What could have been

[Cr0sis21]

Oh, I don't either. But it's been a big sticking point on not accepting newer Trek or it being "less enlightened " than past Trek, or humans being essentially evolved.

So, I get a sensible chuckle out of the widespread welcome to Tarantino.

I have to laugh at the idea. Star Trek has always tried to get away with a much profanity as could be allowed on TV.

 

[1001001]

 

[fireproof78]

I have to laugh at the idea. Star Trek has always tried to get away with a much profanity as could be allowed on TV.

I mean, I know, but it's what I've heard.

 

[Rahul]

For me this is one of the greatest "what if's" of sci-fi cinema.

Together with James Cameron's Spider-Man, Nicholas Cage as Superman, David Lynch's "Return of Jedi", Neil Blomkamp's Alien movie, and Kubrick's "A.I.".

I doubt it would have worked. But I crave to know more! It is just so bizarrely fascinating. I really wonder what it would have looked like.

 

[Noname Given]

"KLIGON MOTHER FUCKER!...DO YOU SPEAK IT?!"

 

[fireproof78]

Klingonese.