Star Trek XI Movie!?!!

You cant recast Spock or Kirk. 

EberKain wrote:

You cant recast Spock or Kirk.

lexesbenz wrote:

I would much rather see a full length Voyager movie. That would be cool.

Hippy-Ed wrote:

EberKain wrote: You cant recast Spock or Kirk.  My thoughts exactly. They have their own personalities which no man can copy. Ka'plah

Let's not mention recasting here on a model site!!

My wife and I were hoping for a movie or series with the crew of the Titan. Unfortunately Frakes has apparently balooned up so much HE could double as the Titan itself! I just hope the writing on this new venture is above par.

TANGO 1 wrote:

A new Star Trek movie huh? If its got Kirk and Spock in it, its bound to be good! I can imagine a young Kirk getting up to all sorts.....!!

Hippy-Ed wrote:

TANGO 1 wrote: A new Star Trek movie huh? If its got Kirk and Spock in it, its bound to be good! I can imagine a young Kirk getting up to all sorts.....!! How 'bout acting Ensign Wesley Crusher playing the role of Kirk?

You know, I'm pretty sure saying that in certain venues will get you phaser whipped.  Even I find that idea offensive.

This idea is too cool!  I hope they build  models instead of computer ships.

Lee

midnightprowler wrote:

This idea is too cool!  I hope they build  models instead of computer ships. Lee

ilikespagetti-I read the novels and there are 3 books in the new Star Trek: Titan series so far.  They are some of the best ones.  They are #1 Taking Wing, #2 The Red King, and #3 Orion's Hounds.  Riker, Troi, Ogawa, Tuvok!, Leonard James Akaar, and Vale (tactical post-Worf) are out and about.  The most diverse crew in the fleet and totally off the wall.  I highly recomend them. 

I can usually find a ST book to match any interest someone has.  I actually have a list I call "10 ST Books for the Non-ST fan" (technically 14 if you count)

Imzadi

New Fronteir Omnibus

Vendetta ("I am pain. I am loss. I am grief.  I am implacable, unstoppable.  I am passion made to fury, love twisted to hate.  I am Vendetta!"-fabulous line) -Planet killer + Borg + Revenge=Fasten your seatbelts!

Reunion

The Captain's Daughter

Antimatter

Seven of Nine

Daedalus (and Daedalus's Children)

Home is the Hunter

Doctor's Orders

(Four of those are by Peter David.  Lord, the man can write!)  Anyone what a specific crew or scenario or both?  I can find your book.

lexesbenz wrote:

They never made a Voyager movie all it was, was 2 episodes back to back, Im talking about a theatrical release. I honestly dont see how a movie about kirk when he was younger could be very interesting. Dont get me wrong im a huge trek fan.

That was the later one, also a good idea.  The Klingons and Romulans were sparing over their broken alliance when the Romulans went after Narendra III in 2344, about 70yrs after Kor mauled them at the Battle of Klatch D'Kel Brakt. The C stepped in and was lost defending the Klingons.  The Klingons were naturally impressed that a human could have such honor.  This lead to the later version of the Khitomer Accords.  "Yesterday's Enterprise" was what would have happened if the Federation hadn't cemented its alliance with the Empire so strongly (that and rumors said the Rom. to prisoners and displayed the C's hulk on Romulus).  That is why the Rommies attacked Khitomer with the help of Ja'rod, father of Duras later as revenge for the Accords. 

The Romulan War of 2156 was the one I was talking about.  It is the one that happened right at the birth of the Federartion.  The Romulans tried to stop the Humans, Vulcans, Andorians, and Tellerites(the Fed.'s core four) from making alliance.  When Archer kept them from it, they attacked the humans.  The four banded together and founded the Fed.  The Romulans actually attacked Earth.  The Borg and Breen did later, but the destruction from the Rom/Earth war nearly destroyed both races.  The war ended in 2160 and the Fed. and the Academy were founded the next year.  It is what was skipped in the fast forward to the last ep. of Enterprise.

I'm such a Trekkie geek, it's sad. Photographic memory and next to every book and DVD on Trek don't mix. I only had to double check a couple of those dates and how to spell "Klach D'Kel Brakt (You'd think I'd have learned how to by now.  My dog's name is Kor. Had we taken his brother as well, he would have been Kang.)". I actually edited it down.  I'm a history of the fictive future.

 The Romulan problem has existed a long time and shows no sign of ending. That's why Section 31 has a long-term, deep-cover operative in the Tal Shiar.  Any other Trek history you interested in while I'm rambling?