Trek's future according to Paramount's new owners...

[Dukhat]

For a movie, though, I think that the Powers That Be would emulate J.J. Trek. Emphasize action-adventure,to draw in people who aren't fans.

That, and get at least two cast members who are big-name stars.

 

[Danja]

Noticing YouTube videos about J.J. Trek being officially dead.

The Kelvin Films are dead.

Whether or not J.J. Trek itself is dead is another matter entirely.

 

[oktay]

For a movie, though, I think that the Powers That Be would emulate J.J. Trek. Emphasize action-adventure,to draw in people who aren't fans.

That, and get at least two cast members who are big-name stars.

and they must shoot it with a budget not exceeding $100 million.

 

[oktay]

He's one of few people that was a big enough asshole to make himself persona non grata with Paramount because of his involvement with the Axanar swindle. Got too big for his britches because he produced some special features for the TNG blu-rays.

I've researched the topic. Making a fan-made film isn't a bad thing. But if you're doing it with people who already act in popular movies and TV series, and you're talking directly about character names and languages used in the franchise, fictional institutions like Starfield, or events from Star Trek's fictional history, you're not making a fan-made film anymore. You're stealing.

 

[UssGlenn]

and they must shoot it with a budget not exceeding $100 million.

all the more reason to use the SNW sets, that will massively cut down the preproduction budget.

 

[Jedman67]

I've researched the topic. Making a fan-made film isn't a bad thing. But if you're doing it with people who already act in popular movies and TV series, and you're talking directly about character names and languages used in the franchise, fictional institutions like Starfield, or events from Star Trek's fictional history, you're not making a fan-made film anymore. You're stealing.

Not to mention spending nearly a million dollars of fan funding on anything but making the movie.

 

[Uxi]

That, and get at least two cast members who are big-name stars.

From the other thread:

Michael B Jordan as Tuvok, Pedro Pascal as Chakotay and Sidney Sweeney as Seven.

 

[tharpdevenport]

He's one of few people that was a big enough asshole to make himself persona non grata with Paramount because of his involvement with the Axanar swindle. Got too big for his britches because he produced some special features for the TNG blu-rays.

New film: opening shot: ship that looks legally and distinctly different than the U.S.S. Ares ("Star Trek: Axanar"), is blown to so many pieces it can't even be identified.

 

[Dukhat]

From the other thread:

Michael B Jordan as Tuvok, Pedro Pascal as Chakotay and Sidney Sweeney as Seven.

They’re not going to reboot Voyager.

New film: opening shot: ship that looks legally and distinctly different than the U.S.S. Axanar, is blown to so many pieces it can't even be identified.

I think you mean the USS Ares, from Axanar. And they don’t need to make the ship look legally different, because Axanar hasn’t got a legal leg to stand on seeing as how Star Trek isn’t their IP.

 

[tharpdevenport]

Right you are (corrected my post). Still needs to be blown up. Captain Peters and crew are all lost.

 

[Nerys Myk]

From the other thread:

Michael B Jordan as Tuvok, Pedro Pascal as Chakotay and Sidney Sweeney as Seven.

Actual Native American/First Nations actor, please.