Bad Robot add 6 films to upcoming slate. None of which are Star Trek :(
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Noooo
This doesn't mean they won't be producing Star Trek XIV, but to be honest, it does look very bleak now for the 4th Kelvin movie.
Btw, are the actors already taking other parts that start filming next year and what about the director, Clarkson, is she already signed on for other projects? If so, then Star Trek XIV is really dead, for now.
Well, nuts then 
Grateful for the 3 we got.
Grateful for the 3 we got.
Ya know, that's a shit attitude to take. If you don't enjoy them, then you simply don't watch them. However, there are many people who do enjoy them who may not get another one. But that's great news for people who it doesn't affect either way?
Selfish.
What attitude should I take then? I never watched any of the JJ films. I'm elated that they don't have plans for any more. In my comment I acknowledged that people may feel differently than me and that's fine. It's ok if other people are saddened by this news. But if it's ok for others to be sad then its ok for me to happy, unless of course the purpose of this thread is just to be a pity party.
My point is, if did doesn't affect it either way(you don't watch them) then why be elated that other people who do want it don't get to watch it?
Star Trek 4 gets made - You don't watch it, but other people who like it can watch it.
Star Trek 4 doesn't get made - You don't watch it, but people who wanted to can't.
Do you get it? The outcome is exactly the same for you either way. That being the case, you're simply taking joy in other people's disappointment.
Disappointed, but I am very happy with the J.J. Kelvin cast Star Trek trilogy [2009-STID-STB] that we got. I still think the studio will give control to another powerful producer, replacing J.J., to make more films. My only worry is the Kelvin cast might never be intact in these films or that there will be a new cast.
Star Trek: Beyond gave me so much hope. I loved the way the franchise seemed to be going.
Ugh.
At least we have like 50 new Trek TV shows to choose from....
Ugh.
At least we have like 50 new Trek TV shows to choose from....
My actual, concise thoughts on the matter:
Fingers crossed certain nameless Paramount Pictures people see sense and fortunes for cinematic Star Trek change. While I have no doubt we will get another Trek movie of some kind, I am emotionally invested in Chris Pine's Kirk meeting his daddy. It seems like the dangling thread which only something like Trek can explore. And as much as I loved the 3 films we got, it doesn't feel like it's their time to move on yet.
Fingers crossed certain nameless Paramount Pictures people see sense and fortunes for cinematic Star Trek change. While I have no doubt we will get another Trek movie of some kind, I am emotionally invested in Chris Pine's Kirk meeting his daddy. It seems like the dangling thread which only something like Trek can explore. And as much as I loved the 3 films we got, it doesn't feel like it's their time to move on yet.
Agreeing with @PixelMagic If the lack of Star Trek films you would never watch elates you, you might consider reevaluating your life.
I didn't love the JJ films, but I liked them and they were Star Trek, albeit a parallel universe.
Woah, hang on. I respected your viewpoint until this. So let me get this straight. You haven't even watched any of them yet? Riiiiight.
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Rubbish news if true. I was firmly in the camp that believed they could do something excellent even without the two Chris'. Had a feeling the fourth film in this series would have been really great. It still could be.
If not, I will never look at 09, Into Darkness and Beyond as complete, though. To me there will always be a missing 4th film.
If not, I will never look at 09, Into Darkness and Beyond as complete, though. To me there will always be a missing 4th film.
Interesting. I disagree though that it doesn't affect me. The other three films have affected me even though I've never seen them. The JJ films changed the way we talk about Trek. We now have differentiate between the so-called "prime" timeline and alternative time lines. I have to take precious discussion time pointing out that "No, Romulus didn't explode, and no there was no U.S.S. Kelvin." It affects me because it affects the franchise.
So for me it's more like this:
Star Trek 4 gets made - I don't watch it, but now I have to put up with everyone who did watch it and all the idiotic ideas and images that the film brought into the Star Trek franchise.
Star Trek 4 doesn't get made - I don't watch it and on the plus side there's no more idiotic stuff coming from the JJTrek universe.
I respect that we're going to disagree. But just because I don't like what the JJTrek films brought to the franchise and I'm happy there wont be any more, doesn't mean I have a shitty attitude.
I've seen some short clips here and there on youTube, but I've never watched them. There's enough information out there online that I don't need to watch them.
What about Discovery, though? Surely that's doing far worse by overwriting/changing the prime universe with it's new Klingons, spore drives and Spock siblings?
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