One actor Star Trek believes that the legendary sci-fi “dying”

In the 2025 television film “Star: Section 3,”, “Star Fleet” collects a loose group of freelance criminals and mercenaries to get a craftsmen’s weapon from a mysterious robbery. The mercenaries do not know the true identity of A-Hole, but they know that the vessel’s weapon was built by their own leader, a vicious tyrant by Empress Georgiu (Michel EO). The character of Empress Georgius first appeared in the “Star Way: Opening”, and it was repeatedly created as a terrible monster. She killed literally billion people, rolling people for the sake of pleasure and is a cannibal. Despite this, it is presented in “Section 31” as a loose gun capable of leading a variegated crew of sci-fantastic failures on the mission of heroism.

One of the members of the section of section 31 is physically strong, but mentally dim super-cibur named Zef (Robert Kazinski). He wears a giant mechanical exoskeleton that enhances his body, making his “muscle” crew. He has several “comedic”, in which he cannot understand his instructions, and does not quite understand when the ship’s day he is looking for is called “armed” or “God’s end”.

“Section 31” was quite poorly considered (though the movie review found some positive qualities about it)Having scored only 19% ranking on Rotten Tomatoes, the smallest Star Path project in Franchise. Kazinski has the theory why. The actor/boxer seems to have encountered many people who are not familiar with the new “Star Trek”, leaving him, feeling that decades of sci-fi series slip into the unknown. MoreSo as shown by Kazin In a recent interview with Treknation PodcastThe executive producer “Star Way” Alex Kurtman believes that the “star path” dies. Old fans are interested in setting up, but Kurtzman does not see new, young fans who enter the stage.

Kazinski confessed that when he was offered the role of Zef in “Section 31”, he had the same thing as many hikes. Fans “Star Way” work hot and cold about the idea of ​​section 31; If Starfleet requires shadow cabal, similar to the CIA that commit the murder secret to keep the federation utopia, then it is not really a utopia. Mares, however, Kazinski was shocked when his boss told him right on his face that the franchise dies. Alex Kurtzman seems to be overseeing the franchise in a state of reduction. Kazinski did not believe him until he went to the gym to talk about the “star path” with young boxers, and indeed, none of the children knew a lot about the “star path”. He said:

“I talked to Alex, and I talked (directed by Olatund Asunsani), and they explained to me that the” Star Way “dies. And I don’t know if people know it, but … I was talking about the” star path “in my gym where I fight, I know, I am a boxer, but They train with them – (and) did not know what. ” You imagine this? I liked: “No, the star path” and they were: “Um, I think I heard about it.”

Kazinski noted that the fan base for the “star campaign” was always big and hot, but, in terms of number, it never corresponded to the huge pop -fondr something like “Star Wars” or “Harry Potter”. Perhaps not, but this is unlikely unclear.

Kazinski also repeated something that Kurtzman explained to him, and that’s what the old world couples could disrupt. Kurtzman said the franchise was dated. At least he felt that young people seeking action and incidents would not tune in to the first seasons “Star Trek: The Next Generation” when it moves slowly and has bad production values. And when it comes to the original series since 1966, Kazinski and Kurtzman thought there was no way to set up a modern child. So, why it was in order when “Section 3” was a more traditional action: it was a Kurtzman’s attempt and a company to get to the thigh, a youth audience.

“They explained to me very clearly, and as soon as I heard it, I lagged behind this movie 100%: you should make different Star Trek fragrances at another time. You should try to bring new people. It was done to make people to learn more about the” star path “.

He also noted that “Section 3 3” was never loaded with exposition, canonical details or good characters. The action was key.

For Trekkies, these statements are annoyed. The “Star Way” is better if it no dedicated to actions. Kurtzman seems to be hoping to lure the “youth vote” by turning the “star path” into what is the “Star Way” anathema. Neither Kurzman nor Kazinski seems to believe that the Star Way can capture a modern audience of scientifically-minded teenagers or science fiction, ready to lose themselves in the world dedicated to peace, affiliation and diplomacy. We can say that diplomacy is not hips for a modern audience, but it is definitely good for the franchise for almost 60 years.