Do you want to see an R rated Star Trek film directed by Quentin Tarantino?

Yes.
Yet I am concerned that he is not writing it.
He needs to write and direct for it to be truly a Tarantino movie.

I also wish he was writing it. Tarantino has a remarkable flair for conversational dialog. I am sure he will punch up the script before filming.

“We should have photon torpedoes for this shit!”

It should star Samuel L. Jackson as Benjamin Sisko.

“Enough is Enough! I’ve had it with these motherfucking tribbles on this motherfucking ship!”

HELL YES!

I would love a Tarantino sci-fi

I’ve read where Patrick Stewart has expressed interest in reprising the role of Jean-Luc Picard in a Tarantino Trek!

Well, since I could only make myself watch 1.1 JJ-Abrams-reboot Trek films, and I tend to like Tarantino films, yeah sure.

Who the frak is to write it?

I believe they have yet to decide that.
By the way, the “last” in “the last jedi” is plural in the german title.
Make of that what you will.

Yeees, I’d love to see that!

Btw, I am always changing the dialogues in my head when I watch a movie. The new ST films, every Harry Potter film, and many others have so much profanity in my version… I cannot even begin to tell you…

I don’t like any of Quentin Tarantino’s movies, in fact I loathe them, but if Zachary Quinto and the “new” gang, or any of the originals, or any of the gang from Voyager, or STNG, are in them, I’s be willing to check it out.

@ragingloli

Rian Johnson has been quoted as saying that it’s not plural.

@rockfan
Well, then he is either lying or wrong, because the official titles are plural.

Blood everywhere!

Maybe. As long as there’s science fiction in the story not just action and melodrama.

Set phasers on “N” word…

Nope. For over 50 years Trek has been available to younger as well as older fans. Why discriminate now?