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To: BillyBoy
Show's over. Hemsworth thumbs-downed the reunion -- New Kirk saves his dad through the new timeline canon -- which Quentin had the last rewrite on in 2021.

When Chris said f'it (taking the Thor money), Quentin got real, real quick (it's rumored that the ST4 failure went miles towards Tarantino's 'retirement') and bowed out hard with any future Abrams collaboration.

Now JJ is just trying to con job Paramount into a quarter-billion budget without a script.

It's over, series is over, canon is over, Millenials finally flexed their almost non-existent power by killing off old movie canons, just to show what they can do.

40 posted on 03/05/2023 4:07:20 PM PST by StAnDeliver (Tanned, rested, and ready.)
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To: StAnDeliver
I didn't understand anything you typed here.

I just Googled "Chris Thor" and see that you were referring to the The Star Trek movie reboot.

I guess I don't even care about the rest come to think of it.   But what was ST4 and what did Quentin Tarantino ever have to do with Star Trek?   So I Googled that too.

For a brief period in the 2010s, Tarantino got to live out the fantasy of every Star Trek fan by taking the reins on a new Star Trek movie. In December 2017, the news broke that Tarantino himself had approached Paramount Pictures with a very distinctive idea for a Star Trek movie. Jun 25, 2022
Sigh.   I don't want to know any more.   Good grief.

I did like Galaxy Quest though.

46 posted on 03/05/2023 4:26:05 PM PST by higgmeister (In the Shadow of The Big Chicken!)
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