Filming starts January 15th. Jungle Planet?
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I'm not sure why the building would necessarily have to be Earth and Starfleet Headquarters, but I suppose a good portion of the movies did show areas like that and the Federation Council chambers. For some reason I felt like they wouldn't return to Earth in this movie and that they would be going where no man has gone before, but maybe it's a bad idea to not show Earth?
Also, why did I have the feeling that the planet mission would involve a tropical location? I guess it's not too hard to guess these kinds of things.
Also, why did I have the feeling that the planet mission would involve a tropical location? I guess it's not too hard to guess these kinds of things.
Museum...new Engineering perhaps?
The Brewery wasn't exactly loved, so why not have a museum as the stand in this time.
The Brewery wasn't exactly loved, so why not have a museum as the stand in this time.
Museum...new Engineering perhaps?
The Brewery wasn't exactly loved, so why not have a museum as the stand in this time.
Maybe it will be like the TARDIS and will have changeable "desktop/backgrounds". For the third movie it could be the produce section of a grocery store.
True, Nerd unRage, but Starbreaker may be on the right track. Among the credible bits of information out there about the direction the story might take was an idea that the main conflict would not be driven by a traditional villain. Further, with "the family" (Kirk, Spock, McCoy et al) now formed, the conflict might challenge these new relationships. A human (or humanoid) antagonist (Del Toro?) is only a secondary part of the conflict created on (or by) the planet itself. Probably someone with his own set of motives given the conflict.
Actually, nothing much is really revealed by saying there's a jungle planet in the movie. It's just an empirical statement, right now. Jungles can be lush paradises, or dark hells. Both extremes can present their own sets of problems and conflicts. The planet may not even be a central part of the story.
Quite possibly. Might even just be a quickie visit to 'New Vulcan' before the action starts.
Kinda like the Great Vegetable Rebellion episode from Lost In Space. Giant talking carrots anyone?
Tribble homeworld?
Except I think Spock Prime would've probably felt it necessary to tell them that's not a good idea.
I am certain of that. I also strongly suspect that Spock Prime provides, at the very least, a lengthy list of "suggestions" to SFC. Stuff to look out for, that sort of thing.
"Don't let Janeway become captain. She gets her ship lost on her first day."
... But she does bring it back eventually - along with a lot of kewl stuff.
At the end of the movie he says "I have already located a suitable planet..." So I think he would choose one that isn't going to blow up or become a desert or be inhabited by evil aliens.
In other words, possibly the most boring planet in the Galaxy. Excellent place for the Vulcans to rebuild, certainly.
I think they've probably had enough excitement for one century.
Please God anyone but Khan.
Transwarp beaming is now quadrant-to-quadrant.
That and more lens flare.
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