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i would be 100% behind a voyager movie. i think the next generation has had it time it's voyagers turn. i think it should be centered round voyager and its coming bak. i wouldn't kill any 1 off in the 1st couple of movies. i will just be happy if they made a film
No... I would support a blended movie focusing around the aftermath of losing Data, and how the Fleet Command structure handled that. I would include casts from TNG, Voyager, and DS9.
Since it's my movie, I'd, of course, focus it around Kathryn Janeway, and, by way of plot interests, I'd have some subterfuge that would destroy the Federation going on that she uncovers while dealing with the destruction of Data.
Since it's my movie, I'd, of course, focus it around Kathryn Janeway, and, by way of plot interests, I'd have some subterfuge that would destroy the Federation going on that she uncovers while dealing with the destruction of Data.
wasn't the borg eliminated in endgame. or did some survive cant remember
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That sounds real good I love when Janeway goes after the Borg.
I'd love a voyager movie I think its time before the actors are all too old
I would have the movie center around Janeway being the awesome captain she is and perhaps she could have a hansome man for once... if ya know what I mean
That sounds real good I love when Janeway goes after the Borg.
I'd love a voyager movie I think its time before the actors are all too old
I would have the movie center around Janeway being the awesome captain she is and perhaps she could have a hansome man for once... if ya know what I mean
i think janeway should have some1 in her life. it will beat having a hologram as a boyfriend. lol. even maybe have a couple of kids
as far as the borg go. it would be said that they have adapted without the queen.
There's always a queen. As soon as one dies, the collective creates another elsewhere.
Heck yeah, I'd support a movie.
I'd place it 10 years after Voyager returns, and I'd "kill" 2 of the main characters. http://coffeenebula.com/cgi-bin/board.cgi?read=152021
I'd place it 10 years after Voyager returns, and I'd "kill" 2 of the main characters. http://coffeenebula.com/cgi-bin/board.cgi?read=152021
The only story they could tell and still call it Voyager, much like the last couple seasons of Lost, is going back to the DQ for some amazing reason.
Voyager feature film (theoretical)
Being realistic it will not happen.
(The sixth Trek series will happen before a VOY feature film with returning VOY cast would.)
Being theoretical within this forum:
With the entire crew of season 7 VOY returning to a ST:VOY feature film :
I'd like to see a main character killed such as Chakotay or Tom Paris.
It would have to be set obviously after season 7 so perhaps a new mission once the VOY crew has had a 12 month shore leave. Only 30 minutes of the film can be spent on Earth, the rest in space, on another planet's surface (not looking like Southern California) or on board VOY.
VOY would be fully repaired and even a retrofit now USS Voyager (NCC-74656-A) and sent out on another science exploring mission (not some political mission) and come across some villian as Trek feature films work better with a villian rather than some science find.
Being realistic it will not happen.
(The sixth Trek series will happen before a VOY feature film with returning VOY cast would.)
Being theoretical within this forum:
With the entire crew of season 7 VOY returning to a ST:VOY feature film :
I'd like to see a main character killed such as Chakotay or Tom Paris.
It would have to be set obviously after season 7 so perhaps a new mission once the VOY crew has had a 12 month shore leave. Only 30 minutes of the film can be spent on Earth, the rest in space, on another planet's surface (not looking like Southern California) or on board VOY.
VOY would be fully repaired and even a retrofit now USS Voyager (NCC-74656-A) and sent out on another science exploring mission (not some political mission) and come across some villian as Trek feature films work better with a villian rather than some science find.
in principle, yes.
in practice, i'm not sure.
the key is box office. The TOS and TNG films built on both series being iconic and being pop-culture icons. Voyager never was. So this would be a setback in its marketing, or at the least its promotional aspects. i can imagine Paramount doing focus groups and other qualitative data, and asking people if they'd want a Voyager movie - "Janeway who? Delta what? Seven of who? What did you say the XO's name was again, the native American guy? Chuckles?" lol
It could be said that people would see a movie if it could be shown it had a good story and was well acted, or even by the marketing alone. I remember years ago the Blair Witch Project, the film was warped out, but people saw it because of the promotion of it. I guess the same could work for a Voyager movie. Even still, there wouldn't be the initial familiarity that other Trek films had . seeing a Kirk film, like the Undiscovered Country for instance, would bring in people who saw TOS and had Kirk, Spock, McCoy, etc. First Contact likewise for people who enjoyed TNG's run, which only ended two years before it was released. Knowing that Paramount, as a firm like any other, cares most about sales/revenue/profit, then this would have been the central reason for the TOS and TNG films.
in practice, i'm not sure.
the key is box office. The TOS and TNG films built on both series being iconic and being pop-culture icons. Voyager never was. So this would be a setback in its marketing, or at the least its promotional aspects. i can imagine Paramount doing focus groups and other qualitative data, and asking people if they'd want a Voyager movie - "Janeway who? Delta what? Seven of who? What did you say the XO's name was again, the native American guy? Chuckles?" lol
It could be said that people would see a movie if it could be shown it had a good story and was well acted, or even by the marketing alone. I remember years ago the Blair Witch Project, the film was warped out, but people saw it because of the promotion of it. I guess the same could work for a Voyager movie. Even still, there wouldn't be the initial familiarity that other Trek films had . seeing a Kirk film, like the Undiscovered Country for instance, would bring in people who saw TOS and had Kirk, Spock, McCoy, etc. First Contact likewise for people who enjoyed TNG's run, which only ended two years before it was released. Knowing that Paramount, as a firm like any other, cares most about sales/revenue/profit, then this would have been the central reason for the TOS and TNG films.
If I heard a good concept for a Voyager movie - maybe.
To me, any concept involving the Borg almost certainly isn't a good concept at this point.
As mentioned above, I'd rather see characters from across the three series of this era (might draw in more people too), than exclusively Voyager characters.
Really, I doubt such a concept is out there...at least, one that would also be financially successful.
To me, any concept involving the Borg almost certainly isn't a good concept at this point.
As mentioned above, I'd rather see characters from across the three series of this era (might draw in more people too), than exclusively Voyager characters.
Really, I doubt such a concept is out there...at least, one that would also be financially successful.
My top ten wishlist for the plot of a Voyager Movie.
10. Tuvok solving a murder at an Archery contest, hells bells, just set the story ANOTHER ten years into the Future and remake/rip off Watchmen all the while incorporating elements of Ds9's section 31 for the conspiracy mechanism which of course has recruited the greater loyalty of one of Janeway's most trusted crew... Chakotay?
9. Some sort of clovefield attack with focus on Naomi and Miral lost in the chaos looking for their parents. I mean imagine the destruction the Voth could cause on a city by transporting a few dozen brontosauruses they have in looped in their pattern buffers into the narrow streets of the big city when they can no longer stand the earthly threat to their pious harmony back home if they hear that the federation is sending an expedition back towards the DQ to cement all the grand friendships Janeway made.
8. Seven of Nine jumping rope for an hour and a half.
7. The bloody deconstruction of Tom and B'Elanna's marriage. Kramer vs Kramer meets War of the Roses meets Saw III.
6. Janeway vs Chakotay running for a seat on the federation council. They so do it in the third act, but Chuckles wins, I mean who is going to be the new great legal authority the hero or her pet terrorist? Showing the rise to power of a militant fanatic law breaker to elder statesman law maker would be delightful.
5. A romantic farce staring Kim as a loser who cannot get past a first date with almost every single woman in the twenty fourth century, no matter how earnestly he tries.
4. Good god Janeways Court martial. there's been some fanfiction on the subject and then there's every other post I make, but watching her trying to explain away her actions in several instances against a stacked jury would be twice as riveting as a few good men, unless we go the 12 angry men route and it's the jury discussing it after the fact during deliberation?
3. Tom reading a bed time story of Captain Proton to his little girl in the vein of the Princess Bride, or that episode of the Prisoner "The Girl who has become death" or Adam Sandler's bedtime stories.
2. A series of ten minute vinaigrettes showing the progressive crews of Voyager one after the other as each story is set a few decades after the last as we chart and respect the rise and ebb of the federation (and fashion and technology) from the bridge of the star Ship voyager, similar enough to the devices used in the first few Foundation Novels the the empire is constant and the people are transitory.
1. The EMH Mark Ones form their own colony insisting on their independence. All those EMH holograms who are capable of falling in love who are only surrounded by hundreds, if not thousands of other mark one EMHs and sooner or later it's going to degenerate into selfincest and big gay love. Can you imagine the horror Bob Picardo would have when receiving a script that asks him to as good as reinact the orgy scene from Caligula all by himself playing every part?
10. Tuvok solving a murder at an Archery contest, hells bells, just set the story ANOTHER ten years into the Future and remake/rip off Watchmen all the while incorporating elements of Ds9's section 31 for the conspiracy mechanism which of course has recruited the greater loyalty of one of Janeway's most trusted crew... Chakotay?
9. Some sort of clovefield attack with focus on Naomi and Miral lost in the chaos looking for their parents. I mean imagine the destruction the Voth could cause on a city by transporting a few dozen brontosauruses they have in looped in their pattern buffers into the narrow streets of the big city when they can no longer stand the earthly threat to their pious harmony back home if they hear that the federation is sending an expedition back towards the DQ to cement all the grand friendships Janeway made.
8. Seven of Nine jumping rope for an hour and a half.
7. The bloody deconstruction of Tom and B'Elanna's marriage. Kramer vs Kramer meets War of the Roses meets Saw III.
6. Janeway vs Chakotay running for a seat on the federation council. They so do it in the third act, but Chuckles wins, I mean who is going to be the new great legal authority the hero or her pet terrorist? Showing the rise to power of a militant fanatic law breaker to elder statesman law maker would be delightful.
5. A romantic farce staring Kim as a loser who cannot get past a first date with almost every single woman in the twenty fourth century, no matter how earnestly he tries.
4. Good god Janeways Court martial. there's been some fanfiction on the subject and then there's every other post I make, but watching her trying to explain away her actions in several instances against a stacked jury would be twice as riveting as a few good men, unless we go the 12 angry men route and it's the jury discussing it after the fact during deliberation?
3. Tom reading a bed time story of Captain Proton to his little girl in the vein of the Princess Bride, or that episode of the Prisoner "The Girl who has become death" or Adam Sandler's bedtime stories.
2. A series of ten minute vinaigrettes showing the progressive crews of Voyager one after the other as each story is set a few decades after the last as we chart and respect the rise and ebb of the federation (and fashion and technology) from the bridge of the star Ship voyager, similar enough to the devices used in the first few Foundation Novels the the empire is constant and the people are transitory.
1. The EMH Mark Ones form their own colony insisting on their independence. All those EMH holograms who are capable of falling in love who are only surrounded by hundreds, if not thousands of other mark one EMHs and sooner or later it's going to degenerate into selfincest and big gay love. Can you imagine the horror Bob Picardo would have when receiving a script that asks him to as good as reinact the orgy scene from Caligula all by himself playing every part?
I'd love a Voyager movie with no borg and no time travel centered around Janeway of course.
I could be down with that.
I would love a Voyager movie, but without killing main characters. Each character has fans and death in a movie doesn't make a good plot. Living through a hard times maybe but death, no. There are plenty of plots that would be exciting and enjoyable without killing major characters.
Personally I think a plot revolving around Romulans and the aftermath of Shinzon's downfall could be very interesting. Romulans are dangerous people. Unlike their cousins the Vulcans who control their emotions by self discipline, the Romulans use their society as the control. Problem is with the senate destroyed and Shinzon defeated their society is in turmoil.
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Personally I think a plot revolving around Romulans and the aftermath of Shinzon's downfall could be very interesting. Romulans are dangerous people. Unlike their cousins the Vulcans who control their emotions by self discipline, the Romulans use their society as the control. Problem is with the senate destroyed and Shinzon defeated their society is in turmoil.
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