Star Trek: Picard’s last season is going to look and sound somewhat different than the first two. Terry Matalas took over as showrunner subsequent to being co-showrunner in Star Trek: Picard Season 2. As fans might have seen in the trailer delivered on Star Trek Day, Matalas is attempting to bring the wizardry of Star Trek films to the Paramount+ streaming series’ last excursion, welcoming on another overseer of photography and new arranger to get that going. He’s additionally bringing back the Star Trek: The Cutting edge cast, with LeVar Burton, Michael Dorn, Jonathan Frakes, Doors McFadden, Marina Sirtis, and Brent Spiner joining Patrick Stewart on the show.

Matalas addressed TrekMovie about the change in style. He likewise proposed a suggestion to anybody watching the series when it debuts in February.

“It is altogether different,” he said. “We truly needed to make this as cinematic an encounter as could be expected. In the event that there would not have been a last Star Trek: The Cutting edge film then this 10-episode series would serve that and feel like that. So when it emerges, my proposal is switch out the lights, pop some popcorn, and you got 10 parts in front of you that ought to feel as cinematic as could really be expected.”

Be that as it may, will there be a real at long last Star Trek: The Cutting edge film? Stewart said he figures there ought to be during his appearance at San Diego Comic-Con, however maker Alex Kurtzman noticed that Star Trek: Picard Season 3 essentially is what such a film would be. All things considered, he precluded nothing.

“I feel that here and there season three is that,” Kurtzman said. “Obviously, I mean, look, on the off chance that you all affection it, we should find out what occurs.”

“I remember watching the debut of Star Trek: The Cutting edge just about a long time back with my dad like it was yesterday. It was the flash that touched off my adoration for sci-fi,” Matalas expressed bringing back the Cutting edge cast in a press discharge. “In this way, it’s most fitting that the narrative of Jean-Luc Picard closes respecting the beginning, with his dearest and most faithful companions from the U.S.S. Venture. It would be putting it mildly to say that offering these characters a legitimate farewell is an honor. The whole Star Trek: Picard group and I can hardly trust that fans will encounter this last, high-stakes, starship-bound experience in season three!”

Star Trek: Picard’s first two seasons are streaming now on Paramount+. Star Trek: Picard Season 3 debuts on February sixteenth.