ST3 title?

[Agent Richard07]

Star Trek Beginnings
Star Trek Fifty
Star Trek Forward
Star Trek Into Light
Star Trek Remembered
Star Trek Unbound
Strange New Worlds
Where No One Has Gone Before

 

[Khan 2.0]

if its going to continue with star trek as a phrase creating various meanings (the way ST Into Darkness had various meanings - a star trek into the darkness of space, 'star trek'/UFP itself is heading into darkness with Marcus' plans. plus it was trendy to have 'Dark' in the title) :

'Star Trek To Infinity' or 'Star Trek Beyond Infinity' (i.e. the infinite of space. the franchise has reached 50 and it'll go on and on. plus a play on 'to infinity and beyond!' from Toy Story)

 

[Mr. Laser Beam]

across the universe is an anakin and padme theme from star wars but I like the name.

Actually I was thinking of this:

[yt]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ZS2-4-iUJ4[/yt]

 

[BillJ]

'Star Trek To Infinity' or 'Star Trek Beyond Infinity' (i.e. the infinite of space. the franchise has reached 50 and it'll go on and on. plus a play on 'to infinity and beyond!' from Toy Story)

The Buzz Lightyear references would haunt us for decades.

 

[Khan 2.0]

Star Trek to Destruction (although that could prove a bad omen)

 

[Nebusj]

Go back to some classic, or at least favorably-remembered, comedic movies for that box-office-friendly smile and set up a new thread for movies to follow. Star Trek To Singapore, Star Trek To Morocco, Star Trek To Utopia, that sort of thing. The challenge is who do you cast as Bob Hope.

 

[CaptainMurdock]

Star Trek: Mudd's Menace. (I can dream can't I?)

 

[F. King Daniel]

If they're going the "strange new worlds" route, borrow the name of the old Bantam novel (but not the plot, please!) Trek to Madworld.

 

[Melakon]

Star Trek Out of Bounds
Star Trek Under Pressure
Star Trek Alignment

 

[ChristopherPike]

Unless they're saving it for the next TV series...

^ That would've worked, only if Star Wars titles were the way to go, with Star Trek present on poster advertising but smaller and optional. So To Boldly Go, becomes a legitimate name.

I suppose if the titles now have to form a sentence, with Star Trek right at the beginning, then you're left with Star Trek Through somewhere. Or Star Trek Out of something. Perhaps Star Trek Across the Universe, as already joked about.

 

[SPCTRE]

Star Trek 3: The Trekkening

Obviously. I mean, duh.

 

[CaptainMurdock]

Star Trek: The Great Beyond.

 

[Agent Richard07]

Star Trek Beyond The Stars

 

[Taylirious]

Star Trek Vs Zombies !

 

[Khan 2.0]

Star Trek Armageddon (hey it'd sell tickets)

 

[Taylirious]

Star Tr3k

 

[Khan 2.0]

Unless they're saving it for the next TV series...

^ That would've worked, only if Star Wars titles were the way to go, with Star Trek present on poster advertising but smaller and optional. So To Boldly Go, becomes a legitimate name.

I suppose if the titles now have to form a sentence, with Star Trek right at the beginning, then you're left with Star Trek Through somewhere. Or Star Trek Out of something. Perhaps Star Trek Across the Universe, as already joked about.

Star Trek To Boldly Go (STTBG) sounds quite a likely title..especially for the 50th (they cant use Final Frontier, These Are The Voyages, or Where No Man/One)..plus It sort of works with using 'star trek' as a phrase/no colon

 

[BillJ]

Star Trek To Boldly Go (STTBG) sounds quite a likely title..especially for the 50th (they cant use Final Frontier, These Are The Voyages, or Where No Man/One)..plus It sort of works with using 'star trek' as a phrase/no colon

I do think they could use "Where No Man/One...", no one probably cares that there are two episodes associated with the title and general audiences wouldn't even know.

Plus, you had "First Contact" the NextGen episode in 1991 and First Contact the film in 1996.

 

[Khan 2.0]

only FC was kind of a duff episode of TNG that no one really knew about. WNMHGB is Treks classic 1st ep. (guess they could use 'Where No One' despite the TNG ep and since they are using 'One' now not 'Man') then again WNOHGB (or just WNO if they abbreviated) dosnt really work if they are using Star Trek as a phrase

 

[BillJ]

only FC was kind of a duff episode of TNG that no one really knew about. WNMHGB is Treks classic 1st ep. (guess they could use 'Where No One' despite the TNG ep and since they are using 'One' now not 'Man') then again WNOHGB (or just WNO if they abbreviated) dosnt really work if they are using Star Trek as a phrase

If the use "Where No One...", then Star Trek likely won't be in the title.