Despite pressure from films like Ghostbusters and Ice Age: Collision Course, Star Trek: Beyond appears to have found acceptance with the franchise’s core fans, as well as a with newer generations of Sci-Fi faithful.
Advertisement
The crew of the USS Enterprise will embark on another big-screen Star Trek adventure.
“It’s been a heck of a ride”.
In “Star Trek Beyond”, Captain Kirk, played by Chris Pine, and his crew must stop the evil dictator Krall from gaining power.
Star Trek Beyond will have its world premiere at the Comic-Con convention in San Diego today.
Cho figured they were just teasing Jung at first. If you’ve been paying Netflix in greenbacks then you might find that it’s cheaper to switch to an Australian account, from my testing your geo-dodging service should still let you into the U.S. library regardless of where you pay the bill (some services can still beat the Netflix blockade). And, you know, you’re asking a lot of – maybe not Trekkers – but of casual fans to say: ‘Wait.
Star Trek was always the best when Spock and Bones were bantering. Oddly enough, while the spin would be fresh to the timeline of the new trilogy of films, it’s essentially an idea that makes up the core of the TV franchise. The Thor actor will return to the Starship Enterprise for the first time since 2009.
And, John Cho’s character Sulu bravely goes where no Star Trek movie has gone before.
Another thing that was important to Pegg was to make sure the film didn’t take itself too seriously.
“It’s fun when you get to come here and show off a film that you enjoy with your friends”, Pine said. They look different. They look like all of us. If the stories are light and fun, the movies should be light and fun.
JJ said: “I have thought about it, we’re working on it, and it’s too early to talk about it”. “It’s kind of inside baseball, but that was important to me”.
Quinto reflected on original Spock actor Nimoy, while filmmaker J.J. Abrams led a moment of silence in honor of Yelchin, who plays navigator Pavel Chekov in the rebooted “Trek” movies.
Since the clip ends there, we will have to wait until the movie comes out to know the answer.
Simon Pegg, who plays Scotty in the film, is still coming to grips with the tragedy.
“I’m still processing it now”, Lin said, “but I feel very privileged to have worked with him, even on just one film”. “We’re executing Roddenberry’s intent, I think: infinite diversity in infinite combinations”.
Advertisement
“To see him onscreen being so great, so alive, it gave me hope that he will be around forever, in some way”. “It’s been very hard to process for us all”.
