Sir Patrick Stewart open to another movie?
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The most interesting part is that he wasn't buried at all. He was cremated and the ashes were flown up in a rocket... Cue the anti-rocket people any second now...
Anyone can speak for Roddenberry, but only Roddenberry would be believed at face value. Well, probably, he was of sound mind when wanting TNG to replace TOS (the latter excised from canon - yes, TOS... not TAS) as his grand vision of the future in the biggest retcon ever and I'd wager a couple Quatloos that not everybody wanted to believe that back then either... but it's still a tv show... new makers will change things, comparing them without any flexibility doesn't help. and I say that as a fan of DSC's Harry Mudd.
I believe another movie centred around Picard when I see it, not any sooner. Granted, in the current climate I think it theoretically could happen and I also would have never believed that he'd come back for another Star Trek show in the freaking 2020s. Plus its good for people of that age if they stay active, I hope I'll be as hale as he appears to be when I reach his age.
But I'm holding my breath for it.
But @Takeru is also right that Stewart pretty much has to say he'd be up for it when asked by a fan like that, he can't exactly say no and disappoint his audience.
But I'm holding my breath for it.
But @Takeru is also right that Stewart pretty much has to say he'd be up for it when asked by a fan like that, he can't exactly say no and disappoint his audience.
If nothing catastrophic happens between now and time for another movie, I think it would be absolutely amazing, and almost an obligation given the way the TNG movies ended, to do one more movie to tie things up the way it should have happened, with the TNG crew sailing off into the sunset and signing off in the credits. If it's good enough for the TOS gang, then it's good enough for the TNG gang. Maybe if they can't do it in Picard Season 3, they can at least do a "Search for Data" type deal in the movie. There are always possibilities, as put by another resurrected Enterprise crewmember, and I'm sure there is a trace of Data somewhere if you look hard enough. Make it a cross between Treks 3 and 6, this time with the TNG gang, and it has potential to be the among the best Trek films ever.*
*I know this entire post is a total pipe dream, but dammit if it wouldn't be amazing.
*I know this entire post is a total pipe dream, but dammit if it wouldn't be amazing.
That's a lot of captains.
Having all those captains and characters appear in the same movie would be quite a sight to behold. It is highly improbable that would ever happen, though.
There is a proverb about too many captains. "Too many captains will sink the ship". With that many egos involved and the inevitable demand for huge paychecks, that ship would never get off the ground.
When I read that, I couldn't help but think about Shatner Kirk's final scene in GEN.
If it is true that Shatner has been burning bridges, then Kirk's demise, as a result of a collapsing bridge, was all the more fitting, in hindsight. I guess one can say that the collapsed bridge metaphorically foreshadowed Shatner's unproductive future relationship with TPTB who produce Star Trek.
In any case, one of the last words that Kirk uttered was "it was fun". If that turns out to be Shatner's last Star Trek screen appearance, which seems likely, at least it was fun while it lasted.
Good point.
Unless the suits at Paramount and Stewart actually sign the dotted line on a new movie deal, and say "make it so", then it's just talk.
They'll do another X-Men thing, where he dies in one movie then is back in the next like nothing happened.
Well he did take over his brother's body that had no neural activity.
Who just happened to look exactly like him and be paralysed the exact same way
It’s from the comics.Who just happened to look exactly like him and be paralysed the exact same way
Well I don’t know about the paralyzed part.
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I'd be very happy to see another TNG movie, I liked them all, some are excellent some aren't as good but that's what story telling is all about, you like some, some you don't but they all add a rich tapestry to the universe that is Star Trek 
Season 3 of Picard is supposed to be very different and alot better then Seasons 1&2.
If it does it's job (dubious proposition) it will end on a satisfactory note for TNG and let it rest.
They didn't exactly win me over with the Trailer of Doom.
As skeptical as I am (the huge love fest online puts me off significantly) trailers are the worst benchmark for a film. They are designed to advertise that a movie is coming and vague sense of what it's about. That's about it. I put about as much credence to a trailer as I do online YT videos discussing Trek. That is, not much.
Truthfully, that was the worst trailer. It did not get me hyped like the other trailers and teasers did.
It reeked of tryhard.
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