Quentin Tarantino's "Star Trek" movie writer says the unmade pitch was "the greatest 'Star Trek' film."
"His vision was just to go hard. It was a hard R. It was going to be some ‘Pulp Fiction’ violence. Not a lot of the language, we saved a couple things for just special…
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Yeah but I really do want a gory bloody klingon battle. Seeing people get hit with batleths and nothing really happens can be disappointing. Tarantino would literally cut a guy in half.
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janeway murdered that one time, and Picard destroyed thousands of lives as a Borg and that one time he just killed Assimilated Enterprise crew members
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Oh, fer sure, fer sure. SUPER edgy and dark.
Not like Star Trek where dark things like murder, bribery, and war crimes just don't happ-...
I'm sorry, you want me to watch what right quick?
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I'm sure it would have been an over the top violent extravaganza, but still fall short of depicting the lengths DS9's characters went to get things done.
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Paramount should be begging Tarantino to make a Trek movie rather than resisting the idea. The Kelvin pictures are dead anyway. Let him bring them back to life cooler than they ever were. (Psst. That’s kind of what he does.)
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I have respect for Tarantino as a filmmaker but anyone who looks at Star Trek and thinks "what this needs is some real ultraviolence" is...well, a Klingon, probably, but I'm...okay I absolutely would watch the Klingon Opera version of Star Trek MY POINT IS