The latest Star Trek theater edition, JustinAastin Lin "Star Trek Beyond", was released back in July 2016, more than nine years ago. It was the third film in Kelvin's restarted continuity, featuring a hip, a hot -new acting team playing famous characters from the original Star Trek series. It was successful - achieved over $ 343 million with a $ 185 million budget - but those figures were considered a disappointment. The future of Star Trek films was thrown into flux.

The following year, "Star Trek: Discovery" debuted on CBS All Access, denoting the return of "Star Trek" on TV for the first time in 12 years and proud return to the original, non-Studin continuity. CBS All Access, which later became Paramount+, began to flood its service with piles of new shows "Star Trek" - some good, some bad - and the franchise was officially headed in a new direction. In that area, the future of Star Trek films was not only in flux, but seemingly disappearing in a gravitational vortex.

Different films about Star Trek 4 have been hovering over the years, and some have been wild. Quentin Tarantino is said to be working on a script. SJ Clarkson was attached to directly at one point, as well as Noah Holly. A few years ago, it was announced that Paramount was working on the movie "Star Trek", although Star Trek already had more prophecies. The interruption, as far as we know, is still on the pluginBut it is a special project from Kelvin's fourth film, which is still in the phase "Well, we intend to reach that stage."

Simon Peg, who starred in Kelvin's three films and co-wrote "Star Trek Beyond", still thinks Star Trek 4 is possible. He talked about the possibilities of the recent Convention "Star Trek" (through Colider), And he even thought of making a new movie feature like a drama. In short, he thinks that the directors should rely on the fact that everyone is an older decade.

To remind readers, Paramount has recently achieved a controversial merger with Skydance, which has led to new speculation, positive and negative about the future of Star Trek. The merger causes mass restructuring and no one knows whether Star Trek will advance or wither the new environment. However, PEG thinks the door is open again. The new CEO of the company, David Ellison, is said to be fever and is likely to retain certain TV shows and film projects.

This may mean, potentially, more active development of "Star Trek 4." Everyone, including PEG, loves the cast of those films, and making the head series will feel appropriate. Of course, the "Premier" timeline was re-activated, and actor Anton Jelcin-who was playing Pavel Shekov in the 2016 Kelvin-Doden films. But PEG thinks it can work. Indeed, he would like to see that the "Star Trek 4" has caught up with the characters after they have also passed a decade. According to his words:

"(Ellison's) big Star Trek Fan (who) takes care of the series. (...) I love those guys. Despite how we had a tragedy in our group, which was extremely painful, it would be wonderful to gather again. He has always said that scripts are developing and this. I think it's for a time. It would be nice to see us ten years after the five -year mission where we are. "

Ten years after the five -year mission? Not only is it smart, but it was previously working. This was the premise of the original feature films "Star Trek" in the 1970s and 80s. Specifically, that was the approach to Robert Wizz classic in 1979 "Old Trek: Movement image".

The original Star Trek series came out of the air in 1969, after suffering low grades during its three seasonal deadline. It would not be until the early 1970s, "Star Trek" will receive an audience, staying in the air through incessant repetitions. The Star Trek conventions began to form, and Star Trek has grown into a cultural phenomenon. By the end of the 1970s, interest in the show grew to the point that the restart was feasible. The creator of the show Genein Bornboys initially wanted to make a new TV series "Old Trek: Phase II", but it mutated in Resolutely non-grade "Star Trek: Motion Picture", Finally published in 1979.

For a decade since Trekis saw the characters together, much of the "moving image" was attracted. The characters were mostly departed and followed by independent career paths. Kirk (William Shatner), now Admiral, was no longer in command of the USS company. Almost the first half of the film is dedicated to the characters that introduce themselves, and showing that yes, they are all really a decade older and wiser. Everyone received promotions, and their views changed. The age of the characters even became a conspiracy in 1982 in 1982 at Star Trek II: The Star Trek II: Grate of Khan, a film that Kirk saw glasses for the aging of the eyeball.

That seems to seem to be a great approach to Star Trek 4. It was time for "Star Trek Beyond", and the characters probably moved from the previous five -year mission. It would be possible to unite, now in their 40s and 50s, with an open recognition for their age. Time will tell if "Star Trek 4" has actually been made, or any other Star Trek films, but PEG's idea is healthy.