How much $$$

[RAMA]

people are going to be reluctant to go see it- Some trek fans are going to be reluctant to see it,

This assumption pervades this board, we don't have that much power - if we did, this film would be the adventures of The Titan/DS9 Crew seeking out The Emissary to save the universe, instead its a total departure from anything remotely like that.


Sharr

Wow I hadn't really thought of that, but something like that WOULD have been my preference for a movie.

RAMA

 

[Tralah]

Ohh ohh don't forget we could have most of the crew of Voyager transfer over to the Titan too! So it's be the adventueres of the Titan/Voyager/DS9 crew! I'd've watched it! Sadly, I don't think there would have been enough of us to make it successful though.

 

[Mr. Fergy]

I don't know how much it'lll make, lets just hope we don't get another "Nemesis"

 

[Falcor5]

I think if it makes 200 million in the US it will get a sequel for sure.

 

[RobertScorpio]

people are going to be reluctant to go see it- Some trek fans are going to be reluctant to see it,

This assumption pervades this board, we don't have that much power - if we did, this film would be the adventures of The Titan/DS9 Crew seeking out The Emissary to save the universe, instead its a total departure from anything remotely like that.


Sharr

Wow I hadn't really thought of that, but something like that WOULD have been my preference for a movie.

RAMA

Not me...too much time has passed and I am QUITE sure the powers that be would have ruined DEEP SPACE NINE letting someone else write for it other than Behr and his team....

A Titan movie? With Frakes as star? I could see that as a direct-to-dvd release. Maybe they will do that someday, but I think BERMAN era Trek is dead...but it had a good run! (NEMESIS not with standing)

Rob
Scorpio

 

[Tralah]

Yeah, as much as I would enjoy seeing more of the 24th century, I certainly wouldn't be too disappointed if it never happened. We got oodles of stories and adventures in that century, but not so much in the 23rd by comparison. I'm looking forward to seeing more of what 23rd century might hold!