'Star Trek Beyond' - July 22, 2016

[Visco.]

Do we know who's directing yet? Has the Rupert Wyatt rumor been crushed?

[psychomugs]

While the Klingons being the main antagonists of the third makes the most sense from the events of ID, I'd like to see something on a much larger scale involving more of Starfleet and the Borg sound like they'd deliver that

[Batman1980]

Originally Posted by psychomugs

While the Klingons being the main antagonists of the third makes the most sense from the events of ID, I'd like to see something on a much larger scale involving more of Starfleet and the Borg sound like they'd deliver that

Come on James Cameron, give us the film that could possibly follow the awesomeness of Into Darkness and 2009.

[RyanPom]

I think Spielberg should give it ago. Gives him a break from doing all those snoozer documentary movies he's been doing lately.

[GreenGaijin]

Originally Posted by psychomugs

While the Klingons being the main antagonists of the third makes the most sense from the events of ID, I'd like to see something on a much larger scale involving more of Starfleet and the Borg sound like they'd deliver that

I don't really like the idea of the Borg in this universe. The Klingons were a regular part of the original series, so it seems fitting. Actually, I would like to see a political plot involving perhaps the Romulans, Humans, and other races raising tensions to an intergalactic war caused by the Klingons. A 'Star Wars' if you will.

[Batman1980]

Originally Posted by GreenGaijin

I don't really like the idea of the Borg in this universe. The Klingons were a regular part of the original series, so it seems fitting. Actually, I would like to see a political plot involving perhaps the Romulans, Humans, and other races raising tensions to an intergalactic war caused by the Klingons. A 'Star Wars' if you will.

Throw everyone a surprise and make the villains the Jem'Hadar, although I imagine Khan isn't done with this film franchise just yet.

[RyanPom]

Maybe when they are out in space they find the stable Deep Space Nine wormhole, and then the Cardassians, etc could make an appearance.

[GreenGaijin]

Originally Posted by Darth Anakin

Throw everyone a surprise and make the villains the Jem'Hadar, although I imagine Khan isn't done with this film franchise just yet.

Damn, I'm not trekkie enough to know what the Jem'Hadar are.
I have a feeling if they continue this series, Khan will return, but not in the next one. Maybe if they get up to 4, or at least continue in the ongoing comic series.

[Walts Ghost]

Originally Posted by Visco.

Do we know who's directing yet? Has the Rupert Wyatt rumor been crushed?

No, fuel got added to that fire today when J.J. publicly backed Wyatt for the director's chair. I'm betting his in talks.

[unsung122212]

Originally Posted by GreenGaijin

I don't really like the idea of the Borg in this universe. The Klingons were a regular part of the original series, so it seems fitting. Actually, I would like to see a political plot involving perhaps the Romulans, Humans, and other races raising tensions to an intergalactic war caused by the Klingons. A 'Star Wars' if you will.

I would like to see the Romulans start to make a power play in the next film with the Klingons being duped by them by being the opposing force to Starfleet. With the events of the first film, the Vulcans can no longer really hold control or be a major influence between Starfleet and other cultures such as the Klingons. The Romulans tend to be held back by the Vulcans in their quest for power in the Alpha quadrant since they have a common ancestry with the Vulcans. So, the Romulans would be the perfect puppeteers preparing for their move to galactic control.

[RyanPom]

They could do a Next Gen style story and have Spock Prime on Romulas trying to bridge the gap between New Vulcan and Romulas and then war breaks out.

[GC Riot]

Originally Posted by Walts Ghost

No, fuel got added to that fire today when J.J. publicly backed Wyatt for the director's chair. I'm betting his in talks.

One could always hope for Brad Bird. He and JJ seemed to have a good working relationship on Ghost Protocol, and he could jump onto this one directly after Tomorrowland wraps.
Wishful thinking, I know, but one can always dream...

[Blu Titan]

Great to see that the series is well on its way . Really enjoyed the first two and I am looking forward to #3 .

[Samus Aran]

Originally Posted by RyanPom

Maybe when they are out in space they find the stable Deep Space Nine wormhole, and then the Cardassians, etc could make an appearance.

A different take could be to have aliens introduced in the TNG-era as allies and make them enemies in this timeline. Bajoran bad guys and the Cardassians join Starfleet?

[tigertron]

I'm betting the villains will be Klingons too, especially after Admiral Marcus kept saying that war with the Klingons was about to begin.

[Goldensuitcase]

Seeing as this is a whole new UNIVERSE/DIMENSION, they could just CREATE a new bad guy much like they did in the first. It makes sense to seperate. They can create a darker civilization/enemy than the borg.

[wormraper]

Originally Posted by Goldensuitcase

Seeing as this is a whole new UNIVERSE/DIMENSION, they could just CREATE a new bad guy much like they did in the first. It makes sense to seperate. They can create a darker civilization/enemy than the borg.

I'm all for that. go fresh

[kryptonite1970]

I am guessing the Klingons will be the main antagonists in the next movie.

[i007spectre]

Well if it is the Klingons, I hope they explain why they look so different. Or just git rid of the ridges on the back of the head and the piercings. Also I hope to see some Andorians in the next one.

[Jbug]

Originally Posted by psychomugs

While the Klingons being the main antagonists of the third makes the most sense from the events of ID, I'd like to see something on a much larger scale involving more of Starfleet and the Borg sound like they'd deliver that

Yes the Borg. Always intriguing and by far the best enemy but were they around in the Captain Kirk era?