slashfilm.com — Hot Fuzz and Shaun of the Dead star Simon Pegg has been cast as Scotty and Harold and Kumar star John Cho has been cast as Sulu in JJ Abrams’ Star Trek, which has a reported $150+ million budget (more than twice as much as the biggest Trek movie to date).
Oct 12, 2007 View in Crawl 4
nekura20x6Oct 12, 2007
Wasn't Matt Damon attached to play Kirk at one point? He's got the look of a young, strapping Shatner. Chris Pine looks more like Captain Pike IMHO.
krizzleOct 12, 2007
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xisterOct 13, 2007
Wow- how old are you?
scarfyOct 13, 2007
And that's why Star Trek just won't die.
dumbledoritoOct 13, 2007
Okay, watch the episode where DS-9 has a fight with the Klingon Empire and "talks" Gauron out of attacking (which was pretty lame).Then watch the Babylon-5 episode DS-9 was trying to emulate, "Severed Dreams." B-5 declares its independence from Earth, and, in essence, starts a human civil war. It was MUCH better story.
scrumdiddlyOct 14, 2007
Enterprise had a hard time because it sucked. Its timescale was irrelevent.
kidd3ckzOct 16, 2007
and you fail c**k bag licking ass monster but you beam my dick up
lamenewsOct 28, 2007
all star trek movies are good by default!