Outside of a niche audience (us), TMP-TUC don't seem to matter much to anybody.
TAKE THAT BACK!!!

Outside of a niche audience (us), TMP-TUC don't seem to matter much to anybody.
I know, I'm crying right beside you.TAKE THAT BACK!!!![]()
When the next iteration comes about, Paramount/ CBS will still have to deal with paying the talent more money if the films are successful. Getting raises is part of the business.when the next iteration of star trek films come out, they won't be judged against discovery and its eventual spinoffs (they have pretty limited reach), they'll be compared to the three modern abrams films. the first film at the very least is a high bar to clear, in terms of critical and audience reaction.
Well, we're getting a third Pike and a third Spock. We've had three Sareks and three Amandas.But doing it again?
I think the Star Wars films, in particular the Nu Trilogy, was dictated by the false alarm failing health of John Williams during the production of The Force Awakens. I think after the next chapter Disney will go to the 3 year gap between films. I prefer the films to come out where it doesn't feel like a rush product; I hope the creators are still working on making the script better or for my taste go in a more creative direction.It's disappointing there wasn't much of a plan for the movies beyond the flash reboot - which I enjoyed thoroughly. Beyond was two years ago. Given the stagnation on ST4 what are we looking at - 2020/21? Love it or not, but at least with the Star Wars & Marvel franchises you have a reasonably good idea when the next one is coming. Star Trek just looks shabby against the big guns.
Recasting (again) to me seems a horrible idea. In another thread - I can't remember which - a point came up re: Batman has been played by x amount of actors - why can't that apply to a character like Kirk? Well, as a sage poster pointed out - comic characters played on screen are interpretations of what had already been put to paper. So far as Trek is concerned, the actors themselves were instrumental in the genesis of the characters. I don't want Kirk version 3 or 4. Shatner is Kirk, Nimoy is Spock. I sure as hell don't look at Adam West as the quintessential Batman. That said, they did do a fantastic job recasting for the Abrams-Verse so far as Kirk-Spock. Love it as a one off. But doing it again? It starts cheapening the characters, IMO.
This makes me sadI sure as hell don't look at Adam West as the quintessential Batman.
How so? In my opinion characters are open to interpretation and should be allowed to live forever with recastings. I understand that some actors will put their immortal stamp on it but recasting doesn't take away from that, any more than Quinto some how took away from Nimoy.It starts cheapening the characters, IMO.
I have never felt as old as I did when I realised that Zachary Quinto was the old Spock.Well, we're getting a third Pike and a third Spock. We've had three Sareks and three Amandas.
We're getting a third Spock!
oh they absolutely made the wrong call jettisoning Orci/Shatner for Lin/Pegg.Makes me wish Orci's version had wrapped it all up in a bow, after all.
indeed. can totally see a more '80s Trek movie' movie coming down the line complete with the maroon uniforms, saavik, darker haired Kirk, return of Khan, mushroom spacedock/excelsior/BOPs, movie nacells/rainbow warp trails/blue transporter fx, more TUC style bridge etc etcIf someone comes up with a compelling story later down the line, there's nothing to stop the band getting back together ten years later, like the original gang did for TMP.
man i just don't see where all the pining for orci's film comes from. the guy would've been a first time director and (despite writing trek 09 and into darkness) wrote some of the biggest stinkers of the last 10 years: transformers revenge of the fallen, cowboys & aliens, the amazing spider-man 2...oh they absolutely made the wrong call jettisoning Orci/Shatner for Lin/Pegg.
To the point where they make up things, yes. They fabricate "insider secrets," and edit interviews to make the interviewee agree with Midnight Edge's narrative. They make predictions of things they've claimed that people close to the films and TV series are telling them, and then those things don't come true, or show up in any reputable trade publication. They are wholly untrustworthy.I never heard of Midnight's edge until now. They report on TV and movies? Are they anti new Star Trek?
just meman i just don't see where all the pining for orci's film comes from
well he was the main one that came up with the idea of ST09 so would've been best for the trilogy had he continued the plot he had in mind for the 3rd film to tie back to the 1st film with the return of Kirk Prime/alt timeline stuff (after the TDK style 2nd film with the iconic villain). - he shouldn't have tried to do a goyer/Blade 3 though and just been content to be the writer (had JJA not defected to SW maybe wed have got Orcis ST3 or had Orci not tried to direct maybe there would've been someone else directing his script as was rumoured - Rupet Wyatt, Joe Cornish, Edgar Wright)the guy would've been a first time director and (despite writing trek 09 and into darkness) wrote some of the biggest stinkers of the last 10 years: transformers revenge of the fallen, cowboys & aliens, the amazing spider-man 2...
but what we got wasn't that great anyway (barrel rolls for cover from imminent incoming phaser blasts)i'm not saying his version of trek 3 was destined to be terrible, but the odds of it being better than what we got seem pretty long.
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