The Talons will be the bad guys in Star Trek XI. Spock will discover their base on the back side of earth's moon while he is an old man in the future and will travel back in time to warn James T Kirk. Then he will travel forward in the future to bring the Andromeda Ascendant back in time to help Kirk defeat the evil Talons!
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Then Hoshi Sato gets naked.
So I guess Trek XII will take place after the Talons are defeated and the Atavus are discovered and become a threat to Earth.
Well, then Renee the Atavus Slayer needs to appear.
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A Southern lawyer who has a daughter named Jean Louise (but who goes by the nickname "Scout").
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What is an atticus?
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A Southern lawyer who has a daughter named Jean Louise (but who goes by the nickname "Scout").
Sir Rhosis
My co-worker's sister is dating a guy who lives next door to someone who's uncle played poker with with a truckdriver who randomly knows the guy who cleans Abrams's toilet. Thus I found out the Trek XII plans.
So you're saying that Abrams flushed a script down the toilet, where it was retrieved via plunger by his maid, who passed it off to some truck driver he was trying to pick up at a truckstop, then said truck driver lost it in a poker match (what the heck else were they betting anyway!), who then gave said flushed-plunged-lost (A PUN!!! GET IT!) script to his nephew, who passed it to their neighbor, who happens to be your sister?
A likely story.
^^Not my sister, my co-worker's sister. My co-worker then passed it on to me.
Yes, they're playing Section 31 agents known only by single letters.
OMG! Titanic look out, your B.O. record is in danger!
This movie is going to be the most expensive 2-hours of ENT sequel ever.
The only thing giving me any form of hope for this movie is the casting job being done... all the actors who have been confirmed so far are awesome, with the exception of the guy they chose for Chekov... OMG... they could have done SO, SO, much better. But the Uhura choice is spot-on, and my favorite yet. If they can keep with using people who are not yet mega-superstars, it'll be cool.
I'm not holding out any hope whatsoever in regards to the story... chances are, we'll get something that follows in the tradition of canon-violating, spitting on the franchise Enterprise writing. ESPECIALLY is Romulans and time are involved... because as we can recall, the "Zordon" alien who was always talking to Silik the Suliban in ENT was clearly a Romulan from the future... this movie will be nothing but an ENT sequel, with some TOS characters thrown in.
As for the U.S.S. Enterprise herself... lol... you hardcore TOS fans are gonna likely shit your pants in rage. Be FULLY prepared to see Gabe's reimagined Enterprise on the big screen... or something nearly idential to it. If you believe anything else, you're setting yourself up for a major disappointment. There is no way the studio will keep the 1701 the way she was, for a variety of reasons.
One, this is the big screen, and everyone will be gaga to play with the look of the old ship for the feature.
Two, this is a TOS prequel, so they'll be able to "justify" any changes they make as part of an older design.
Three, they'll want a "fresh" approach to Trek, and in the DVD bonus features some Paramount tool will come on the screen and patronize us all, by uttering something along the lines of:
"We thought that after over 40 years of Star Trek, it'd be fun to try something fresh and new, and we think it worked well, and we think that the fans will love it."
Four, TBTB know we want to see the old gal in her original glory. Too bad... they don't care what we want.
Even though I'm REALLY skeptical about this film to say the least, it's morbid curiosity that will drive me to see it. I have to maintain an open mind, because when "Batman Begins" was advertised, I was adamant that it would suck bigtime... that was a mistake... after seeing it, it instantly became my favorite superhero movie of all time.
The only thing giving me any form of hope for this movie is the casting job being done... all the actors who have been confirmed so far are awesome, with the exception of the guy they chose for Chekov... OMG... they could have done SO, SO, much better. But the Uhura choice is spot-on, and my favorite yet. If they can keep with using people who are not yet mega-superstars, it'll be cool.
I'm not holding out any hope whatsoever in regards to the story... chances are, we'll get something that follows in the tradition of canon-violating, spitting on the franchise Enterprise writing. ESPECIALLY is Romulans and time are involved... because as we can recall, the "Zordon" alien who was always talking to Silik the Suliban in ENT was clearly a Romulan from the future... this movie will be nothing but an ENT sequel, with some TOS characters thrown in.
As for the U.S.S. Enterprise herself... lol... you hardcore TOS fans are gonna likely shit your pants in rage. Be FULLY prepared to see Gabe's reimagined Enterprise on the big screen... or something nearly idential to it. If you believe anything else, you're setting yourself up for a major disappointment. There is no way the studio will keep the 1701 the way she was, for a variety of reasons.
One, this is the big screen, and everyone will be gaga to play with the look of the old ship for the feature.
Two, this is a TOS prequel, so they'll be able to "justify" any changes they make as part of an older design.
Three, they'll want a "fresh" approach to Trek, and in the DVD bonus features some Paramount tool will come on the screen and patronize us all, by uttering something along the lines of:
"We thought that after over 40 years of Star Trek, it'd be fun to try something fresh and new, and we think it worked well, and we think that the fans will love it."
Four, TBTB know we want to see the old gal in her original glory. Too bad... they don't care what we want.
Even though I'm REALLY skeptical about this film to say the least, it's morbid curiosity that will drive me to see it. I have to maintain an open mind, because when "Batman Begins" was advertised, I was adamant that it would suck bigtime... that was a mistake... after seeing it, it instantly became my favorite superhero movie of all time.
While I understand your skepticism, I disagree with some of your guesses regarding casting and the ship. Still, I am happy to hear that you are open-minded and will give this film a chance. I salute you! If I see you there, I'll wish you a Happy Christmas!
There are far too many people at this site who write that they won't even give it a chance. Pity them. They judge books merely by their covers.
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