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By GustavoLeao / 16:51, 12 June 2011 / Star Trek: Nemesis
Writers Roberto Orci, Alex Kurtzman, and Damon Lindelof talked for forty minutes
about their 2009 Star Trek movie, and about Star Trek XII at the LA Times Hero Complex Film Festival. TrekMovie.com posted highlights, quotes and a video clip and here are few excerpts.
Lindelof: We often referred to the destruction of Vulcan as the 9/11
moment of [Star Trek 2009]. There had to be an event that was so
significant that it allows you to change the Trek universe, not just for the
purposes of the first movie, but moving forward. The idea of saying, if you did
something that huge, what would be the effect of that rippling outwards?
Lindelof: We love Trek too, but we want to also blaze our own trail here. The idea of just kind of playing cover songs and classics again – we feel like there has to be a little of that, but there has to be a lot of original music in the set list to be worthy of your time and attention. You don’t want to see a remake, you want to see a new movie.
Lindelof: That was the only way we could make it work, because we said, we can’t be bound by the incredible canon of Trek, because the Chekov knowing Khan thing [continuity error from Star Trek II] would have just been the tip of the iceberg. It would also hamstring us in a way because if you watch the movie you would know that no one could die and nothing bad could happen to anybody, because they have to grow up and go on the adventures we saw them have. And we also didn’t want to replay those adventures, because everybody knows the outcomes.
Orci: We also didn’t want to erase what came before, so that is why we decided to sort of update time-travel. It is not the rules of Back to the Future. It is the rules of more modern theories, of creating an alternate universe. It explains why some of the characters do what they do. Spock doesn’t try to fix the timeline because there is no such thing as fixing the timeline, they are just in a new universe that is going on its own. That had been done is some of the previous Star Trek series, but not in the movies.
More from the writers and a video at TrekMovie.

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