Skeptical Fans Beware: Star Trek 4 Movie Update: Full Steam Ahead!

Summary

Star Trek 4 has faced numerous delays and obstacles, leading to skepticism among fans about its actual release.

The project, as confirmed by writer-director Lindsey Anderson Beer, is still underway despite the challenges. She expresses her fondness for everyone involved.

Fans, on the other hand, voice their concerns and make light-hearted jokes about the uncertain fate of Star Trek 4. They compare it to mythical creatures and stress the importance of watching it in theaters before truly believing its existence.

During an interview with Collider, Lindsey Anderson Beer, the writer-director of the film Pet Sematary: Bloodlines, was questioned about the progress of Star Trek 4, a project she was involved in as a screenwriter. Her response caught the attention of fans eagerly awaiting news about the movie's status.

The project is still in progress, and I have a deep affection for it. In order to focus on directing this movie, I had to temporarily leave the project, which was a difficult decision. However, I greatly appreciate everyone involved in that project. Consequently, fans expressed skepticism about the development of Star Trek 4, leading to a number of Tweets. Take a look at some of the responses to the recent Star Trek 4 news below:

@dramadork884 provides a sensible reaction, particularly considering the disappointments of the past few years where assurances of Star Trek 4 were followed by writers and directors abandoning the project.

@jimsrippedshirt shares a widely appreciated Kevin James meme, humorously highlighting the uncertainty surrounding the certainty of Star Trek 4 at Paramount.

@jxvipike pleads for the return of Simon Pegg, Doug Jung, and Justin Lin for Star Trek 4. Pegg and Jung collaborated on the writing of Star Trek Beyond, while Lin took on the directorial duties. Although Star Trek Beyond didn't perform as well at the box office compared to Star Trek 2009 and Star Trek Into Darkness, it came closest to capturing the essence of Star Trek: The Original Series.

It's understandable for @Larkistin89 to be skeptical, as believing in the existence of Star Trek 4 might be challenging until it is actually being showcased in movie theaters before your very eyes.

@musicpaladin cheekily equates Star Trek 4 to famous creatures like the Loch Ness Monster and Bigfoot; often rumored about, but proof is required it even exists.

Source: Collider, Twitter/X