I think I have a idea. What if Shatner does not appear in the movie because Nimoy was approached first and demanded so much money that they couldn't afford both and Nimoy demanded a script that was specifically writen about the Spock character and would not participate otherwise. Say we have a script in which the Romulans have captured old Spock during Reunification while he had gone underground. The Romulans use a mind device or other things to probe his mind for a way for them to go back in time to defeat the federation abd destroy Vulcan. As the torture continues we see Spocks past where the Romulans are focused on a specific mission on the Enterprise where young Spock and Kirk or Pike are revealed to us. At the end of the movie old Spock sacrifices himself and defeats the Romulans plans. Shatner passed the torch to the Next Generation and Nimoy passes the rorch to the future generation of the original Enterprise. That could be a distinct possibility huh?
Does Spock die in this one like Kirk died in generations?
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Yes.
Just as much as it's a distinct possibility that Star Trek XI is a sequel to "Dude, Where's My Car?"
I hope not. We've seen Spock die once already. I'd rather not see it again.
Interesting that we get Captain David Duke and The_Grand_Wizard all in the same week.
Re: Does Spock die in this one like Kirk died in generations
I was thinking that too, but I just thought I was reading too much into it because I was reading about Daryl Davis yesterday.
I was thinking that too, but I just thought I was reading too much into it because I was reading about Daryl Davis yesterday.
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Lord Garth
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Indeed. Will refer upwards.
That could be.
Or maybe no one dies. Fortunately you can't rape my childhood -- wasn't born til '78.
Or maybe no one dies. Fortunately you can't rape my childhood -- wasn't born til '78.
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For those interested, any doubt there might have been with the previous thread has been resolved with this one. Moving right along...
Re: Does Spock die in this one like Kirk died in generations
I really doubt that Spock will fall off the twisted wreckage of a bridge on the nexus planet because the character that Roddy McDowal played died in that movie.
So no, I don't believe it to be a distinct possibility.
I really doubt that Spock will fall off the twisted wreckage of a bridge on the nexus planet because the character that Roddy McDowal played died in that movie.
So no, I don't believe it to be a distinct possibility.
Re: Does Spock die in this one like Kirk died in generations
Actually, he got killed a few weeks ago by Michael Myers.
Ironically, Myers was wearing a Captain Kirk mask at the time.
Guartho said:
er....huh?
Actually, he got killed a few weeks ago by Michael Myers.
Ironically, Myers was wearing a Captain Kirk mask at the time.
Re: Does Spock die in this one like Kirk died in generations
That is, without a doubt, the FUNNIEST thing I have EVER read on these boards. I've always thought it pretty cool that Myers wore a Capt. Kirk mask throughout the Halloween movies (albeit, a really ruined mask) and most people had no idea that was supposed to be a Kirk mask. But that...that's so hilarious...and so fitting. I might have to watch the new Halloween movie just to witness this twisted sense of Karma!
That is, without a doubt, the FUNNIEST thing I have EVER read on these boards. I've always thought it pretty cool that Myers wore a Capt. Kirk mask throughout the Halloween movies (albeit, a really ruined mask) and most people had no idea that was supposed to be a Kirk mask. But that...that's so hilarious...and so fitting. I might have to watch the new Halloween movie just to witness this twisted sense of Karma!
Re: Does Spock die in this one like Kirk died in generations
Malcolm McDowell, "Soran" in "Star Trek: Generations."
"Rod" or "Roddy" was a nickname he earned during the filming of "Caligula."
True fact. Now you know.
Guartho said:
er....
Malcolm McDowell, "Soran" in "Star Trek: Generations."
"Rod" or "Roddy" was a nickname he earned during the filming of "Caligula."
True fact. Now you know.
