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It's official. The Enterprise is built in...(spoilers)
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Did Orci happen to SAY what their internal reasoning is?
Not in the first part of this interview.
I think we won't see what the reasoning is until the movie opens in May...but who knows
Nice. I approve. Can't wait to get more details from the movie.
There also seems to be another tidbit alluded to in the interview. Orci confirmed that the prequel comic takes place after Nemesis, and the first cover pictures what looks to be Data.
Did they find a way to resurrect Data!?(ecstatic happy dance)
Could be B4 or some pre-Nemesis flashback with Data...
There also seems to be another tidbit alluded to in the interview. Orci confirmed that the prequel comic takes place after Nemesis, and the first cover pictures what looks to be Data.
Did they find a way to resurrect Data!?
Could be B4 or some pre-Nemesis flashback with Data...
I'm hoping it's neither B4 nor Data.
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There also seems to be another tidbit alluded to in the interview. Orci confirmed that the prequel comic takes place after Nemesis, and the first cover pictures what looks to be Data.
Did they find a way to resurrect Data!?
Could be B4 or some pre-Nemesis flashback with Data...
I'm hoping it's neither.
Yes, I wouldn't mind seeing Data alive and well, myself.
As an Iowa native I can't be more proud.
There also seems to be another tidbit alluded to in the interview. Orci confirmed that the prequel comic takes place after Nemesis, and the first cover pictures what looks to be Data.
Did they find a way to resurrect Data!?
Could be B4 or some pre-Nemesis flashback with Data...
I'm hoping it's neither.
Me too, but reboot or not, the events of Nemesis really should be alluded to in some minimal way.
Just thought of how they can resolve the Iowa/San Francisco build issue.
Could be that the Starfleet San Francisco Yards has various facilities around the world they operate - Such as NASA has facilities around the country. I could see it being way too congested trying to build multiple ships simultaneously in one location.
Even if this is their intention, I doubt it will be mentioned on screen (though maybe in the novelization).
Could be that the Starfleet San Francisco Yards has various facilities around the world they operate - Such as NASA has facilities around the country. I could see it being way too congested trying to build multiple ships simultaneously in one location.
Even if this is their intention, I doubt it will be mentioned on screen (though maybe in the novelization).
I'm banking on it's either B4 or Data. Since there is a picture of one of them on the cover.
*In my lonley little though bubble: Could be if there is a curropted time line, somehow that resulted in Data not being killed. Spock has to correct the past, that again will/may result in Data's death - I.E. Yesterday's Enterprise (Tasha Yar "I shouldn't even be here"). Orci did mention that this episode was a big influence on the movie.
Pardon me. I misread what I was replying to; my intent was to say that I was hoping that it was neither Data nor B4 who would feature in the post-NEM sections of the comic. Resurrection is cheap and overused.
So basically it means that Jim Kirk ends up marrying his high school sweetheart?
So the Enterprise is actually built in Iowa interesting.
I just felt a disturbance in the Force like a bunch of fanactic fanboys crying not cannon in terror. That or its just heartburn from that burger I had last night.
I just felt a disturbance in the Force like a bunch of fanactic fanboys crying not cannon in terror. That or its just heartburn from that burger I had last night.
That seems a totally unnecessary change to me. I don't mind it being built on the ground, since the original ship's plaque said San Francisco, Calif. Which means it was built in Califoria, and not orbital docks named after the city.
But why bother moving it? In the future an Iowa to SF trip would take about 5 seconds, it's not like there's a big distance barrier like today.
But why bother moving it? In the future an Iowa to SF trip would take about 5 seconds, it's not like there's a big distance barrier like today.
The 5 seconds trip between locations almost could be an argument for the Iowa construction site. Or even a 30 minute travel time.
*Could be that the Starfleet San Francisco Yards has various facilities around the world they operate - Such as NASA has facilities around the country. I could see it being way too congested trying to build multiple ships simultaneously in one location.
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