I Want to See 'Star Trek' Too!
Early screening at Paramount goes well, effects still need to be finished
TrekMovie.com has a report saying that the first official screening of J.J. Abrams' Star Trek reboot has taken place at Paramount Pictures and the reaction in the screening room was "far beyond expectations." Principal photography ended four months ago and with only a few of the 1300+ shots are considered 'finished' it appears the idea to move the film from its previous release date of Christmas 2008 to May 2009 was a good move as a trailer for the film has been cut, but the effects on the trailer aren't even ready yet for public display. Current rumors have the trailer expected to be shown around the release of Eagle Eye on September 26, 2008. Transformers: Rise of the Fallen is also rumored to have a teaser trailer at the same time, a move that could bolster Eagle Eye's numbers considering the film is certainly a high concept feature that targets a similar audience.
ILM is working on the effects for Star Trek and TrekMovie reports Abrams is still trying to keep to his previous schedule for the Christmas release.
Star Trek is set for a May 8, 2009 release and stars Zachary Quinto, Anton Yelchin, Zoe Saldana, Eric Bana, Simon Pegg, John Cho, Chris Pine, Karl Urban and Leonard Nimoy. Not a lot is known about the synopsis outside of the fact that it is a prequel story to the original "Star Trek" series.
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I find this such a shame.
The Star Trek universe is big and rich enough to come up with something new, why go the prequel way?
I'm more hoping for a new series that follows up voyager timewise.
I'm looking forward to this almost as much as I was looking forward to the new Star Wars movies and Indy 4…luckily this has nothing to do with George Lucas (except ILM…damn) so I might not be disappointed as immensely as those instances.
A new series would be spectacular. But unfortunately Enterprise, which I happened to like and I thought was a step in the right direction as far as time period setting, and its poor ratings put the kibosh on that for awhile.