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As far as I know there will be no TNG movies after Nemesis. So the next Star Trek film has to be based on either DS9 or Voyger. Which series would you like to be made into a movie ?

I would like to see a DS9 movie of course. While DS9 was not as good as the best of TNG it was much better than Voyger. If a DS9 film is made I would like one small change to script, I would want an excuse to be made for putting Jadzia in the film. She was my favorite character in the show.

fuckin ell i hope X was the last. ugh

There will never be a movie based on either of TNG's bastard spinoffs. Neither Deep Sleep Nine or V'ger had the audience base of TNG at their heights and the Trek audience has been sliding like houses on a California hillside. And given that Nemesis was a boxoffice flop, the writing is already on the wall for the Franchise.

Millions of moviegoers won't fork over $7 at the ticket counter to see people who can't even fill the small screen.

Where's the "None, you pipedreamer" option?

God stop flaming the guy.
At some point in time B&B will deside that the way for them to finally suceed will be to make a movie. XI is inevitable.
On topic, its most likely to be a DS9 one or a ENT one, VOY has reached home so theres little they could do that would continue it properly.
I personllay woulde like to see a adaption or the Millienuim Trillogy of books. But only if its nothering like the "adption" of it that was DS9:The Fallen

Both series ended up being about one specific goal.

DS9 had the wormhole and Dominion War.
Voyager had getting home.

Both goals were accomplished so it ended pretty much what defined them as series.

neoolong wrote:Both series ended up being about one specific goal.

DS9 had the wormhole and Dominion War.
Voyager had getting home.

Both goals were accomplished so it ended pretty much what defined them as series.

True. But If you use the millenium trillogy you continue the story as it (in part) shows sisko teaching the prophets.

Besides wars dont just stop when peace treatys are signed. theres all the aftermath the resentment of the losing side. And really to u thing just one meld with the founder changed its mind? After all the other times odo melded with her and it did nothing?

Crazedwraith wrote:

neoolong wrote:Both series ended up being about one specific goal.

DS9 had the wormhole and Dominion War.
Voyager had getting home.

Both goals were accomplished so it ended pretty much what defined them as series.

True. But If you use the millenium trillogy you continue the story as it (in part) shows sisko teaching the prophets.

And if they did that, I'd have to hurt someone.

Besides wars dont just stop when peace treatys are signed. theres all the aftermath the resentment of the losing side.

But they did that at the beginning of DS9 with the Cardassian War. If they did it again, it would just be overly repetitive.

And really to u thing just one meld with the founder changed its mind? After all the other times odo melded with her and it did nothing?

And what would happen? Another Dominion War? That would again be overly repetitive and merely copying DS9 in order to sell tickets.

Crap, now you just gave B&B the plot to the next movie.

IMHO, if there is a new film, it will be based on Enterprise. And you can guarantee that B&B will loudly claim to every showbiz reporter that will listen that it isn't "Star Trek XI" it is "Enterprise I". What neither of them will understand is that will reduce the potential audience even further.

You said it CrazedWraith! The Millenium Trilogy ROCKED!
Those books would make a great movie/movies.
I don't see why people think that there is no more use for the Voyager
crew. They made it home, so now they are supposed to retire?
People seem to have a one-and-done look toward them.
As always, if used properly they could contribute to a good story.

For the next movie, they could have what is left of the TNG crew
dock at DS9, where say....some of the Voyager crew are there to
study the Wormhole. Then the Prophets get involved and you have
the plot of the movie from there.

Retire?
After 7 years trapped on the Janeway cruise from hell?? I'd move to the far edge of the Federation and live on Janus 6 with the Horta!

(think, go inland carrying an oar until someone asks "hey, whats that?" ....then build a house there)

Poll fixed

Why make anymore movies at all? They are too costly, and the studio wants to scrimp every time, ruining movies in some cases (ST5)

They should make a few TV movies.

If they make another movie, it should be done by Nick Meyer, while Berman and Braga are bound and gagged in the basement of Paramount Studios. Otherwise, they shouldn't bother.

Let B+B have some roll in the next movie....Transporter accident victims would be great

If there is another movie, I think it will have the "characters from TNG+ series together" concept, because B&B have been jerking off to that pet concept of theirs for god knows how long now.

Does it even matter? The TNG movies were Generations, First Contact, Insurrection, and Nemesis. Of the four, only First Contact was worth the $5.50 at the door, and even it had gaping plot holes and stupid moments. The only Trek movies that are truly excellent are ST2 and ST6, both made a long time ago and with the TOS cast. It doesn't really matter which crew is used if they make more movies, because Trek is sliding down a slippery slope.

This notion of putting every single TNG era character into a combined cast for a big movie reeks of fanboyism. It's a staple on fanfics.

Darth Wong wrote:This notion of putting every single TNG era character into a combined cast for a big movie reeks of fanboyism. It's a staple on fanfics.

Oh please no. Don't do that....

Marc Xavier wrote:

Darth Wong wrote:This notion of putting every single TNG era character into a combined cast for a big movie reeks of fanboyism. It's a staple on fanfics.

Oh please no. Don't do that....

Why not? Shoving every character you can find into a story is an almost universal fanfic writer's technique, but in a movie, you generally want to avoid an overly large cast of characters. You can't develop good drama with a huge cast of characters unless the movie is 50 hours long.

Why not? Shoving every character you can find into a story is an almost universal fanfic writer's technique, but in a movie, you generally want to avoid an overly large cast of characters. You can't develop good drama with a huge cast of characters unless the movie is 50 hours long.

What about doing a series of films such as the Star Wars triology ? That would allow room for all the TNG era characters.

Well, the alternative is to have most of the characters do almost nothing (read: glorified cameo) so you can concentrate on a handful of people. This would probably piss off the fans more than not including them at all.

Arthur_Tuxedo wrote:Does it even matter? The TNG movies were Generations, First Contact, Insurrection, and Nemesis. Of the four, only First Contact was worth the $5.50 at the door, and even it had gaping plot holes and stupid moments. The only Trek movies that are truly excellent are ST2 and ST6, both made a long time ago and with the TOS cast. It doesn't really matter which crew is used if they make more movies, because Trek is sliding down a slippery slope.

Hey!

What about ST4?

Uraniun235 wrote:

Arthur_Tuxedo wrote:Does it even matter? The TNG movies were Generations, First Contact, Insurrection, and Nemesis. Of the four, only First Contact was worth the $5.50 at the door, and even it had gaping plot holes and stupid moments. The only Trek movies that are truly excellent are ST2 and ST6, both made a long time ago and with the TOS cast. It doesn't really matter which crew is used if they make more movies, because Trek is sliding down a slippery slope.

Hey!

What about ST4?

ST4 was highly entertaining and enjoyable, but it wasn't a classic like Wrath of Kahn.

Do you know that I think Enyterprise should have been about. The adventures of the Entrerpise nil before Kirk and company takes over. The era before captian Pike, remake the TOS set and then do the show on this portion of Trek history. And before the series starts we need to fire B & B and get Star Trek back some real writers.