Topic: Trek Prequil Movie in the making .. scary thought..

[Pestalence]

looking over the web and came across this...


http://www.trektoday.com/news/220404_01.shtml


By Christian
April 22, 2004 - 7:32 PM
Star Trek producer Rick Berman today revealed he has started work on what could eventually become Star Trek XI.

"I am involved in the very early stages of what could be the next Star Trek movie," Berman told the British Dreamwatch Magazine (via TrekWeb). "It's something I will be producing with two other producers."

Berman was unwilling to reveal anything about the film's plot beyond saying the film would be "a prequel." This fits in with comments over the past few months from several Next Generation actors, who felt that the disappointing box office results of Star Trek: Nemesis spelled the end of TNG as a film franchise. Of course, discussions fo the next Trek movie project are still in the very early stages, and the concept may yet change entirely.

In addition to the next Trek film, Berman revealed to Dreamwatch magazine that he is currently working with fellow Star Trek: Enterprise creator Brannon Braga on a science fiction series set outside the Trek universe. Trekweb speculated that if project would indeed be picked up by studio Paramount for development as a full-fledged series, Berman and/or Braga might play a reduced role in Enterprise's fourth season.
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Personally, so long as they stay away from the Enterprise time line, crew, tech, ships, etc.. and go with Just pre-TOS or Pre-TMP, then they might could do something.. so long as they hire good writers to make up for their lack of director producer ability..
 

[InragedSith]

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Star Trek producer Rick Berman today revealed he has started work on what could eventually become Star Trek XI.

Good God no!

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Berman was unwilling to reveal anything about the film's plot beyond saying the film would be "a prequel."

He's had enough fun making crappy movies for Treks future

Now he's making crappy movies for Treks past

 

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This fits in with comments over the past few months from several Next Generation actors, who felt that the disappointing box office results of Star Trek: Nemesis spelled the end of TNG as a film franchise.

Actually Trek in general

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Of course, discussions for the next Trek movie project are still in the very early stages, and the concept may yet change entirely.

Which craptastic idea will win out and be the next Trek film

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In addition to the next Trek film, Berman revealed to Dreamwatch magazine that he is currently working with fellow Star Trek: Enterprise creator Brannon Braga on a science fiction series set outside the Trek universe.

Together they've killed Star Trek and loot it's rotten corpse

Now they have their sites on killing all interest in Sci/Fi

[Braga] People will be in spasms of ecstasy[/Braga]

 

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Trekweb speculated that if project would indeed be picked up by studio Paramount for development as a full-fledged series, Berman and/or Braga might play a reduced role in Enterprise's fourth season.

There's a little bit of a bright side to this news of unspeakable evil

[Scipio_66]

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 Trekweb speculated that if project would indeed be picked up by studio Paramount for development as a full-fledged series, Berman and/or Braga might play a reduced role in Enterprise's fourth season.  

No time for half-measures, go for both!  Best news I've heard all season.  

-S'Cipio the smiley  

[Maxillius]

This could be the ray of hope for those who wanted to see the Romulan war during hte series only to discover that it won't happen.  Consider how much better it would be to watch that battle on the silver screen!

[DonKarnage]

a disater if the do a movie with enterprise, the seem to lost the timeline and way of statrek, the should hire us so the next movie will not be a big mistake.

[Praxis]

No pre-TOS!  Enterprise is bad enough, thank you.

Perhaps a prequel to TNG starring Captain Sulu...after TMP but before TNG...that would be cool.

Or the Enterprise-B...

[FPF_TraceyG]

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In addition to the next Trek film, Berman revealed to Dreamwatch magazine that he is currently working with fellow Star Trek: Enterprise creator Brannon Braga on a science fiction series set outside the Trek universe.

I thought they were already doing this?  

[InragedSith]

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Or the Enterprise-B...  

...where they need to save earth but the equipment to do it easily won't arrive til tuesday

[Maxillius]

Enterprise-B with a new captain, as we all know how much he loves the media

[Scipio_66]

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No pre-TOS!  Enterprise is bad enough, thank you.

I'd love to see a pre-TOS show, but with good writers.  I love watching the one or two episodes of TOS with the "old" uniforms and the different bridge tech, and wonder what must have happened just before TOS.  Better writers (with a better sense of history, and not hung up on TNG mores) could do a great story in pre-TOS.

-S'Cipio

[Age]

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Or the Enterprise-B...  

...where they need to save earth but the equipment to do it easily won't arrive til tuesday  

With Captian Montgomery (Scotty) Scott as the new Captian of Enterprise B.How did he become Captian anyway?He wn't leave space dock without a thing you can trust Scotty.

[InragedSith]

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With Captian Montgomery (Scotty) Scott as the new Captian of Enterprise B.

I thought he retired

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How did he become Captian anyway?

He was a damn good engineer that's how

[DonKarnage]

well a pre tos when kirk was a enseigne, that would be cool, also the enterprise-B, whe don't know what appent to it, we know the enteprise -c was destroyed defending a klingon outpost and the enteprise -d was destroye during startek generation, so the life story of the enterprise-b, what mission did hse go and what battle did she fought and agains who?, here a new carry taught: the return of captain kirk, since he's already dead he wont have to fear loosing a battle agains klingon , unless Q bring him back to life O.O

[Pestalence]

looking over the web and came across this...


http://www.trektoday.com/news/220404_01.shtml


By Christian
April 22, 2004 - 7:32 PM
Star Trek producer Rick Berman today revealed he has started work on what could eventually become Star Trek XI.

"I am involved in the very early stages of what could be the next Star Trek movie," Berman told the British Dreamwatch Magazine (via TrekWeb). "It's something I will be producing with two other producers."

Berman was unwilling to reveal anything about the film's plot beyond saying the film would be "a prequel." This fits in with comments over the past few months from several Next Generation actors, who felt that the disappointing box office results of Star Trek: Nemesis spelled the end of TNG as a film franchise. Of course, discussions fo the next Trek movie project are still in the very early stages, and the concept may yet change entirely.

In addition to the next Trek film, Berman revealed to Dreamwatch magazine that he is currently working with fellow Star Trek: Enterprise creator Brannon Braga on a science fiction series set outside the Trek universe. Trekweb speculated that if project would indeed be picked up by studio Paramount for development as a full-fledged series, Berman and/or Braga might play a reduced role in Enterprise's fourth season.
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Personally, so long as they stay away from the Enterprise time line, crew, tech, ships, etc.. and go with Just pre-TOS or Pre-TMP, then they might could do something.. so long as they hire good writers to make up for their lack of director producer ability..
 

[InragedSith]

Quote:

Star Trek producer Rick Berman today revealed he has started work on what could eventually become Star Trek XI.

Good God no!

Quote:
Berman was unwilling to reveal anything about the film's plot beyond saying the film would be "a prequel."

He's had enough fun making crappy movies for Treks future

Now he's making crappy movies for Treks past

 

Quote:
This fits in with comments over the past few months from several Next Generation actors, who felt that the disappointing box office results of Star Trek: Nemesis spelled the end of TNG as a film franchise.

Actually Trek in general

Quote:
Of course, discussions for the next Trek movie project are still in the very early stages, and the concept may yet change entirely.

Which craptastic idea will win out and be the next Trek film

Quote:
In addition to the next Trek film, Berman revealed to Dreamwatch magazine that he is currently working with fellow Star Trek: Enterprise creator Brannon Braga on a science fiction series set outside the Trek universe.

Together they've killed Star Trek and loot it's rotten corpse

Now they have their sites on killing all interest in Sci/Fi

[Braga] People will be in spasms of ecstasy[/Braga]

 

Quote:
Trekweb speculated that if project would indeed be picked up by studio Paramount for development as a full-fledged series, Berman and/or Braga might play a reduced role in Enterprise's fourth season.

There's a little bit of a bright side to this news of unspeakable evil

[Scipio_66]

Quote:
 Trekweb speculated that if project would indeed be picked up by studio Paramount for development as a full-fledged series, Berman and/or Braga might play a reduced role in Enterprise's fourth season.  

No time for half-measures, go for both!  Best news I've heard all season.  

-S'Cipio the smiley  

[Maxillius]

This could be the ray of hope for those who wanted to see the Romulan war during hte series only to discover that it won't happen.  Consider how much better it would be to watch that battle on the silver screen!

[DonKarnage]

a disater if the do a movie with enterprise, the seem to lost the timeline and way of statrek, the should hire us so the next movie will not be a big mistake.

[Praxis]

No pre-TOS!  Enterprise is bad enough, thank you.

Perhaps a prequel to TNG starring Captain Sulu...after TMP but before TNG...that would be cool.

Or the Enterprise-B...

[FPF_TraceyG]

Quote:

In addition to the next Trek film, Berman revealed to Dreamwatch magazine that he is currently working with fellow Star Trek: Enterprise creator Brannon Braga on a science fiction series set outside the Trek universe.

I thought they were already doing this?