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They discuss how Abrams got involved in Star Trek, the challenges he faced in creating a reboot, the influence of Richard Donner’s "Superman," making a movie for non-Star Trek fans, how Sequels usually rip off “the wrong thing”, and redeveloping the iconic characters. Abrams also discusses how he became interested in film and filmmaking, meeting his idol Steven Spielberg, how technology has changed storytelling, how spectacle can only work to serve the humanity of the story, the importance of the mystery box, how the audience fills in the blanks, and his writing process.
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I saw the J.J. Abrams movie. It was OK but I wouldn't see it again because it simply was "Cops and Robbers in Outer Space."
I think the original Star Trek was a combination of moral problems. Some were based on stories written in 50's.
One was about the Arab and Israeli conflict. Here are two people who looked exactly alike but half the body was black on one side. The other was white on the other. Both gentleman were forever going to fight forever. Star Trek could only sit and watch.
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