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Post by civlyzed on Apr 21, 2006 11:27:38 GMT -5
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Post by Wild Rebel on Apr 21, 2006 11:46:44 GMT -5
IF this is true, it's Berman or whoever re-writing Trek history again. It's well documented that Kirk and Spock didn't meet until Kirk took over the Enterprise (Spock was already assigned there under Christopher Pike). Look at "Journey to Babel"....Kirk didn't know that Sarek was Spock's father. How could he go through the Academy being friends with Spock and not know that? If it's true and this movie is being made, I guess it's time to finally watch Nemesis now.....Trek is dead to me. |
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Post by LetGoOfItSlappy on Apr 21, 2006 11:58:56 GMT -5
**NERD ALERT**
I had actually read somewhere that the leading candidate for the 11th Star Trek movie (if it ever went into production) would be "post-Enterprise", "Pre-Original Series" and focus on the Romulan War, formation of the United Federation of Planets and the origins of the "Neutral Zone"
Did anyone else read this....if done right, this would be a kickass movie.
I will see if I can find a link...may just be internet rumor mill too...I will check
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Post by Wild Rebel on Apr 21, 2006 12:06:41 GMT -5
I had actually read somewhere that the leading candidate for the 11th Star Trek movie (if it ever went into production) would be "post-Enterprise", "Pre-Original Series" and focus on the Romulan War, formation of the United Federation of Planets and the origins of the "Neutral Zone" Did anyone else read this....if done right, this would be a kickass movie. I've read this before....it's more of B&B's ENT-type revisionist history for Trek. On the other hand there's also been rumors that the next Trek movie would star Tom Hanks ( :  and that the pre-TOS/Romulan War idea is just something to keep Berman occupied until his contract runs out...that it will never see the light of day. Who knows. And at this point, who cares? |
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Post by Skellen on Apr 21, 2006 12:10:05 GMT -5
Who knows. And at this point, who cares? Wow, now that's disillusionment! What happened? |
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Post by Wild Rebel on Apr 21, 2006 12:15:51 GMT -5
Who knows. And at this point, who cares? Wow, now that's disillusionment! What happened? VOY was lame. ENT sucked big time. Three out of for of the TNG movies ran from weak to worthless. And they killed the android, dammit!  |
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Post by Skellen on Apr 21, 2006 13:04:43 GMT -5
Wow, now that's disillusionment! What happened? VOY was lame. ENT sucked big time. Three out of for of the TNG movies ran from weak to worthless. And they killed the android, dammit! Yeah, ENT was pretty bad. I kind of liked VOY; the unique storyline was cool I thought. Agree with the TNG movies too. I didn't see the last one either, which was it Nemesis? They could do so much with that with the entire Universe out there. |
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Post by Afgncaap5 on Apr 21, 2006 13:08:47 GMT -5
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Post by Wild Rebel on Apr 21, 2006 13:30:07 GMT -5
Dear Paramount:
Bite me.
Signed,
Star Trek Fan (Roddenberry's Trek, that is)
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Post by spacechief on Apr 21, 2006 14:04:59 GMT -5
Somebody told, Rick Berman was so stupid, and I did not believe them, but now I believe them.
- Strong Bad
Sigh, I really would hate to see this great a legacy ruined.
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Post by Captain Hygiene on Apr 21, 2006 14:08:52 GMT -5
I dunno, I'm quite a Trek fan, but by the time *any* movie series gets to the 11th one around, it just feels way to drawn out and over-commercialized. If it were up to me, no movies would be allowed more than two sequels, with the possible exception of, say, book adaptations which automatically need more to exist. Example: I loved the first X-men movie and really loved the second. Even if the third is even better, I hope that is it for the series. By the time you get more than that, it just gets way to formulaic and repetitive.
Summary: Although I like some of the Trek movies, 11 is too many.
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Post by Wild Rebel on Apr 21, 2006 14:15:34 GMT -5
Sigh, I really would hate to see this great a legacy ruined. That's already been done. This is just Star Trek XI: The Last Nail |
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Post by wedestroymyths on Apr 21, 2006 16:58:40 GMT -5
Somebody told, Rick Berman was so stupid, and I did not believe them, but now I believe them. - Strong Bad Sigh, I really would hate to see this great a legacy ruined. Oh man..did Strong Bad actually say that? I haven't been to the HSR site in so long. I need to have a reunion. |
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Post by Ted Husing on Apr 21, 2006 17:10:04 GMT -5
I heard that too. And I thought to myself, "Yeah, a whole new cast, where everything isn't wrapped up all nice and happy at the end of each movie... That's what Trek needs to save itself." Instead they go with this. I'd laugh if it wasn't actually kinda sad. The franchise now has no hope but to devolve into self-parody -- intended or otherwise. Well, I suppose there is ONE hope -- that they learn from some other notable producers/writers and pay attention to the fan reaction, which, contrary to some news reports I've seen, doesn't look all that good. But then, I don't hang out in the hardcore Trekkie forums either  |
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Post by tomservo92 on Apr 21, 2006 18:06:15 GMT -5
*sigh* Why can't they let this franchise die peacefully and with what little dignity it has left?
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and that the pre-TOS/Romulan War idea is just something to keep Berman occupied until his contract runs out...that it will never see the light of day.
