Probably. He'll be busy with Star Wars: Episode VII, and Paramount will not be willing to wait...

I wonder if the writers will take over... and if that will be a good thing. They have a great visual style, can describe awesome action scenes. But their writing...

is this movie worth to watch in 3D? are the effects good?

Oh my goodness... YES!!

oh ok ok. i was having doubt, seeing this movie is post 3d conversion.

And it is WORTH every sen... Especial in Imax 3D...

This post has been edited by Mov_freak: May 27 2013, 10:57 PM

I don't think there's an IMAX 3D camera made available. Maybe not yet.

funny you should say that..

googled from your post and look which movie will be the very first to use 3D IMAX cameras:

read it and weep, haters!

Yes I saw that. And i saw your post before I went to bed yesterday.

no subtitle.

Haha already watched! Awesome!!

Fuarking amazing acting by Benedict Cumberbatch. Fuarkkkkkkk so menacing.

Talk about on-screen presence. He literally steal the show when he's on screen. Brilliant Villain! This is the best movie yet this year for me.

"I will walk over your cold corpses"

Again, his voice

"Now, shall we begin"

I am equally disappointed.
I love what JJ did to Star Trek, the reboot. The attraction to mainstream moviers. But he left out me, us the Trekkies.
Honestly, I will have never the Original Star Trek but with this release, I may watch when time allow.

But still when the show ended, I felt something missing.
I am looking forward for more.
Something more original, something that more to the heart of Trekkies, yet others mainstream viewers able to be happily consume.

Sigh, but it is alright. Let's just hope there will be new Star Trek TV series coming up soon in the coming years.
Currently watching TNG in HD.

Luckily there is also Star Trek: Phase II and another new project that aims at doing TOS. Especially the latest project seems to be very close to the original.

I have finished TNG season 3, but I guess I'll start watching ENT...

Star Trek 3 confirms a trio of writers
Aiming for a 2016 release date


Orci’s regular collaborator Alex Kurtzman has taken a pass on the third outing in the franchise, with the two newcomers having earned their stripes working on the still-to-be-released Boilerplate adaptation that J.J. Abrams is backing.

Meanwhile, the film is said to be aiming for a 2016 release date, explaining why Abrams himself is unable to return to the director’s chair for a third time.

A replacement director has still to be confirmed, although Joe Cornish is thought to be Paramount’s first choice to fill the position.

Whoever they choose, it looks as though we are set to get a new film in the fiftieth year of the series’ existence, a fitting birthday present for Gene Roddenberry’s creation. Live long and prosper...

(And for more from Orci on Star Trek 3, including a - we're assuming - tongue-in-cheek casting of Harrison Ford, just watch the video below...)




Star Trek's 50th anniversary film yooo

Justin Lin Will Direct Star Trek 3

EXCLUSIVE: Paramount Pictures, Skydance Productions and JJ Abrams’ Bad Robot just set Justin Lin to direct Star Trek 3, filling the biggest open directing assignment out there with the filmmaker credited with reviving the Fast And The Furious series. Lin helmed a trio of the films that grossed $1.7 billion in worldwide box office.

http://deadline.com/2014/12/star-trek-3-ju...mer-1201333753/

Lol, the somewhat latest trend with Hollywood movie studios... taking directors of a 'different' genre to do something else (e.g. James Wan of the horror genre to do 'Fast and Furios', Colin Treverow of comedy/drama to do 'Jurassic World').

It can go both ways; a unique approach or an absolute miss.

Star Trek Beyond teaser/trailer is out. Looks so different as it seems more action packed. They are definitely going into a different direction