CBS/Paramount sues to stop Axanar

As I said, for a while, and for THOSE movies.Then the cheapness of the movies began to be noticeable, compared to other sci-fi films, and the series suffered because of it.

 

Since Peters had to bindingly agree to not assert any copyright claims in Axanar, I want to see some fan film production out there raise $50K via crowdfunding and make (a better) 2x15min Axanar themselves.

 

Or a parody Making Of film that lambasts the whole thing...

 

I am Gart'rok!... Okay enough of that foolishness

 

I thought that had been done already!

 

I love the Lucky Charms medals.

 

FIFY

 

Chapter 4... Of Carpets and Coffee...

 

New on AxaMonitor: io9 chronicles the 100 most important moments in pop culture history since it began publication 10 years ago. Axanar ranks No. 54, which is fine, but most of what io9 describes is simply wrong. Here's AxaMonitor's fact-check.

 

Understandable. However, the eight-sentence description is likely a good barometer for how the general public now views the Axanar case.

 

Yeah, I pointed that out in the article.

 

That is a REALLY scary thought.

 

Never heard of Axanar but I'm at they're site now and I'm intrigued. I really hope to Q that Paramount loses this lawsuit. As 9gs seemed to imply, this could screw EVERYONE making fan-creations related to "Star Trek."

 

The lawsuit ended months ago. People are still making fanfilms.

 

My bad.

 

And if you read the Axamonitor article - it SHOWS why IO9 is rubbish (IE All the 'facts' RE:CBS/Paramount V. Axanar that IO9 got wrong...)

 

Spoiler: Paramount didn’t lose.