Comments on: Greenwood Talks Star Trek Sequel

By: randy johnson

randy johnson — Wed, 23 Dec 2009 03:28:22 +0000

Pike needs to be in the sequel , pike is reunited with spock to find capt garth who has gone rogue, Kirk and crew have their hands full with a incident with the klingons, garth has a plan to destoy the klingons pike and spock try to stop him , kirk is then sent to find garth pike and spock , pike is mortally wounded , spock salvages ship but is captured by garth , kirk and crew fight off klingons trying to stop garth and save pike and spock

By: Joe Cocolo

Joe Cocolo — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 00:43:11 +0000

BEEP! BEEP!

By: JE

JE — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 20:46:07 +0000

Greenwood did a great job. Any suggestions on who will play Carol Marcus? Has to happen eventually. Maybe she’ll be Pike’s niece or something like that? A protective uncle that knows enough to steer her away from Kirk. Who is one of the hotter blonde babes these days?

By: Robert Kent

Robert Kent — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 06:41:50 +0000

So the plan is to do a trilogy… What happens after that? More movies from another team, another TV serise, or does Star Trek die?

By: Closettrekker

Closettrekker — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 18:21:01 +0000

#165—”so, Spock can tolerate the death of 6 billion Vulcans…”

I think the fact that he becomes “emotionally compromised” suggests that he has difficulty tolerating it, but what other choice (logical or otherwise) does he have but to tolerate it?

“…but freaks out and beats and nearly chokes Kirk to death when Kirk insults his mom.”

Kirk never insults Spock’s mother. He intentionally causes Spock to reach his breaking point (which he knows is near under the stress of recent events) by suggesting that he did not feel for her death and worse—that he never really loved her.

As Spock prime makes very clear to Kirk, the younger Spock is quite vulnerable at this point. I’m not sure why that would be difficult for you to swallow.

By: Closettrekker

Closettrekker — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 18:16:21 +0000

#164—-”And why is that BTW? I realized after I saw it the second time, that a human was participating in a ceremony in perhaps one of the most sacred and restricted places in all of the Vulcan worlds. At least I think she was participating (it went by so fast), but even under the circumstances, would she have been allowed to even enter the temple?”

I think that was a tribute to some of the novels, in which Amanda had attained some significant status on Vulcan as an intellectual.

By: Joe Cocolo

Joe Cocolo — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 21:20:58 +0000

Good storyline. As long Shat gets to wear the TMP Admiral’s penguin greys again and we can get Pike going “beep,beep” at the end of the movie. Then I’d go with that.

By: Major Shat Lover

Major Shat Lover — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 16:58:38 +0000

Now that history has been altered the sequel could feature Kirk (played by William Shatner) coming back from the future to stop some crazed Andorian and in the process create a new alternate reality based on the Nero-Spock reality in which Captain Robau was never killed and Vulcan never destroyed.

Better yet, Kirk (Pine) and Uhura could walk into a bar and there could be a major Jonathan Frakes cameo followed by Guinan at the bar who tells Kirk that the universe “doesn’t feel right” and that he needs to go to the nexus (where time and space don’t matter) to meet up with his future self and some dude names Captain Picard who will help him repair the time line. Pine Kirk, Shat Kirk and Picard emerge from the Nexus and find a rather pissed off Captain Braxton and a confused Spock Prime who delivers some classic one-liners and mysteriously goes to save the day.

Turns out he hops through the Guardian of Forever to various points in time assembling his Dream Team with which to go back to the Kelvin incident and blow the Narada out of the stars before the Kelvin even shows up. He manages to enlist Kahn, I-Chaya, Nomad, V’Ger, the Metrons, Keanu Reeves, T’Pol and Doctor Sevrin who are all eager to assist after a quick mind meld. As Spock is about to save the day, Q shows up and the film ends on a cliff hanger setting up the movie to follow: Spock vs. Q.

By: David Russo

David Russo — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 05:22:49 +0000

They re-booted the whole story.
Forget a second movie, they could do a complete new series! Kirk and Spock now know something secret about each other. You can’t bring that back to the beginning. (Well, given the task I would hire the writers of Battlestar Galacitca).

‘Back To The Future’ seemed more possible.

I did love the movie. I believe it is second only to II.

By: SD

SD — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 01:30:34 +0000

Greenwood was fantastic in this role and I, too, would love to see more of Pike. What an impressive man!

Please, no re-doing.

And can we please see more BONES (taking his shirt off for once, too!?).