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Could Star Trek XI be the first successful...

darkshadow0001

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odd numbered Star Trek film? I think it's a possibility. Although I'm not in favor of re-casting or rebooting, but with all the hype I think it could still be the most-successful Trek film to-date.
 
Well actually Star Trek the Motion Picture is current most successful Trek movie ever at the box office(worldwide gross circa: 350 million adjusted for inflation). So your logic isn't quite accurate.
Also if XI movie duplicate smilier success, it would mean the 2 biggest Trek film at box office will be odd numbered movies.
 
I dont always concider making the most money to necesarrily mean the most successful. One can make a lot of money with a really crappy movie if he played his cards right.
 
Son_of_Soong said:
I dont always concider making the most money to necesarrily mean the most successful. One can make a lot of money with a really crappy movie if he played his cards right.

I take it you consider TMP to be "a really crappy movie" then? :rolleyes: I think it's the best of the bunch in many ways, myself.
 
Scott Hayden said:
Well actually Star Trek the Motion Picture is current most successful Trek movie ever at the box office(worldwide gross circa: 350 million adjusted for inflation). So your logic isn't quite accurate.
Also if XI movie duplicate smilier success, it would mean the 2 biggest Trek film at box office will be odd numbered movies.

I meant more or less fan favorite, rather then how much it makes. Although TMP is the most successful money wise, you don't hear to many people talk about TMP much...
 
Well, Nemesis was the first even numbered flop.

Fate should deem this to be the first odd numbered box office hit. Well, one would hope.
 
darkshadow0001 said:
Although TMP is the most successful money wise, you don't hear to many people talk about TMP much...
You're just tempting fate. And The God Thing. Hush up. ;)

TMP has quite a respectable fan following on this board; its status as a poor movie is far from undisputed (I'd dispute it myself, for the record).
 
StarMan said:
Well, Nemesis was the first even numbered flop.

Fate should deem this to be the first odd numbered box office hit. Well, one would hope.

If Reagan can break the Zero Curse, then NEM probably broke the Even/Odd Curse, provided curses are to be believed in.
 
Kegek said:
You're just tempting fate. And The God Thing. Hush up. ;)

TMP has quite a respectable fan following on this board; its status as a poor movie is far from undisputed (I'd dispute it myself, for the record).


You're right but TGT seldom frequents this forum..so we are safe (for now) ;)
 
goldbug said:
Kegek said:
You're just tempting fate. And The God Thing. Hush up. ;)

TMP has quite a respectable fan following on this board; its status as a poor movie is far from undisputed (I'd dispute it myself, for the record).


You're right but TGT seldom frequents this forum..so we are safe (for now) ;)

Hey goldbug, I like your avatar... I still actually have that game in 3 1/2" floppy format somewhere :) I forgotten about it until I saw that.
 
Kegek said:
darkshadow0001 said:
Although TMP is the most successful money wise, you don't hear to many people talk about TMP much...
You're just tempting fate. And The God Thing. Hush up. ;)

TMP has quite a respectable fan following on this board; its status as a poor movie is far from undisputed (I'd dispute it myself, for the record).

I realize that, and as a Star Trek fan, I really like TMP. It's just that for non-Star Trek fans, I don't know if there are too many who say "TMP was awesome"... I personnally enjoy watching TMP every now and then.
 
Generally speaking, the odd/even number curse has to do with the popularity of the movie, not the amount of money it made.

For the most part, people consider the even numbered Trek films better than the odd numbered films.
 
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