In case you're a Trekkie.....

Jason Mason · Post by **Jason Mason** » July 24, 2006 3:36 pm

I was on the Star Trek website today and found this: http://www.startrek.com/startrek/view/n ... 19575.html

neat, huh??

Bubbaphan · Post by **Bubbaphan** » July 24, 2006 4:00 pm

Is that a TOS insignia? Mmmm.

and now back to "Parrot heads In Space!"

citcat · Post by **citcat** » July 24, 2006 11:20 pm

OOOO ! Star Trek XI !!!!!

hmmmmmmmmmmm......mirror image.

Parallel universe that mirrors this one?

Bizzarro Trek, like the Bizzarro Superman?

Did it say when this movie will be coming out?

Jason Mason · Post by **Jason Mason** » July 25, 2006 1:29 am

citcat wrote:OOOO ! Star Trek XI !!!!!

hmmmmmmmmmmm......mirror image.

Parallel universe that mirrors this one?

Bizzarro Trek, like the Bizzarro Superman?

Did it say when this movie will be coming out?

The rumor is July of 2008!

God's Own Drunk · Post by **God's Own Drunk** » July 25, 2006 8:07 am

This is also going to be written and directed by J.J. Abrams from ALIAS, LOST and Mi:III fame. Apparently, this is going to be "old school" Trek. From aintitcoolnews.com:

This poster arrives fast on the heels of Abrams' recent interview with Variety, in which he said:

"'Star Trek' to me was always about infinite possibility and the incredible imagination that Gene Rodenberry brought to that core of characters," he says. "It was a show about purpose, about faith vs. logic, about science vs. emotion, about us vs. them. It was its own world, and yet it was our world."

More concretely, Abrams says that as a kid, "Trek" was "always my favorite when it was a little bit scary, when they would deal with beaming something on the ship that was an incredible mystery or there was a clear threat.

"All of these things I loved about the series is what we're working to incorporate into the story for the movie," he says.

flyboy55 · Post by **flyboy55** » July 25, 2006 11:40 am

God's Own Drunk wrote:This is also going to be written and directed by J.J. Abrams from ALIAS, LOST and Mi:III fame. Apparently, this is going to be "old school" Trek. From aintitcoolnews.com:

This poster arrives fast on the heels of Abrams' recent interview with Variety, in which he said:

"'Star Trek' to me was always about infinite possibility and the incredible imagination that Gene Rodenberry brought to that core of characters," he says. "It was a show about purpose, about faith vs. logic, about science vs. emotion, about us vs. them. It was its own world, and yet it was our world."

More concretely, Abrams says that as a kid, "Trek" was "always my favorite when it was a little bit scary, when they would deal with beaming something on the ship that was an incredible mystery or there was a clear threat.

"All of these things I loved about the series is what we're working to incorporate into the story for the movie," he says.

This sounds good to me.