That said, Jung has some pretty good ideas in there too. Would adding familiar elements from commercial blockbusters revitalize Star Trek, or kill it?
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The problem with this kind of thinking, she argues, is that there are already 800 other movies full of espionage stories and tough-guy military stories, and they all run completely counter to the philosophy behind Star Trek and the very ingredients that make it so unique. TrekMovie editor Kayla Iacovino expressed her disdain for the concept, along with an illustration for good measure. We’ve heard the Zero Dark Thirty idea before last year, a Paramount exec told Wired Magazine that he had given some thought to the areas of the Star Trek universe that “haven’t been taken advantage of” proposing both “Star Trek: Zero Dark Thirty” and “the SEAL Team Six of the Star Trek universe”. There’s the big action tentpole feel of Star Trek and the Enterprise, but why not try to do something that’s the Zero Dark Thirty version of Star Trek, or one that introduces some younger characters at the Academy? It’s a franchise that can support different styles of movies. When asked about the future of the Star Trek franchise, including the possibility of spin off series and films, Doug Jung expressed his excitement over a Star Trek universe that includes darker, more action-oriented movies and even tossed around the idea of a “Starfleet Academy” movie. Jung talked to Entertainment Weekly recently about the process of writing the movie, his onscreen role as Sulu’s husband, and his thoughts on where the franchise could go next. Doug Jung, co-writer of Star Trek Beyond, brings up that Zero Dark Thirty thing again.
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