Pasi Nurminen
Lieutenant Commander
How about a film with no "bad guy"? Yeah I know, the idea of them making an actual Star Trek movie is silly.
How about a film with no "bad guy"? Yeah I know, the idea of them making an actual Star Trek movie is silly.
How about a film with no "bad guy"? Yeah I know, the idea of them making an actual Star Trek movie is silly.
My theory, it will be the mirror universe.
It won't. The Mirror Universe has already been done in the comics. Orci wouldn't have signed off on that if he had plans on doing it in the movies
how about Nomad? It wasn't really a villain, it was just carrying out what it believed to be its mission.
My theory, it will be the mirror universe.
Personally I would open with the Cardassians occupying Bajor with the Enterprise warping away because of the prime directive. Showing how Kirk has grown and give us fans a nod.
I hope and pray it will not involve the Borg or time travel.
My theory, it will be the mirror universe.
Personally I would open with the Cardassians occupying Bajor with the Enterprise warping away because of the prime directive. Showing how Kirk has grown and give us fans a nod.
I hope and pray it will not involve the Borg or time travel.
How would the PD apply? If Bajorans were out star-skipping before we ever did, they're definitely not in the primitives category, except maybe with respect to their spirituality.
It would show that Kirk had grown, and Kira made references to how the Federation wouldn't lift a finger during the occupation. I just think it would make a cool teaser and give the fans a nod.
Klingon War has already been done in the comics. Very recently, too (fall 2013). Since Orci signed off and allowed them to do it, that means it won't be in the movie.I know lots of folks know the original series better then me, but one think to consider is ST VI did really well. They could do the Klingon War and end it with the Khitomer Accords like in VI. Granted I think that would be an easy out, but going to Khan was an easy out too...
It is a alternate universe, so perhaps there the Bajorians and the Cardassians had a epic interstellar war in the twenty-third century, which resulted in the victorious Cardassians occupying Bajor.... did Nero's arrival and the Kelvin's destruction for some reason cause the Occupation to start sixty years early?
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