No.Even if it was only a cameo.
The movies are already riddled with nods and call backs to the original shows and films, I think it's best to just move on. I suppose I'm just immune to fan pandering after the last two Star Wars prequels had George trying to appease to older fans by throwing in a bunch of pointless references "Hey look, it's Chewbaca, you remember Chewbaca, right? In those better films? Weren't they great? Isn't this film great?".
Have Shatner do a Harcourt Fenton Mudd camo in JJ-Trek III.
He's certainly heavy enough and would probably pull it off with quite a bit of finesse.
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Did people hate NEM because Janeway made a cameo?
Did people hate NEM because Janeway made a cameo?
Well, you know, it didn't help or anything.
"Jean Luc. How would you like a trip to Romulous? ..." - Janeway
"...IN A TORPEDO!" - SF Debris (As Crazy Janeway)
As much as I love Shatner. I'd prefer they keep the cameo's out now. I really want to echo what others have said. This is still a fresh cast with a lot of energy. Let them stand proudly with a good, solid and original script free of pandering and cameos. They have all the right elements to make that happen.
Even if it was only a cameo.
I know it wouldn't be easy to write it, but it would have been cool to see him on the big screen one more time, considering the guy probably doesn't have many years left with us![]()
Even if it was only a cameo.
I know it wouldn't be easy to write it, but it would have been cool to see him on the big screen one more time, considering the guy probably doesn't have many years left with us![]()
But how many curtain calls does he need? He's already taken his final bows twice--in TUC and Generations. That's probably enough.
Except for Khan and the inverted TWOK sequences. Sure.
Honestly the best bit of the film to me was when they were doing the Star Trek thing on Niburu, and that was an entirely new alien species, and visually compelling sequence. I liked everything except for Enterprise being underwater, but that was a minor thing. The sequence as a whole is very well done, paced nicely, has a solid conflict going on for the characters. If they would do more of that, and less of the reflection, inversion, call backs, and cameos i'd be a very happy Trekker. That scene showed me that they could bring back the old Trek vibe of TOS without actually doing something specifically from a previous episode of Trek.
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