Quentin Tarantino mentions possible adaptations to film episodes of Star Trek

Cinema 25 September, 2017

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Star Trek : Discovery comes to show his avatar, and the opportunity was too good to dig up an interesting declaration of Quentin Tarantino.

Nobody will be surprised to see the director to know the deductible on the tip of your fingers, but then as the series makes its return (and that we have not yet had time to address the issue), take advantage of its lights.

In fact, in 2015, Quentin Tarantino explained how he preferred the saga that we are interested in him seems to be superior to Star Wars, and pays homage to the creativity and the control of Gene Roddenberry, as well as those who prolonged his work. This is what he mentions during the promotion of the 8 Guys, on the famous podcast The Nerdist.

Sonequa Martin-Green and Michelle Yeoh in Star Trek : Discovery

“Some of these episodes are fantastic, and their only limits were the budgets of the years 60, as well as a shooting strait in eight days. And having said that, they have done a splendid job. We could take some of the great episodes of Star Trek, the classic and easily extend it to 90 minutes or more, for a great result.

The most obvious would be City on the Edge of Forever, this is the one that everyone would choose, and there is a reason for this. It is a tale, a timeless classic, and one of the best stories of time travel. However, in exploring this concept, I believe that the best episode of Star Trek of all time has been written for Star Trek : The next Generation… this is Yesterday’s Enterprise. I consider it a great story, not only of science fiction, but in the game she sets in with the mythology. It handled very well, a treatment of two hours. “

In the episode of worship City on the Edge of Forever (Setbacks), Kirk and Spock went back in time, to prevent one of their own to change the past since the 30s. In Yesterday’s Enterprise, the anomaly time triggered the arrival in this of a ship and ally that drastically alters the space-time continuum, transforming the Enterprise into a warship. History of sacrifice, of paradoxes, it is one of the richest and most successful Star Trek.