Paramount Pictures will release “Star Trek 3″ on July 8, 2016 — marking the 50-year anniversary of the television launch of the landmark science-fiction series.
“Star Trek 3″ is the first title to be dated for July 8, 2016. Steven Spielberg’s “The BFG” and Warner Bros.’ live-action “Tarzan” open a week earlier.
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Sweet! I'll be there!
ReplyDelete50th anniversary?
ReplyDeleteCome on, please just let there be a final scene with Shatner, Nimoy, Koening, Nichols and Takei *_*
2 weeks before Power Rangers. They'll get crashed! *_*
ReplyDelete2016 is such a busy year with awesomeness.
ReplyDeleteCap 3, Attack on Titans 2,Sherlock 4 , Batman v Superman, Deadpool, Xmen Apocolypes, Suicide Squad and Avatar 2.
Star trek isn't on the same level, but I am looking forward to it.
So glad they managed to get a Director sorted so they can mark the 50th Anniversary. I would love if it if a new Trek TV series could be launched in 2016 as well though I doubt it will happen.
ReplyDeleteIt seems like star trek tv is a thing of the past, and most good scifi tv seems to be going that way as well. Not that I dislike scifi tv myself, but the majority does not seem to like it at all.
ReplyDeleteDr. Strange as well I believe
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately there is a little problem with that because when Viacom divided a few years ago the film rights went to Paramont still part of Viacom and the TV rights went to CBS. To do something in the new continuity it would be really complicated. Actually it would be really complicated to do something and uphold continuity. A lot of people want this type of storytelling that can only happen in the media of TV.
ReplyDeleteI wish the two sides could get together and do something like Disney and Marvel are doing with the MCU where there are TV shows in the same universe as the films and everything meshes together to tell different stories but I don't see that happening anytime soon. Also people would probably complain about the special effects not being on the same level in the TV show as in the movies.
It's not that people dislike it, the problem is the cost is too high to do it right (no one enjoys really bad CGI), and they are often cancelled before they are finished because the costs increase over the years to the point they aren't profitable, which then drives even more viewers away because everyone hates networks that cancel their favorite shows.
ReplyDeleteDoes that date work for the North Koreans?
ReplyDeleteRight, but im not really familiar with Dr Strange thats why I didnt list it as my top 2016 most anticipated movie.
ReplyDeleteAwesome! Now I know what I'll be doing for my birthday in 2016. ^_^
ReplyDeleteAhh makes sense. I totally am in the same boat, don't know much about strange but I have total faith that Marvel will make me much more interested after the movie
ReplyDeleteI think ill be swept away by it too as I also have total faith in Marvel. I'm going to see it, but i wont be first in line for this movie. Maybe the trailer will change my mind.
ReplyDeleteThor is a similar case. I dont know a lot about it and its now one of my top fav Marvel movie.