Hasbro CEO Chris Cocks has told Bloomberg that they will no longer be co-financing films based on Hasbro IP. While Hasbro will continue to license its IP to other film companies such as Lionsgate and Sony, Hasbro is stepping out of the film business with the disappointing box office returns of...
In TOS, its one of 13 ships of the line. The Constitution class was a big deal and the Enterprise and her crew had some famous adventures. Famous enough that Star Fleet took their ship's insignia as their own. It wasn't the Federation flagship in TOS but it was a top of the line ship. When the...
Well, the thing is that the class was designed to be upgradable, and it was just constantly upgraded for decades, while Star Fleet played around with other classes of ships like the Constellation and the Ambassador. So the Excelsior and the Miranda class ships just became the work horses of Star...
Ok, so what Kirk says to Spock at the start of the last film is that the crew is due to stand down in three months that they "did their bit for king and country". So apparently, they did complete their shake-down cruise and their 5-year mission as they were already back and preparing for...
I am sure that there is a lot of beta cannon answers for that. However, canon wise, we don't know much. Just what Kirk says at the beginning of 6 when he is arguing with Spock.
That was done intentionally. See it leaked out to the newsletters and fandom that they were bringing Spock back. So to compensate for this major spoiler, they decided to shock the audience by blowing up the Enterprise.
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