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|    Al Smith to All    |
|    Re: [NEWS] - Singer Considers Trek Movie    |
|    06 Dec 05 00:54:03    |
      XPost: alt.startrek, alt.tv.star-trek, alt.tv.star-trek.enterprise       From: invalid@address.com              >> Know what Paramount should do? They should comission a series of ten       limited budget Trek films by different well known directors, and run them as a       miniseries on television. Just let the directors do whatever stories they       wanted to do. They could put        the Trek special effects team at the disposal of the different directors as       their films came up, so all the films would have a nice, uniform look and       feel. It would be fascinating to see what fresh minds would do with the Trek       universe       >       >       > Quentin Tarantino: "Kill Trill"       > David Lynch: "Eraserforehead"       > Spike Jonze: "Being William Shatner"       > Elia Kazan: "Klingon The Waterfront"       > Steve Smith: "The Red Green (blood) Show"       > Roland Emmerich: "The Stardate After Tomorrow"       > George Lucas: "The (Terran) Empire Strikes Back"       > Steven Spielberg: "Close Encounters of the Vulcan Kind"       > Stanley Kubrick (yeah, yeah, I know he's dead, I just don't give a trout):       "Spatial Anomalies Wide Shut" or "2001: A Space Odo-ssey"       > That Guy Who Directed 'Moulin Rouge' And The Weird LeoDiCaprio Version Of       Romeo & Juliet: "Fish Jokes A-Go-Go"              A worthy list, noteworthy for its randomness. Let me see if I can       come up with a list of my own that is equally irrelevant. Now       watch, as I gather ten directors into my shining silver net.              1) Chris Carter: "The Third Moon"       2) Joss Whedon: "Rebirth of the Federation"       3) Peter Jackson: "Attack from Andromeda"       4) Brian DePalma: "Their Myriad Wicked Ways"       5) Wes Craven: "Light of a Dark Sun"       6) John Carpenter: "Landrew Returns"       7) James Cameron: "Space Eaters"       8) Michael Mann: "The Farpoint Affair"       9) Ron Howard: "Klingons Do Cry"       10) Terry Gilliam: "The End of Everything"              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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