I like Pine, but my god that was a stupid decision.
Trek 4 to bring together Chris Pine & Hemsworth?
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meeting of the Kirks
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This is bad and you should feel bad for posting it.
If ST4 introduces a form of "Yesterday's Enterprise" writ large - where George Kirk and the Kelvin are flung forward in time to the 2260's and must be sent back to put things right - I admit I'd like to see this. I think they could make it work without it being a farce. If it worked for TNG, it can work here.
I hope they do that. using YE as inspiration but obviously shaking it up abit (like TMP with The Changeling, TFF with Way to Eden etc)
And I love the idea of Robert Downey Jr. playing Q, or at least a Q. Is RDJ a Trek fan in real life?
Oh, and in my previous post, I wasn't suggesting that ST4 would eliminate the Kelvin timeline (which I have no problem with) and reset it to Prime, I meant that the Kelvin's absence from its proper time period would create a separate (dystopian) timeline which must be reset. Like the Klingon War future from "Yesterday's Enterprise".
Oh, and in my previous post, I wasn't suggesting that ST4 would eliminate the Kelvin timeline (which I have no problem with) and reset it to Prime, I meant that the Kelvin's absence from its proper time period would create a separate (dystopian) timeline which must be reset. Like the Klingon War future from "Yesterday's Enterprise".
I don't know. Time-travel has a pretty good track record when it comes to Star Trek: "City on the Edge of Forever," "Tomorrow is Yesterday," "All Our Yesterdays," "Yesteryear," "Yesterday's Enterprise," "Tapestry," "Little Green Men," "Trials and Tribble-ations," "Future's End," and, of course, THE VOYAGE HOME and FIRST CONTACT.
In fact, if you think about it, the top-grossing TOS movie and the top-grossing TNG movie both involved time travel. The new movies could do worse than take a lesson from that.
Clearly, there's gold in them there chronitons . . .
And "Yesterday's Enterprise" is now almost 27 years in the past! A remake wouldn't be out of the question.
I don't know, but he's probably a fan of millions of $$$.
One good thing I think he'd bring to the part is more of a sense of contempt for humanity, which would make Q seem more dangerous.
The guy from the Old Spice commercials should totally be Q.
I always thought Johnny Depp would make a great Trelane (it's TOS so it should be Trelane!) or Q.
Well, if we're talking about Trelane now, I already suggested in another thread Tom Hiddleston would be all kinds of awesome.
Good episode. Won't happen wouldn't lije Depp as he seems to fall into Jack Sparrow too much
Like Downey as Q
I'd love to see Lucsly and Dulmur get to grips with the Kelvin timeline...I don't know. Time-travel has a pretty good track record when it comes to Star Trek: "City on the Edge of Forever," "Tomorrow is Yesterday," "All Our Yesterdays," "Yesteryear," "Yesterday's Enterprise," "Tapestry," "Little Green Men," "Trials and Tribble-ations," "Future's End," and, of course, THE VOYAGE HOME and FIRST CONTACT.
In fact, if you think about it, the top-grossing TOS movie and the top-grossing TNG movie both involved time travel. The new movies could do worse than take a lesson from that.
Clearly, there's gold in them there chronitons . . .
I think it would just make their heads explode.
I don't think they'd allow it...I think it would just make their heads explode.
The timeline or the exploding head? The latter has precedence on TNG.
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