Paramount quietly announced a new release date of June 9, 2023 on Startrek.com and explictly stated that it'll be a "Star Trek Universe" (i.e. the Prime universe as depicted in the Paramount+ shows) movie. All the other new movie threads have been shut so figured it'd be nice to have one ongoing one. This is the second or third release date (it was Christmas '22 at one point, IIRC) and there's no further information at present.
There were rumours awhile ago that Section 31 might be realised as a movie instead of a series, so it may star Michelle Yeoh as Phillipa Georgiou, wherever and whenever she pops out of Carl's portal.
Personally, I'm still hoping they'll make that Star Trek 4 with Chris Pine's crew meeting Chris Hemsworth's George Kirk (after Paramount market research showed the Kelvin crew to stilm have audience interest and name value) but being set in the STU rather than the Kelvin timeline makes that unlikely. Unless they're saying "Star Trek Universe" as a blanket term for anything Trek, rather than just their current interconnected shows.
What does everyone think?
There were rumours awhile ago that Section 31 might be realised as a movie instead of a series, so it may star Michelle Yeoh as Phillipa Georgiou, wherever and whenever she pops out of Carl's portal.
Personally, I'm still hoping they'll make that Star Trek 4 with Chris Pine's crew meeting Chris Hemsworth's George Kirk (after Paramount market research showed the Kelvin crew to stilm have audience interest and name value) but being set in the STU rather than the Kelvin timeline makes that unlikely. Unless they're saying "Star Trek Universe" as a blanket term for anything Trek, rather than just their current interconnected shows.
What does everyone think?