Later: back. Some of the visuals are so beautiful. There's something lovely about light and space and lens flares.
Even later: Salon on Nimoy
" He's got the face of an actor who's actually lived, not of one who's tried to hide the effects of living. His youth is alive in him, as opposed to being an indistinct, vaguely remembered thing. And he's perfectly at home in a movie that recognizes how reinvention can be a form of rejuvenation"
It's good to remember that age can be a beautiful thing.
