J.J. Abrams Beams Around 'Star Trek 2' Director's Chair

FROM MTV MOVIES: Sometimes, in the event you wait extended enough (and blog with sufficient contentration), the planet will hear your cries of anguish and soothe these with a sizable glass of thirst-quenching Romulan Ale. Or, better still, provide confirmation that J.J. Abrams has finally dedicated to pointing the "Star Trek" follow-up. Either in situation, you're pretty psyched. After showing he used to be up up about pointing the anticipated follow-up to his very effective reboot in the space franchise, NY Magazine's Vulture blog is verifying that Abrams is onboard which pre-production is showed up. Stating not named affiliates familiar with the "Super 8" director's plans, Vulture reported the script is predicted to become completed by month's finish which shooting could begin this winter. Entertainment Weekly confirmed what is the news on Wednesday (September 14). Abrams recently finished shooting the fourth "Mission: Impossible" movie, "Ghost Protocol" which again stars Tom Cruise, as well as Ving Rhames, Jeremy Renner, Josh Holloway and Paula Patton has hedged formerly about whether he'd occupy another tour concerning the Enterprise before a killer script reaches place. In August, he told Collider, "Whenever you say, 'We're ready, but we don't use a finished script yet,' or, 'I'm pointing the main one factor and here's the release date, but we don't use a finished script,' what starts to happen is always that you're out of the blue in production about the movie where you stand thinking, 'Oh my God, i was not necessarily ready!' " See the full story at MTV Movies!