In 2005, Star Trek was effective dead. The latest series, Star Trek: Enterprise, has been canceled after four unusual seasons, falling three years shy by Star Trek: The Next Generation, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine and Star Trek: Voyager. The series was not widely loved as those plays, appearing as a franchise sheep block. Also, the film "Star Trek: Nemesis" in 2002 was the lowest gross Star Trek film to this day, attracting the adventures of the "next generation" characters to equally unnecessary. It seemed that the gloomy, military world-9/11 world was no longer in the mood for a scientific series that preached pacifism and diplomacy.

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But then, "Star Trek" returned in 2009 with a rebooted feature film directed by Jey Abrams. The new film, just called "Star Trek", returned to the original Starship Enterprise and followed the famous characters of Kirk, Spack, McCoy, etc., but now it was played by newer, younger, sexy actors. Abrams also increased the action, turning the usual philosophical series into direct shoots. The film was crowded with super-fatty Hollywood action violence, and the audience loved it. On a $ 150m budget, Star Trek has made over $ 387 million worldwide. /Movie loved that.

Of course, some old school sticks-in-tracks-and I'm one of them-I have realized that Abrams's film is very far from the franchise's egalitarian spirit. Old "Star Trek" usually focused on workplace relationships, scientific concepts and ethical dilemmas. The new "Star Trek" had no one of those things, preferring to be a more precise, retaliation thriller, high-octane. And then, imagine Trekis's rage when Abrams, just days before the film was released, Declared the Guardian that he never Got "Starvala Trek". He has always been a more fan of "Starwell War", linking to action and excitement over cold logic and scientific thinking.

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It should be remembered that "Star Trek" while watching his part of the battles for the phase and struggle from hand to hand, Was never provided for action. The creator of the series, Ein Bornboys, predicted a post-war, post-religious, post-capitalist future in which all people left their differences aside and worked together to dedicate all their technologies and talents to the generic good of the galaxy. Star Trek's triumphs came when the war was avoided, not when the enemy was the best.

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However, Abrams didn't like it. In a conversation with the Guardian, he complained that Star Trek was too talked about and there was no kind of wild adventures that seemed to have preferred. According to his words:

"('Star Trek') I always felt like a silly, camp.

To be fair, "old Trek" really had its part of silly, camping moments. The episode "Brain of Spack" comes to mind, or maybe "the road to one", which featured a musical ensemble led by Hippie. Also, Born Baberi may have been very progressive in some respects, but he was also careful to write in some of his personal sexual fantasies in the series (for example, women wear miniatures), making numerous dated, sexist understandings. "Star Trek" came out in 1966, and that is certainly the product of its time.

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But it was trampled on to hear that Abrams not only did not want "old Trek", but did not even struggle to get to know it.

Abrams was able to snake for more decades of the existing orbed "Star Trek" through a slightly assembled parallel universe. Thanks to the time portal, Super-Advanced Romulan Brod was traveling back at the moment when Jameseims T. was born. Kirk, killing his father and changing the time frame. Abrams said Kirk would grow up to look like Chris Pin and that he and his teams of enterprises would be more emotional versions for himself. In a fatalist twist, the characters would wind up together on the USS Enterprise, now a much larger boat. Abrams did not deal with what came earlier, though. He bent over in the ignorance of "Star Trek" and fueled the film he loved. He said:

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"I had no idea that there were 10 films! I haven't seen everyone yet. I didn't want to become a student at Star Trek. I felt it was actually one of the few advantages I had.

Abrams also directed the sequel "Star Trek" "Starwar Trail in Dark" in 2013And he just moved away from the basic intellectualism of the original series. He once again delivered a high -octane actor, based on retaliation and earned even more money, transferring over $ 467 million worldwide. However, that film is now considered one of the worst in the series. Abrams withdrew for tracking in 2016 Star Trek Beyond.

Abrams had a different attitude towards his 2015 film, "War of Starwells: The Power Wakes up". He grew up watching the "Starwalks War" and always loved it, saying he always gave him an impression on him. He felt that the world is crowded and rich and full of opportunities, emotions and dreams.

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He never said such a thing about the "Starwater Paths".