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By T'Bonz
April 26, 2008 - 2:40 AM

Working on Star Trek XI was exciting and challenging, according to J.J. Abrams.

As reported by Livevideo.com, Abrams finds Star Trek XI to be a "huge, massive epic film."

Just as most have nothing but praise for Abrams, so does Abrams have praise for the Star Trek XI cast. "The cast is spectacular," he said. Abrams went on to enthuse about his time working on Star Trek XI. "We wrapped production on Star Trek last week and we're editing now," he said. "It was the most exciting, challenging, but satisfying experience. The movie is, I think, so much fun. I'm just dying for you to see it."

Now that Star Trek XI has finished and is being edited, Abrams will be moving on to other projects. Next up is the comedy Hot for Teacher. Hot for Teacher is about three high school boys who make a pact to have sex before they graduate. One of them sets his sights on their attractive teacher.

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