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Posted by Chimaera on :
 
I decided to start a thread about the next Star Trek movie (in early, early pre-development right now I hear), which will not only be an even numbered one but will bring the movie franchise into double digit territory , just to see what everyone would like to see in the next movie. DS9 characters (besides Worf of course)? Romulans?

I would tend to aggree with what Patrick Stewart said he wanted in a past interview, a kind of sequel of Insurrection. That would mean the next movie would deal with some kind of corruption in Starfleet, or the Federation abandoning its original principles, and the crew of the Enterprise there to fight for Federation beliefs. I think this kind of story line has a lot of potential (for a good story plus lots of action), and would fit in nicely with what's been happening over at DS9, and it would also provide a good opportunity to introduce some DS9 characters (especially Bashir with Section 31).

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Posted by grb on :
 
Perhaps wo8uld the corruption be connected with the coruption in insurrection? I hope that this time we'd get to see the federation council and regular federation citizen's reaction to things. Maybe the corruption could somehow happen on the federation member worlds. Wait, i suddenly got an idea....

Star Trek: (pretty nifty title, i don;t know what))

Voice over..."On the eve of a great return...."

View of a bunch of starships flying into formation

voice over....".....a great discovery....."

All of this light stuff coming out of this sphere thingy

"will change the galaxy...."

a bunch of people standing in fr0nt of a big building

"for good"

a cheering crowd

"or for bad"

night time, that same big building explodes

"a threat is coming to the final frontier"

this alien army comes of of the sphere

"that cannot be stopped"

picard looks all worried at something, we don;t see what

the federation council president, in front of the council, shot down by some type of energy beam

"On december 10th, 2000, the threat is com9ing"

picard, to the federation council "it must be stopped"

one of those alien dudes "we can not be beaten"

the alienb arym marching

picard "no!"

troi "I feel...anger!"

data "it..."

bunch of laser beams and stuff

data "...is..."

a federation fleet with all of its ships burning

data "...coming..."

more buildings expldiong, protestors screaming as the lasers split them apart, the council stadning, the fleet attacking some other ships, the symbol of the UFP...

alien soldier "victory is ours"

the UFP symbol starting to burn


well, that';s the preview. The story wpoudl go something like this.....

A federation exp[edition (that big fleet flying in formation) returns from the large magelantic cloud, a nearby galaxy (the fleet got there using transwarp drive). picard and the enterprise come to earth to greet them back. the fleet presents this weird diuscovery (that sphere of light) to the federation council. The enterprise stays near earth along with the expedition fleet, kinda looking over stuff and going to parades, because this expedition was pretty famous with the common federation citizens. Suddenly, there is an anouncement: the federation council is turing control of the federation over to these alines, who starts coming out of the sphere. Starfleet doesn;t do anything, they're all in agreement with the council. federation citizens protest, but they are shot down by eoither starfleet or the aliens. The enterprise deosn;t know what to do. They seem to be the only starfleeet ship that isnp;t very happy. cause, see, for a long time, the enterprise has been on an expedition to the center of the galaxy (they were using the slipstream drive). So the enterprise now goes and hides with this rebelion of federation citizens. They find out that, for a long time, these aliens have knwon about the federation and have been trying to take it over. They engineered that whole ba'ku oncoident in "insurection" because thhey wanted those strange particle thingys. Anyway, starfleet comes and destoys the little rebelion thingy. The enterprise sneeks back to earth, and finbds out that th alines have blown up the fedceration council, which was only giving power to the aliens to save the people of the federation. The enterpirse sets up a secret rebellion on earth. The enterprise then coordiantes rebellions on all of the federation wortlds. Just as the alines are about to kill every federation citizen to make room for their own colonization, the federartion rebels, and the day is saved.

Kinda nifty, but probabably too dark......

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"How many people does it
take before it becomes
wrong? 6,000? 60,000?
How many people does it
take admiral!?!" -Ambassador
Picard during his command
of the Enterprise-E in the
Ba'ku incident.



 


Posted by Krenim (Member # 22) on :
 
I would like to see either the Romulans or Q.

I've also wanted to see about the Magellanic Clouds on Star Trek. I'm sure there's someone there.

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Posted by grb on :
 
Actually,what's interesting about the magelantic clouds is that life might not form in them. In the milky way, there is an interstellar medium of hydrogen gas thick enough to transport the elements needed for life to start from the supernovas where they are created to the worlds where they create life. In the magelantic clouds life would not exsist at all or would be very, very rare.

Also, in the star trek universe, humanoids are abundant in the galaxy because one "mother race" of humanoids created all of the other humanoids. The magelantic clouds may not include decendants of this mother race, meaning that there would be room for different, truly alien spieces to develop.

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"How many people does it
take before it becomes
wrong? 6,000? 60,000?
How many people does it
take admiral!?!" -Ambassador
Picard during his command
of the Enterprise-E in the
Ba'ku incident.



 


Posted by Bernd (Member # 6) on :
 
*is still awestruck by grb's ST10 outline*

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Posted by Michael Dracon (Member # 4) on :
 
I already came up with a nice title for the next movie:

Star Trek: Dominion Wars

How does that sound???

*puts a helmet on his head and hides*

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Posted by The First One (Member # 35) on :
 
*bombs the Netherlands again*

Good teaser trailer, but it'll never happen. Can you say Sphere? Can you say Event Horizon? Can you, in fact, say Thirdspace?

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Posted by The Excalibur (Member # 34) on :
 
I want to see the ENTERPRISE put through it's paces. I really hated the way it was treated in that last wanker movie. If the Joystick returns, I'll stop watching anything new from Trek.

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Posted by Federation Shipmaster (Member # 15) on :
 
grb: Cool preview, but get rid of Troi's "anger" comment. We're all sick of it.

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Posted by The359 (Member # 37) on :
 
Some possible titles I cooked up:

Star Trek: Beyond
Star Trek: Alliance
Star Trek: Millenium
Star Trek: Continuum
Star Trek: Dark Frontier (yes, I know...)
Star Trek: Beta (for the Rommies)
Star Trek: Gamma (for the Dommies)
Star Trek: Dominion
Star Trek: The War
Star Trek: Romulan
Star Trek: The God's Anger
Star Trek: Prophecies

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Posted by grb on :
 
Well, about Star Trek: To Boldy Go. "To bodly go" is the mission of the enterprise. Perhaps it is a fitting title for the last movie about a starship called enterprise? Instead of bodly go, there are other names that are based off the mission of the enterprise:

Star Trek: To Seek Out

Star Trek: The Final Frontier (I still beleive Star Trek 5 NEVER HAPPENED, but was just a sick nightmare inplanted in the brains of star trek fans by william shatner)

Star Trek: Voyages

Star Trek: Voyage

Star Trek: Countinuing Mission

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds

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"How many people does it
take before it becomes
wrong? 6,000? 60,000?
How many people does it
take admiral!?!" -Ambassador
Picard during his command
of the Enterprise-E in the
Ba'ku incident.



 


Posted by Jeff Raven (Member # 20) on :
 
Star Trek: Continuation

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Posted by Federation Shipmaster (Member # 15) on :
 
Boring stuff. Except:

Star Trek: Millenium
Star Trek: Continuum
Star Trek: Dark Frontier (yes, I know...)
Star Trek: Dominion
Star Trek: Prophecies

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Posted by Enterprise (Member # 48) on :
 
*Fires full phasers at grb*

I actually LIKED Star Trek 5!!!! Yeah, I admit the story was lame, but still I thought certain parts were cool (Spock's boots especially).

Other then Spock's boots, the shuttles, the subtle background humor, and getting to see my favorite starship design, the movie was, well, dumb.

*Beams up to the Sovereign and raises the shields*

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Posted by Federation Shipmaster (Member # 15) on :
 
Some parts were neat. The boots, the BOP firing, and the BOP right above Krik. It's also a great movie to nitpick...

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Posted by grb on :
 
Actually, i have to admit, ure right. Star Trek 5 did have its good parts. Well, actually, good part. Kirk standing below a Klingon bird of prey, aiming its disrtuptors at him. U here the disruptors charging, about to fire, kirk is about to die. Tres cool, until....they beam kirk aboard instead of killing him .

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"How many people does it
take before it becomes
wrong? 6,000? 60,000?
How many people does it
take admiral!?!" -Ambassador
Picard during his command
of the Enterprise-E in the
Ba'ku incident.



 


Posted by PsyLiam (Member # 73) on :
 
It did have nice music.

Ahh dunno, Trek 10. First, new composer. Give Goldsmith a break. Bring back Horner. Or the bloke who did Trek 6. THAT was good, dark music (if a bit Holst's planets). Hmm, possibly Romulans. Better if it could somehow involve both Roms AND Klingons. And maybe the Cardie's as well. For the general public, one extremely well known race, one vaguely known, and one with cool make-up.

And have maybe one or two Ds9 characters in it.
We don't need to worry about Worf. With the end of DS9, he might have a job free.

Keep Frakes. Hes good, cheap, and saves money for SFX.
Bring back ILM.
Have Data's emotion chip
DON't have him doing any more cheesy jokes.
Put the actors on a diet this time before filming. Geordie is beginning to fill Scotty's legendary boots. And tunic.

And aboce all else, haev at least one of those moments. Oneof 'young, I feel young'. Or 'we are here to pay final respects to our honoured dead' or 'For hates sake, I sipt my last breath at thee' (spot a pattern?)

And don't go with Star Trek: Beta for the Romulans. I think the entire world has pretty much agreed that all the maps are wrong, and everyones in the alpha quadrant. Or the Klingons just keep forgetting where they live...

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Posted by Chimaera on :
 
Agreed, Trek 5 did have its moments (my favourite: "what does god need with a starship?").

Composer of the soundtrack for 6 was Cliff Eidelman (I have the CD). As for the soundtrack for #10, well, I'd like to see John Williams write it, but I know it isn't probably going to happen, I hear he's a little busy now Same goes for ILM, they do a lot of great work, and they're doing a ton of it right now, which is the problem, they will be quite preoccupied for a long time to come.

The story is the key, I think. Somebody needs to come up with a brilliant story. Not to say the stories so far have been bad, they've been pretty good. But when I say brilliant story, I mean EPIC, I mean suspense, I mean spanning a quadrant, the federation, with elaborate scenes and SFX to back it up. Something with a big battle royale near the end, perhaps, to flex the muscle of the CGI. Something that could last for three hours, and you'd feel like it had only been five minutes. That's the key.

P.S.: And get those cheapskates at Paramount to front the big bucks for a movie done right the first time.

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Posted by TSN (Member # 31) on :
 
"What does God need w/ a starship?" is the second-best part of ST5. The best was "Please, Captain, not in front of the Klingons." :-)

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Posted by Cargile (Member # 45) on :
 
How about Star Trek: Enough

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Posted by Jubilee (Member # 99) on :
 
Right.
grb .... great intro but ENOUGH with Troi. That line has gotten so old in the course of the series that I think we can all PREDICT when Troi is going to "Feel" something.

ST5: Well, and all the odd ones have been sorta different than the even ones. But I remember standing in line for hours on opening night, and wanting my money back later. However, there WERE good parts about it.

Hmmm.... the next movie .... well, I think we need some DS9 characters in there for sure. O'brian, for instance, has never gotten enough credit and needs some, because I think he's an excellent character. And what about Sisko?.. I would like to see him and Picard work together. That might be interesting.
If we're going to bring the cardies into a movie (and I think this is valid since they're the "hot" topic these days) Garak is a must have....
The Romulans have been done. Borg has VERY been done. Klingons have been done. Q I think would be interesting, but it's hard to write a plot based on omnipotent beings that will be valid and cover longer than an hour.
Riker is always good in a movie.... Data's jokes were cute in 8, but in 9 got to be a bit much. Worf is great, and of course we need Geordi.
THE DOCTOR NEEDS A BIGGER PART. Beverly has taken a back-burner for three movies now. Gates McFadden is a good actress and this talent is going to absolute WASTE. I'd also like to see what happend to Ensign Roe (well I know she joined the Maquis, but still, her character was cool).
And I know we all hate Wesley ... but he took off with that time guy and never returned, leaving a plot hole open wide enough for a definite movie return.
As a matter of fact, it would be fun for him to come back and get slapped in the face a few times.
Anyways ..... there's what I think.

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Posted by Jubilee (Member # 99) on :
 
As a Matter of fact ....

How about
Star Trek: Maquis ??

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Posted by Sidewinder (Member # 50) on :
 
To sort of go back to the corrupt Federation or something of that nature, how about something that weakens the alliances with some key alpha quadrant players like the Klingons or Romulans.

Well, the more I think about that, the more it sounds like TNG has already covered that.

Idea 2: Some sort of movie with a "war" style. I think they left the Enterprise action out in Insurrection. Perhaps a return to a First Contact type, except not the Borg. Perhaps the Dominion and Cardassians. Something with more action in it, yet still retains the deeper plot like in Insurrection. Plus, it will be even numbered, so it can't suck. =)

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Posted by grb on :
 
This would probaably be the last TNG movie, so it should include what the adventures of the enterprise are all about. The advntures are about peace and exploration. Therefore, i think the next movie has to be about soomething new, something that has been found for exploration. This thing, whatever it is, might have some type have effect that threatens peace, and so it must be stopped so that peace should resume. Star Trek is also about people, snetient beings who are working to gehter for the common good. But what is "good"? What defines it? Therefore, I think that there should also be a threat coming from ourselves, a threat that can only be stopped by tolerance, respect, and compromise as to what is "good." What might this type of story include? What would the plot be all about? i have no idea....

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"How many people does it
take before it becomes
wrong? 6,000? 60,000?
How many people does it
take admiral!?!" -Ambassador
Picard during his command
of the Enterprise-E in the
Ba'ku incident.



 


Posted by Sol System (Member # 30) on :
 
The Maquis are dead, remember?

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Posted by AndrewR (Member # 44) on :
 
OK firstly, Star Trek 5 - you all know i got the widescreen boxed set for Chrissie, I really Do think that Star Trek 5 is an underrated movie, and that it probably lacks because of the sorta 'no climax ending' but I do think the god thing is pretty spooky, especially when Kirk is by himself running away, and you can here it moaning and fizzting around Kirk, i've they maybe added a bit more to this seen - it would have done a whole lot more to the movie - THEN having the Klingons of all people helping kirk, sort of a mirror Star Trek 3...

The music, after getting the soundtrack is simply wonderful, simply wonderful, it is something that doesn't quite hit you the first time, but later you sit there, and go 'wow'

Some tidbits about Trek 5 - basically William Shatner shot about 2 and a half hours for this film but Harve Bennett cut about 20 mins out including a Sulu and Chekov hiking scene at Mt. Rushmore...

I would have like to see a bit more of that 20 mins, also as some of you know there was the rock monsters that didn't work in the end - so maybe some of this twenty minutes would replace some of the tension at the end of the film, and go towards adding to Sybok's reasonings, his takeover of the ship and possible, making the barrier crossover not as 'quick'

This really is a good, film, and really well done to William, he did provide a wonderful to the whole movie, quite distinctive if you take it and compare it to the rest of the movies...

I just wish they would go and get all the missing footage from all the movies and rerelease them on video for example...

the enormous amounts missing from TMP - its supposedly adds to the whole 'what this movie is about' more illia more sulu/uhura/chekov/chapel more Spock's mind meld with Vejur

We all know about all the editions of TWOK

there was also a Sulu getting his own ship part, where apparently William shatner kept mucking up his lines to make it unusable...

TSFS supposedly has more Genesis parts.

TVH was supposed to have a scene as some of you know where Sulu meets his great grandfather, but the little boy who was supposed to play the part wouldn't act no matter what once the camera's started rolling

TFF as above

TUC supposedly also has cut film according to Michael Dorn - a very Enormous and extravagent parade of all the races at Khitomer. We also know about the Colonel West situation - which has been edited back in.

phew!

ok also, about a Star Trek 10, I feel maybe a DS9 movie now is better than ever, especially with The Star Wars movies being around for a while, basically Star Wars is a movie for all the family to see, with creatures and the such, whereas DS9 could take advantage of its darker, more adult feel and push a trek movie to new boundaries, there is the core audience that would always go to a trek movie, and basically it could be like say Cube, be released in a more limited fashion - have more action, darker feel etc... bascially like what David Lynch couldn't do with Twin Peaks when it was on television - but what he could do with Fire Walk With Me, yes even though this movie didn't do too well at all... I think that has a lot to do, with not a lot of people 'getting it' but we aren't talking about Twin Peaks we are talking about Trek, and I think now is the best time for a full on effects master piece - a Deep Space Nine MOVIE

heh heh thats enough of my preaching there - I'm sure most of you niners out there would agree with me though.

Andrew

gee that was a long post!

heh heh well some times you just can type and type!

Andrew

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Posted by AndrewR (Member # 44) on :
 
Just a litte bit more, basically I feel for a new TNG movie, that a bigger Troi/Crusher element is needed - I really mean that - Why not a plot that would bring Troi to the forefront a la The Face of the Enemy, but of course there still would be the stars Picard and Spiner

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Posted by Federation Shipmaster (Member # 15) on :
 
Skimming everything, I say: Yet another reason for member status to be based on words used, not numebr of posts.

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Posted by Federation Shipmaster (Member # 15) on :
 
I don't think that STX should deal with the return of something in the series.

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