And have cast an extremely long shadow. I think its time to leave TWOK behind.Those three movies have also been loved by Trek fans for years.
And have cast an extremely long shadow. I think its time to leave TWOK behind.Those three movies have also been loved by Trek fans for years.
Yes think it would feel abit strange/confusing for movie audiences in general (not just trekkers) to be confronted with a 4th Kelvin crew movie and expected to be excited .. It'd probably be a similar 'er..remember this?.. why?' 250m ww response that greeted Xmen Dark Phoenix after the 3rd underwhelmed.. and that was only 3y after (and 8y since First Class)..a 4th Kelvin would be at least 6 (and 13y+ since ST09). Theres all the new near movie quality Trek series now being made (shades of what happened with the Trek movies after IV with the films being less an event due to all the TV trek) especially Picard which is like a continuation of the TNG movies anyway.. and of course now theres covid so anything not already in production might struggle to get made anytime soon..or at all..we are in uncharted waters regarding the future of cinema, and how covid and streaming is going to affect it etcI feel bad saying it, but I'm going with "nay."
I loved all three films, and saw each one multiple times in the theater. But, the property was so horribly mismanaged by Paramount and it just doesn't seem like they know how to make these films as successful as they could have been.
So, I think at this point, it's played out. The cast is older now and on to other things. The brilliant momentum they had built on the success of the first film is 11 years old now (almost the length of time between TMP and TUC for God's sake). I don't want to see them make a movie that will have an embarrassing and limp box office showing. I'd rather remember the fun and excitement of these (relatively) successful and popular films.
250m ww response that greeted Xmen Dark Phoenix after the 3rd underwhelmed.. and that was only 3y after (and 8y since First Class)..a 4th Kelvin would be at least 6 (and 13y+ since ST09).
I honestly think if a Trek film came out fans would get excited. Pushing forward with more Trek with a popular cast seems like a good idea.
Call me selfish but I think Kelvin leaves a lot of untapped potential on the table to just ignore.
We got an Old Picard series this year. Never say never.Is there any chance JJ Abrams could return to Star Trek?
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