trip to the stars It’s seen a lot of bold and interesting creative choices in its time, but a tectonic shift in the approach to how the franchise’s projects come together backfired, and now fans are getting more details about what really happened.
trip to the stars has enjoyed more longevity than most other franchises, with new shows emerging after Star Trek: the original series one after another, giving fans all sorts of different points of view on the future world of the Federation. While trip to the stars The films would be made intermittently, these feature-length projects becoming the main focus of the franchise after Paramount eventually rebooted it. After three films, the franchise has returned to the point of Star Trek: The Next GenerationFans aren’t sure where the film series will go from here and the focus returns to the small screen.
While trip to the stars is getting its most unique project yet via a TV comedy planned for Paramount+, a rumored development that would have certainly given that show a run for its money. After the third entry in the rebooted film franchise, it was announced that a fourth film was on the way in 2016. While there was no clear idea of what direction the franchise would take after that point, it was learned that Hollywood icon Quentin Tarantino I was dreaming of a trip to the stars project, and a writer was even assigned to develop a script based on Tarantino’s idea, preparing fans for an often-heavy R-rated version of the franchise. “It’s never going to happen,” Tarantino revealed to Bill Maher when the proposed film came up in a recent podcast interview. “There’s been a lot of misinformation about what it was going to be, nothing more than misinformation. I live in a special zone and part of my zone is because I’m not on Instagram or Facebook, I’m not creating this constant dialogue with the world with what “What’s happening with my life.”
Consequently, if you’re Joe Schlomoka and some kind of transient reporter, if you hear that Quentin is going to do a Star Trek movie or a movie called The Movie Critic, or whatever, he’s a little bit like that guy who wrote Howard’s biography. Hughes that it ended up being a hoax,” Tarantino continued. “The thing is, they can say anything… What I mean is, though, they write it in a showbiz magazine and then it gets done. collected in 140 pieces because I won’t close it because I’m not logged in.
Tarantino’s comments put the final nail in the coffin of the idea that he will ever direct a trip to the stars movie, but fans will have to look elsewhere to understand why. Mark L. Smith, who developed a script based on Tarantino’s ideas for his trip to the stars film, revealed that the director had “started to worry about the number, his sort of unofficial movie number.” This refers to Tarantino’s insistence that he will only direct ten films in his career, a number that only falls short due to a few oddities in his calculation, such as not counting short films and considering both volumes I and II. of kill bill like a single movie. Clarifying, Smith added: “I remember we were talking and he said, ‘If I could wrap my head around the idea that Star Trek could be my last movie, the last thing I would do.’ Is that how I want to end it?’ And I think that was the obstacle that he was never able to overcome, so the script is still there, on his desk.” While there is a lot of potential in Tarantino directing a Emigrate movie, many would agree that something like kill bill 3 It would be a more fitting final film for him.
Fans of trip to the stars You may be out of luck in that regard, but there’s more to look forward to with the franchise. In addition to an incoming sitcom, there could be a collaboration between Emigrate and doctor who, with doctor who Showrunner Russell T. Davies pushes for a potentially surprising sci-fi crossover between the two. Given enough time, fans might even get that R rating Emigrate movie.
He trip to the stars The franchise is available to stream on Paramount+.
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