Apropos: Was ist Star Lens? Nie davon gehört...

Oder ist das abfällig für die Abrams-Filme?

In an interview for the print version of Film Journal International, Justin Lin spoke about Star Trek Beyond, including coming on board for the movie, the destruction of the Enterprise, and the passing of Leonard Nimoy.

Joining Star Trek Beyond meant starting over when it came to the film, and that was OK by Lin. “I’ll be very clear: I don’t know what came before me,” he said. “We basically had to start over, and that was one of the selling points for me…we had to start from scratch. A clean-up mission wouldn’t have excited me.

“I got the call from J.J. and he kind of laid out the mission. For lack of a better term – and I think this is out in the open – it was a bit of a rescue mission. I think something had gone wrong and they wanted to start over.”

In the movie, fans will again get to see the Enterprise destroyed, and Lin explained the reasoning behind it. “I didn’t come in saying ‘Let’s destroy.’ It was more like, ‘Let’s deconstruct’… [Simon Pegg, Doug Jung, and I] felt that with this being the Fiftieth anniversary of Star Trek, let’s deconstruct it and hopefully rebuild it in a way that reaffirms why we’ve loved it for half a century.”

Lin also touched upon the passing of Leonard Nimoy, who appeared in the first two Abrams’ films, and revealed that his death will affect Star Trek Beyond. “It’s something you’ll see in the film,” said Lin. “It obviously affected everybody, because he’s been a big part of our lives. There’s an attempt to acknowledge that in some way.”

To read the full Film Journal International article, head to the link located at TrekCore.

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In an interview for the print version of Film Journal International, Justin Lin spoke about Star Trek Beyond, including coming on board for the movie, the destruction of the Enterprise, and the passing of Leonard Nimoy.

Joining Star Trek Beyond meant starting over when it came to the film, and that was OK by Lin. “I’ll be very clear: I don’t know what came before me,” he said. “We basically had to start over, and that was one of the selling points for me…we had to start from scratch. A clean-up mission wouldn’t have excited me.

“I got the call from J.J. and he kind of laid out the mission. For lack of a better term – and I think this is out in the open – it was a bit of a rescue mission. I think something had gone wrong and they wanted to start over.”

In the movie, fans will again get to see the Enterprise destroyed, and Lin explained the reasoning behind it. “I didn’t come in saying ‘Let’s destroy.’ It was more like, ‘Let’s deconstruct’… [Simon Pegg, Doug Jung, and I] felt that with this being the Fiftieth anniversary of Star Trek, let’s deconstruct it and hopefully rebuild it in a way that reaffirms why we’ve loved it for half a century.”

Lin also touched upon the passing of Leonard Nimoy, who appeared in the first two Abrams’ films, and revealed that his death will affect Star Trek Beyond. “It’s something you’ll see in the film,” said Lin. “It obviously affected everybody, because he’s been a big part of our lives. There’s an attempt to acknowledge that in some way.”

To read the full Film Journal International article, head to the link located at TrekCore.

Quelle: http://www.trektoday.com/...fiprss.com

Ja, ich finde auch, dass es eine nette Geste ist. Ok, Kelly oder Doohan hätten es auch verdient, aber hier ist es wirklich nahe liegend.

Filme, die von "Trek-fremden" Regisseuren inszeniert wurden, fand ich immer sehr interessant. Insofern bin ich mal gespannt, was Lin daraus macht. Allerdings bekommt der Film so langsam im Vorfeld auch schon beinahe ein Loser-Image. Der letzte Trailer wurde nun wirklich nicht gut aufgenommen...

Spoiler-Alarm! Die Enterprise wird zerstört. Wenn Lin aber auf einer "Rescue-Mission" ist, was sagt uns das dann über die Qualität der beiden vorherigen Filme aus? Das mit Nimoy ist eine nette Geste, meiner Meinung nach wären aber die Star "Lens"-Filme ohne ihn besser gewesen.

[quote]“I got the call from J.J. and he kind of laid out the mission. For lack of a better term – and I think this is out in the open – it was a bit of a rescue mission. I think something had gone wrong and they wanted to start over.”

I have heard some intriguing rumors about the new Star Trek TV show that will be coming to CBS All Access next year under the stewardship of Bryan Fuller: it won't be set in the JJ Abrams reboot universe. The new show will be set in the original, classic continuity.
But when? Will it be a prequel, like Enterprise? Or will it be the next generation for The Next Generation? Neither, I've heard. The show will be set some time after the events of Star Trek: The Undiscovered Country, so between the original series and The Next Generation.
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A trusted source has chimed in and told me that it looks like the show will be a seasonal anthology, which means the first season will be set post-Undiscovered Country. After that the entire Star Trek universe is potentially open. So those of you hoping for a post-Dominion War show... don't give up hope. That could come some day.
Quelle: http://birthmoviesdeath.com/...generation