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Abrams has one foot in Star Trek and one foot in Star Wars. Disney is milking Star Wars like there's no tomorrow. The conditions have never been more favorable. It's time for an official, balls to the wall Star Trek vs Star Wars movie.

^ I took the liberty of emailing your short story to Bad Robot. Expect a call from JJ within the week.

It wasn't always known as Franklin And some more art:

I don't have much to say that others have not already said, just that I greatly enjoyed Beyond in my second viewing as well. In my opinion, we now officially have 3 good to great Star Trek movies in a row. :bolian:

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Sean Hargreaves concept art

I liked STID when it came out and I still do after repeated viewings.

Speaking of which, I was looking at Orci's twitter the other day and

Not just Alibaba but also Chinese Huahua and there was a deal with Hewlett Packard as well. And lets not even get to the whole Hollywood creative accounting business. Nobody in here will ever know how much money was really spent or how much was made from various sources.

He didn't have to take time, he always carried that stuff in his man purse.

It's not like they know what they're going to have to cut in editing when they're still filming.

Jaylah's face when she reads this thread

I'd love to get my hand on that Enterprise but I no longer have the skill to build it.

That already happened in Into Darkness. They kicked Khan's butt and didn't kill him or blow him up. He's still alive and sleeping.

Pay Robert Downey Jr. 50mil to be in the next movie and that might boost Trek towards a billion in the BO

Kevin's pants.

^Ghostbusters isn't a very good example to use, it's a very unique case. The men vs women issues there were not going to go away because of any guest stars.