"Machete 2" script completes "Star Trek 2" story line determines

"Machete 2" completed the "Star Trek 2" story line to determine Sina Entertainment Beijing December 3 News, according to foreign media reports, "Machete 2" (Machete Kills) script has been written, and the Star Trek 2 (Star Trek 2) story has made significant progress. "Machete 2" was written, according to the film starring Danny Trejo, Robert Rodriguez (Robert Rodriguez) has written the script of the Machete 2, he said: "I asked him when he began to write the script, he replied that I had already written." So we're going to start filming the next one soon. "Danny Techo said he was shocked by the popularity of the machete, saying:" We advertise the film all over the world, and many people let me sign their machete. I don't think Robert-Rodriguez would have thought the film would be so popular. Now everyone is waiting for machete 2. So come on, Robert-Rodriguez.　　"It is revealed that not only the machete 2 was put on the agenda," Scimitar 3 "also has a filming plan. "Star Trek 2" has been set in an interview, screenwriter Alex-Kurtzman (Alex Kurtzman) said: "We have initially set the story line, the story is very exciting." I think we face a big challenge in the preparation of the second part. When filming the first part, because it was a whole new series, people didn't know what the story of Star Trek was going to be, so we had to listen to a lot of people, look for the interesting things in Star Trek, and then settle down and write the script. In writing the second part, we're going back to the process, thinking about what we want to see, what the details of Star Trek can impress us, how much left we can use, and so on. Roberto Ozzie, Rpoberto Orci, added that people now know the tone of the new series, and everyone wants to see something interesting in it, and that their stories will be consistent with the old animated series and interact. Star Trek first made the series independent of the cartoons, but they still look for inspiration in animated cartoons, even if they want to write a new story, and make the movie look like a cartoon. (Wormy)