Oh, right. Tell that to the writers and producers of ER and THE WEST WING. Nothing says science fiction can't be given the same attention to detail. Tech and drama can work together in the right hands. Go rent the original FAIL SAFE and tell me the tech isn't important. They made tech and fabulous character drama work in 1964 and a smart writer can do it today.
what do people want star trek 3 to be like
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Oh, right. Tell that to the writers and producers of ER and THE WEST WING. Nothing says science fiction can't be given the same attention to detail. Tech and drama can work together in the right hands. Go rent the original FAIL SAFE and tell me the tech isn't important. They made tech and fabulous character drama work in 1964 and a smart writer can do it today.
I was talking more from the angle of making sure minute details match up from production to production.
I wasn't trying to make the work the behind-the-scenes folks do sound less than important. I just worded the post in a sloppy manor.
That hasn't been confirmed yet (it's also highly unlikely since Abrams and company are gearing up for Star Wars) and a lot can happen between now and 2016-2017.
Paramount has already said Bad Robot is making the third film.
You do know that more than one person works for Bad Robot, right? But hey, keep hanging on to that dream.
Link?
Like all friends, Google sometimes fail.
Link or drop the argument.
Oh please. The argument that you won't look up common knowledge?
Like all friends, Google sometimes fail.
Link or drop the argument.
http://trekweb.com/articles/2013/01...Producer-if-not-Also-Directing-the-Film.shtml
Just plan to see the little robot running through the field prior to the opening credits of Trek 3.
On a different note. They have to figure out how to include Fizzbin in the next movie.
It won't be a reboot. Abrams will still have input and anyone coming along after Abrams will face quite a challenge to improve on his films. His films aren't perfect by any stretch but given what Paramount appears to want, he'll be a tough act to follow. Naturally this will upset The Committee for the Way Things Ought to Be, but that's not really a big deal to Paramount.
I've been meaning to speak to you about that. When was the last time you even dusted around here?[...]
I wasn't trying to make the work the behind-the-scenes folks do sound less than important. I just worded the post in a sloppy manor.
Google is your friend.
Like all friends, Google sometimes fail.
Link or drop the argument.
http://trekweb.com/articles/2013/01...Producer-if-not-Also-Directing-the-Film.shtml
Just plan to see the little robot running through the field prior to the opening credits of Trek 3.
On a different note. They have to figure out how to include Fizzbin in the next movie.
Starring Robert De Niro as Bella Oxmyx.
I've been meaning to speak to you about that. When was the last time you even dusted around here?[...]
I wasn't trying to make the work the behind-the-scenes folks do sound less than important. I just worded the post in a sloppy manor.
All the cleaning equipment was taken into custody by the Tal Shiar. It might be a while before we see it again, if ever.
--Sran
Without indulging in anything else I would like to see in the next Star Trek movie, I will say this. I love me a good space battle. The battle between The Kelvin and The Narada is the only showdown worth mentioning in the reboot, and that was over before the opening title ran!
Give us a proper showdown between two interstellar powerhouses that make the Borg battle in First Contact look like a minor skirmish.
Give us a proper showdown between two interstellar powerhouses that make the Borg battle in First Contact look like a minor skirmish.
Also starting Al Pacino as Kracko. Special guest appearance by Christina Hendricks as Gun Moll #3.
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