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Justin Lim has just been announced as director of the next Star Trek film, replacing the previously announced Roberto Orci. Tyler has already scored five films for Lin, including three of the Fast/Furious films, and has also scored episodes of Enterprise, so he seems like the logical choice.
But then again, James Horner had scored two Jack Ryan films and three Phil Alden Robinson films (two features, one MOW) when Robinson hired Goldsmith to score Sum of All Fears, so one can't predict this stuff with mathematical precision.
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Dec 22, 2014 - 10:12 PM
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Justin Lim has just been announced as director of the next Star Trek film, replacing the previously announced Roberto Orci. Tyler has already scored five films for Lin, including three of the Fast/Furious films, and has also scored episodes of Enterprise, so he seems like the logical choice.
But then again, James Horner had scored two Jack Ryan films and three Phil Alden Robinson films (two features, one MOW) when Robinson hired Goldsmith to score Sum of All Fears, so one can't predict this stuff with mathematical precision.
The idea that Tyler in your mind has not already graduated without needing a Star Trek movie is amusing. After all, Tyler was doing more projects before Giacchino got a shot at Star Trek.
I'm sure the film is going to suck, like the other 2, but at least Tyler can be trusted.
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Dec 22, 2014 - 10:44 PM
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MikeP
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Justin Lim has just been announced as director of the next Star Trek film, replacing the previously announced Roberto Orci. Tyler has already scored five films for Lin, including three of the Fast/Furious films, and has also scored episodes of Enterprise, so he seems like the logical choice.
But then again, James Horner had scored two Jack Ryan films and three Phil Alden Robinson films (two features, one MOW) when Robinson hired Goldsmith to score Sum of All Fears, so one can't predict this stuff with mathematical precision.
The idea that Tyler in your mind has not already graduated without needing a Star Trek movie is amusing. After all, Tyler was doing more projects before Giacchino got a shot at Star Trek.
I'm sure the film is going to suck, like the other 2, but at least Tyler can be trusted.
I think the only thing Scott was asking is, is Tyler going to "graduate" from TV Star Trek to big screen. Just the transition from small screen STAR TREK to big screen. That's all.
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Justin Lim has just been announced as director of the next Star Trek film, replacing the previously announced Roberto Orci. Tyler has already scored five films for Lin, including three of the Fast/Furious films, and has also scored episodes of Enterprise, so he seems like the logical choice.
But then again, James Horner had scored two Jack Ryan films and three Phil Alden Robinson films (two features, one MOW) when Robinson hired Goldsmith to score Sum of All Fears, so one can't predict this stuff with mathematical precision.
The idea that Tyler in your mind has not already graduated without needing a Star Trek movie is amusing. After all, Tyler was doing more projects before Giacchino got a shot at Star Trek.
I'm sure the film is going to suck, like the other 2, but at least Tyler can be trusted.
I think the only thing Scott was asking is, is Tyler going to "graduate" from TV Star Trek to big screen. Just the transition from small screen STAR TREK to big screen. That's all.
That is pretty much exactly what I meant. I certainly didn't mean that scoring a Star Trek film was a big step up from scoring, say, the imminent Avengers sequel, which will in all likelihood be seen by a lot more people than will see Star Trek 3/13.
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JJ Abrams is still producing. Giacchino will score.
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Well, it will be interesting to see what happens.
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Tyler would be awesome for this
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Since the film franchise is getting its first-ever non-Caucasian director, it'd be really cool if it could get its first non-Caucasian composer too...but crap, there's a real shortage of those in Hollywood!
I mean, would Terence Blanchard do it? The guy channeled Goldsmith pretty successfully for Inside Man so maybe he fits with Trek more than most people would think. But I'm thinking he wouldn't be interested...
On the other hand, there is talent among younger composers too...
http://www.georgeshawmusic.com/
Let's give Shaw the big break he deserves!
Yavar
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I don't have any confirmed news about that, but stay tuned, guys! 
