'Star Trek 2' Starts Production In The month of january

Escape your Starfleet uniforms as well as your Vulcan ears, because "Star Trek 2" comes with an official filming start date. TrekMovie has found that shooting is placed to begin on The month of january 15 for any 2013 release date. This virtually lines track of what we should know, but it is nice to possess confirmation on the planned start date thinking about just how much "Trek 2" continues to be pressed back. Apparently authors Roberto Orci, Alex Kurtzman and Damon Lindelof will also be busy going for a third pass in the script, but TrekMovie thinks that they are only trying out minor things and also the movie in general is placed to visit. A lot of the look work continues to be completed for that film, and construction has began on a few of the new sets needed. Apparently director J.J. Abrams and also the production team are thinking about re-using most of the sets in the 2009 film like the USS Enterprise, so they have one step within the right direction. Talking about sets, though, Abrams has apparently been missing all of the tropical environments he got to cope with on "Lost" because he's thinking about heading to Hawaii for "Trek 2." He's seriously thinking about turning the place right into a "jungle planet." The film will even shoot in a La museum to face set for such a source told TrekMovie is really a "famous Star Trek location." As the primary cast is coming back for that film, no new roles happen to be cast yet. Benicio Del Toro has been eyed to experience the brand new "Trek" villain. Are you currently glad "Star Trek 2" comes with an official filming start date? Inform us within the comments section below or on Twitter!