Aaaand sauce money wrote I’ll be missing you.
So Tarantino May Direct The Next Star Trek Movie
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Aaaand sauce money wrote I’ll be missing you.
Jeffrey Lebowski
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Let him fukk around in the next gen time period. Just pictured Samuel L as Sisko and I'm not sure whether it's 
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Devilinurear
Veteran
*punches QLet him fukk around in the next gen time period. Just pictured Samuel L as Sisko and I'm not sure whether it's
I am tired of these motherfukking q,s in my motherfukking station!
Beam me up, nikka!Get hyped to hear the N-word in space brehs.
I'm a doctor not a mothafukkin interior designer, nikka!
KLINGON MOTHERfukkER DO YOU SPEAK IT?
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K.O.N.Y
Superstar
I could see him doing star wars as well
Imagine a tarintino Boba Fett/Bounty hunter movie
Imagine a tarintino Boba Fett/Bounty hunter movie
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Was listening to the collider podcast and they said that Tarantino was on a another podcast not that long ago and mentioned some of his favorite Star Trek OS episodes and how'd he hypothetically stretch some of those episodes into a feature film.
If anyone knows the names of those particular episodes please share them, it would be greatly appreciated.
If anyone knows the names of those particular episodes please share them, it would be greatly appreciated.
It’s a nerdist podcast from 2015. Just search nerdist for that year and you’ll see his name. Or google his name and nerdist
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found it....
“I would be more inclined to do a Star Trek kind of thing rather than Star Wars ... I haven’t 'considered' considered it, like I’m going to do it, but I did web spin a little bit about the idea."
More specifically, Tarantino cited the fan-favorite time traveling episodes "The City on the Edge of Forever" from Star Trek: The Original Series and "Yesterday's Enterprise" from Star Trek: The Next Generation.
"The obvious one would be 'The City on the Edge of Forever.' That's what everyone would go to, but there's a reason why everyone would go to that! It's one of the classic stories of all time. And one of the great time travel stories."
"I think one of the best episodes of 'Star Trek' ever written was for [Star Trek: The Next Generation]. I actually think that [Yesterday's Enterprise] is not only one of the great space stories, but the way it dealt with the mythology of the whole thing — that actually could bare a two hour treatment."
He then explained how he would expand the episode into a two hour feature by using "Yesterday's Enterprise" as a case study. If it were up to Tarantino, he would delve into the themes and plot threads that were glossed over due to the limitations of shooting a TV show's episode.
"The whole thing with that episode [Yesterday's Enterprise] that was so cool, they save the ship, but little do they know by saving the ship it's actually in a different time period — but they don’t know that. But what ends up happening is — because they screwed up with the timeline, everything changes. The characters don’t know it, but we know it. And the thing about it is, it turns out that the Klingons and the humans on earth have been having this hundred year war that's been going on, and it's just the bloodiest war imaginable in the history of any universe."
In Yesterday's Enterprise, the crew of the U.S.S. #Enterprise (under the command of Patrick Stewart's #CaptainPicard) rescues a heavily damaged ship that was believed to have been destroyed decades ago. What Picard and his crew don't realize is that the ship they rescued comes from an alternate timeline, and saving it causes a rift in their present that now sees the Federation caught in a long and bloody war with the Klingons.
The episode is still regarded as one of the best in Star Trek's long and illustrious history, with many citing it as one of the show's smartest stories. Quentin Tarantino clearly agrees with this, and his proposal of turning the episode into a movie is definitely an interesting one that fans would love to see. However, there's still no word as to whether his version of Captain Picard and company would listen to classic tunes and eat Big Kahuna Burgers before hitting warp speed.
Quentin Tarantino Shares His Idea For A Future 'Star Trek' Movie
"Did you notice a sign out in front of the Enterprise that said dead Klingon storage?"
Also for anyone excited or blown by this there’s a good chance he won’t direct it 
just going off of history it’ll have a story by credit for him and someone else will direct it.
just going off of history it’ll have a story by credit for him and someone else will direct it.