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Titolo: Fuck you, Chris Pine

http://trekmovie.com/2016/06/17/chris-pine-you-cant-make-cerebral-star-trek-in-2016/
 
 
Chris Pine: “You can’t make cerebral Star Trek in 2016” *UPDATED*
SFX 276 COVER cover
 
| June 17, 2016 | By: Kayla Iacovino 170 comments so far
 
Chris Pine was one of many Star Trek Beyond stars to sit down with
Britain’s biggest SF and fantasy magazine, SFX, to talk Trek and more. On
making Trek in 2016, Pine said that, while the JJ films have tried to touch
on “demanding questions and themes”, it’s just not possible to make a movie
without “wham-bam explosions and planets blowing up”. Plus, SFX grabbed
exclusive interviews from Director Justin Lin, Karl Urban, John Cho, and
Soufia Boutella, who joins the cast as Jaylah.
 
[UPDATE]: Quote from Sofia Boutella on her new character, Jaylah, who has
the most in common with Kirk.
 
Issue 276 of SFX, Britain’s best-selling science fiction and fantasy
magazine, is celebrating the release of Star Trek Beyond with the film’s
first UK cover story and exclusive interviews with the cast and crew.
 
Chris Pine spoke about how Star Trek can compete in the modern cinema
marketplace.
 
    “You can’t make a cerebral Star Trek in 2016. It just wouldn’t work in
today’s marketplace. You can hide things in there – Star Trek Into Darkness
has crazy, really demanding questions and themes, but you have to hide it
under the guise of wham-bam explosions and planets blowing up. It’s very,
very tricky. The question that our movie poses is “Does the Federation mean
anything?” And in a world where everybody’s trying to kill one another all
of the time, that’s an important thing. Is working together important?
Should we all go our separate ways? Does being united against something
mean anything?” 
 
On rumors making the rounds way back when that Chris Pine was originally
going to share scenes with William Shatner, Chris said:
 
    “At this point there’s been so much built up about this potential
portentous meeting between the two Kirks… Fuck the movie, it would just
become about that. The movie can’t become about that. The movie has to be
about whatever story we’re trying to tell. It’d be fun, it’d be kitschy,
it’d be a great piece for you guys to talk about, and for late-night TV,
but above and beyond that I don’t know what it serves for our storytelling
purposes, you know?” 
 
STAR TREK BEYOND PINE
 
SFX also spoke with Director Justin Lin, who said that remembering Star
Trek’s mission statement was key to making Beyond.
 
    “What was so great about Star Trek in the last 50 years was not only
the characters, the sense of exploration, and these themes that connect to
us as human beings, it also had the ultimate mission statement — which is
to try new things. I think sometimes that gets lost. Let’s sometimes go to
places where we’re not that comfortable. If anything, this is the one
franchise where you can do that.” 
 
And, Lin’s favorite character? Why, Dr. McCoy of course:
 
    “Bones was my favourite growing up. So to be able to re-engineer Bones,
and to see where he is today but then at the same time how he would
interact with new challenges and how that would shape who he is and evolve
him… That was part of the joy.” 
 
STAR TREK BEYOND SPREADS
 
SFX 276 COVER
 
SFX 276 is on sale from Wednesday 22 June and available to order online.
 
[UPDATE 6/17]: Sofia Boutella talks Jaylah
Sofia Boutella’s new character Jaylah has been at the forefront of
advertising for Star Trek Beyond. It’s obvious she is going to play a
pivotal role in the film, but who is she? What’s her story? The actress
elaborated on her character, telling SFX:
 
    “Jaylah is a survivor, and she is someone who thinks outside of the
box. She’s an alien warrior, but her look is relatable to humans; her alien
appearance in the film is not extreme. She has more in common with Kirk
than anyone else in the film; they’re both very independent, and they’re
both very honest and direct in their approach. She makes her own weapons.” 
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A quei livelli di budget gli attori sono solo marionette i cui fili son 
tirati da altri.
 
Se io venissi pagato quanto è stato pagato lui per questi tre film sarei 
disposto a dire di tutto.
 
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disposto a dire di tutto.
 
Ma guarda che secondo me lui pensa davvero quelle cose, ed è pure peggio.
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 Ma guarda che secondo me lui pensa davvero quelle cose, ed è pure peggio.
 
Fa discorsi pragmatici ed anche corretti... da un certo punto di vista. :)
 
Io mi son messo il cuore in pace dai tempi di "Enterprise" e non 
m'aspetto più niente.
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Fa discorsi pragmatici ed anche corretti...
 
O___O ?
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 O___O ?
 
Dal punto di vista di chi gli ha messo in bocca quei ragionamenti, 
ovviamente.
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Può anche essere che quelle dichiarazioni siano conseguenze di
 ricerche di mercato:
forse c'è una discreta se non preponderante
 fetta di pubblico che non vuole uno Star Trek cerebrale.
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  fetta di pubblico che non vuole uno Star Trek cerebrale.
 
Quella discreta se non preponderante fetta di pubblico che spegne il 
cervello quando va al cinema. Il che non è, oggettivamente, un difetto. 
Ma "Star trek", quello vero, non è il prodotto che fa per loro.
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