December 10, 2010 – 1:41 am
The Enemy has a complicated dramatic plot which possibly outshines the rest of the episodes with its many subtle twists that is sure to be memorable for any Trek fan. It is a great story involving the Romulan warship. Picard, the ever insightful leader will fight with at Romulan incursion into Federation space. Not exactly a win-win tactic so whether his actions will bring war to the Romulan Empire or whether it will help LaForge make peace out of former rival Galorndon Core, one thing is for sure, things are bound to get interesting.
November 10, 2010 – 1:42 am
When Spock told Kirk, leader of the enterprise that the Klingon home world was under attack and that assisting them offered an opportunity for peace, Kirk’s response was “Let them die!” which is especially notable in the series. It is certainly a welcome change from the usual compassionate captain we have all come to love.
Of course this is just another testament that Kirk is indeed, still human, the whole team at large knew that he really did not mean what he said, and that he only said it out of bitterness what with his son dead and all.
October 10, 2010 – 1:43 am
NASA will be pimping the special effects in Startrek to make it more realistic.
As divulged by The Arizona Daily Star, it was recorded that J.J. Abrams had called Carolyn Porco wherein he talked to her about his science fiction films. He mentioned that the upcoming Starteck movie was integrating NASA technology to help it be more realistic in the field of graphics and special effects. Porco said that she will be working in the set doing astronomical and planetary scenes. She adds that, “I doubt there will be very much shooting down inane things like phasers. I’m going to be the planetary policewoman. That’s what I’ll try to be. I’ll be consulting, but in the end it’s Abrams’ decision what he takes and what he doesn’t of my advice.”
September 10, 2010 – 10:57 am
It’s debatable that only a handful of individuals are as known for being Scottish as a Vancouver-born actor whose parents were immigrants from Northern Ireland. James Doohan’s act as Scotty in the iconic TV and movie series Star Trek is still seen by millions of people every week in reruns of the show and replays of the movies. Scotts will perhaps be even less pleased with the newest choice to play Scotty. Simon Pegg, an Englishman from Gloucester, will play the younger edition of Doohan’s character in the latest film version of Star Trek. In a Los Angeles hotel, where he is endorsing the film Run Fat Boy Run in which he stars in the title role as a lazy man who runs a marathon, Pegg says he hopes he will be believable in the role.
August 10, 2010 – 11:59 pm
It’s all about the details for television and movie producer extraordinaire J.J. Abrams. So for the new “Star Trek†film, Abrams is looking out the real thing, finding a Boulder space scientist to make sure his version of the last frontier looks as valid as possible. Carolyn Porco, a planetary scientist and imaging team director at Boulder’s Space Science Institute, was asked by “Lost†and “Alias†creator J.J. Abrams — who is directing and producing next year’s “Star Trek†film — to perform as a scientific adviser. Porco was thrilled and energized at the thought of working with the visual effects team on the movie,. She’ll be the planetary policewoman and make sure all the scenes are pragmatic. Abrams, who personally called Porco to ask help her help after he heard her speak at a lecture last year, started bringing up science-fiction movies during his pitch.
Star Trek fans can’t get sufficient of their favorite show. There are ten previous movies with a high profile, $160 million new plan on the way, 600 TV episodes, a gazillion novels and a lot of comics. And yet, fans even want more – so they make their own Star Trek. Filmed with high resolution digital cameras on reliable looking replica sets, Star Trek: Phase II (previously known as New Voyages) takes over where the original Star Trek ended – co-opting the name that Gene Roddenberry chose for his failed shot to renew the original series on the small screen. Playing out the archetypal fan fantasy, a plucky bunch of Trek-nerds recast themselves as their Sci-Fi heroes, facing the same jeopardy, saying the same lines, dressed in the same velour.
One of Hollywood’s biggest production companies is supporting Kern County in shooting a movie that millions have been waiting for. Paramount Producers are filming the next Star Trek movie immediately outside Bakersfield. For millions of Star Trek fans an fretful wait is almost over and characters from the legendary television series and theatrical space drama beaming into Kern County for some scenes. The movie isn’t finished but the movie preview is already is on the internet. Director J.J. Abrams who bound for Mission Impossible Three is in Kern County directing “Star Trek: The Prequel.†The Star Trek movie will include Winona Ryder and Chris Pine as a young James T. Kirk. Producers say this Star Trek will present a young, new staff.
As seen at Trekmovie.com, a twelve year old Kogan will be playing the role of Spock in Star Ttrek XI. He will only appear briefly though, but luckily his scene includes Winona Ryder who will be playing his mother, Amanda Grayson.
There is no confirmation whatsoever that he will get to spar acting skills with Ben Cross, his dad in the movie. Kogan was seen in the 2007 horror movie titled Joshua and is also starring in another film, though this time it is a comedy with the title “Wherever You Areâ€, which is currently in post-production.
Anton Yelchin allowed us a little sneak peak on what to expect from the much awaited upcoming Startrek flick.
As previously broadcasted by MTV, there will certainly be an abundance of aliens in the film. Yelchin quotes, “There are aliens on the ship, all sorts. It’s a multi-ethnic film. There are lots of alien ethnicities. The aliens are people that sit through, like, three hours of makeup to become that oh-so-special alien in the shot.” When asked how he felt about it, he assures us that there was no way he wouldn’t enjoy it. He added that it was nice to be able to hang out with aliens for a change, granted that they are good of course, which they are seeing that they are a part of Enterprise Aliens.
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Hold your horses, long-time and hardcore Star Trek fans! Before I spill the beans on the latest news about the newest and latest Star Trek Movie (under the studio, Paramount Pictures), I want you to assure me that you won’t freak out. Clue – canon violation. Yes, it indeed is so, and that’s why you need to please bear with me…
It’s about the USS Enterprise.
Just kidding!
Actually, my news is not on the mother ship itself, but on certain rumors about where the infamous ship is being constructed. News has it that The Enterprise is being built at the “Area 51” (the military base in Nevada known for its conspiracy theories on UFO) Robert Orci confirmed that the rumors are false and that The Enterprise is not in Area 51. This is according to a recent interview with the writer and producer.
Source: Screenrant
