) deep space adventure.I'm already ready for the next one in the new series!
5 One word...AWESOMEPlaz74 | 08/11/2013 | See all Plaz74's reviews (16)Fantastic film - if you love Star Trek, or even Star Wars for that matter, watch this film. It has more twists and turns than a twisty, turny thing.
5 Simply Brilliant!Rockfan1973 | 08/08/2013 | See all Rockfan1973's reviews (155)As good as the first reboot Star Trek of 2009 laced with great effects, stirring music and typically an English villain.Kirk and co save the day again with a fast moving plot but Alice Eve is totally wasted.The third film will have to be very, very good.