‘Star Trek’ trata de devolver el optimismo a su futuro tras 60 años viajando por el espacio
La veterana saga no rueda nada nuevo ni en televisión ni cine por primera vez en una década, y se enfrenta a la fusión de una Paramount más conservadora y a lograr capturar al público juvenil tras varios tropiezos
"Star Trek" aims to restore optimism to its future after 60 years of exploring space. Sixty years ago, on September 8, 1966, those words first echoed across the primitive television screens in the United States. The journey of the Starship Enterprise began in 2266, setting sail for "where no one had ever gone before." Today, with almost 1,000 episodes spanning 13 series, the franchise has reached places that few fictional universes have ventured before, yet it still faces doubts about its future and lacks the optimism that defines its concept.
Unlike the Klingons and Borgs, its adversaries are powerful Hollywood conservatives, an oversaturated industry, and a young audience that struggles to connect with it.
Written by urgent.news from El Pais's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.
