10 Questions From The ‘Star Trek 2′ Trailers

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  1. why doesn’t the trailer appear on Youtube anymore?

    • I imagine that Paramount had it taken down since it’s exclusive to Apple for the time being.

  2. Since te vulcan home world is no more will the species as a while be more dependant on humans? More willing to share tech? An as such would its influences both stylistic and functional be apparent in a new version of the enterprise? From what I’ve read alot of time has passed since the first film. Alot could have also changed as far as how vulcans interact with humans / federation now.

    • Into Darkness picks up six months since the first film. Not too long.

  3. What about the genocide of the Vulcans? You know, the destruction of the home planet in Star Trek? Will that have any role in the sequel, albeit a minor one?

  4. Concerning the starship in water. It is possible the nacelles act as “fins”. Contracting and expanding for inpulse. Since the Enterprise was under water during the prolouge, I think it’s a good bet that’s what we see here. The nacelles closing to become water tight.

  5. Pike was speaking in the trailer? I only heard Cumberbatch’s voice.

  6. I think I remember Abrams saying there would be a ‘Galileo 7′ type subplot to this, and nothing above necessarily conflicts with that.

  7. Oh, I’m hoping the Enterprise is scrapped by the end of the movie so we can get a redesign. I wasn’t impressed with this version…mainly the secondary/engineering hull. The ship needs an upgrade.

    • I concur. I, admitting I am being picky and over analytical, found it did not have balance between the nacelles and the saucer section. Fatten it up and get rid of those curved nacelle supports.

  8. The picture for 4 is clearly in space.

    • And it is definitely the Enterprise… the image is reversed… taking that into account, the writing on the ship reads as NCC-1701

  9. I thought they IMAX 9 minute preview would be online today? Those of us who can’t go to an IMAX would still like to see the preview!

    • Not sure when it’s releasing but we’ll share online if it does as soon as Paramount releases it!

  10. Perhaps it’s only me, but I think that is the Enterprise rising out of the water. I’m not sure what part of the necelle looks incorrect to so many. I can identify the rear “fins”, the beginning of NCC is in the correct place, and if you look closely at this sequence in the teaser, you can see the saucer section of the ship begin to rise from the water as well on the far right side of the screen. The necelles were mounted much higher than the top of the saucer section in the first movie, so that would make sense here. I think the reason it appears to be different from the last film is because of the differing angles of the two screen shots you’ve included above. The new image seems to be much closer to the rear of the ship than the one from the first film. That’s my two cents.

    • Could be another ship with NCC-17XX.

    • With you on that, leeunit87: far from being “entirely different to the Enterprise”, those nacelles look exactly the same to me. The top still is taken from a much sharper angle, that’s all; those fins are unmistakable. That’s the Enterprise as far as I’m concerned, or as Jeff says, another ship of the same class.

      • The ship going INTO the water is the one that’s entirely different.

  11. Re funeral theories. Kirk still has a brother, even though the first film was changed, showing the kid in the beginning to be a friend and not Sam Kirk. And would his mom get a Star Fleet service funeral? She was on the ship but was she a ranking officer?

  12. Khan’s ships gets intercepted by the Klingons.

    Kirk gets himself killed to save the ship.

  13. Stated in Question: “One with a ship emerging from the water with warp nacelles entirely different than that of the Enterprise, and another with an Enterprise-shaped ship crashing into the water.”

    The picture is in reverse, but the nacelles are showing the NCC-1701 number, so it is the Enterprise. What is a mystery is the slightly hidden nacelle just below it. What is a bigger mystery is why the Enterprise is in the water in the first place.

    Why is this picture shown in mirror image?

    • I believe the image was reversed by whoever created the picture to compare it to the nacelle coming out of the water. It looks the scene at the end of the first movie where they kick in warp drive for the closing credits.

    • Yeap, it’s just for comparison, by size.

      I think a lot of people are mistaking the back part of the nacelle, a straight port on top, for the entire Nacelle. It’s not, the entire thing is a cylindrical nacelle with a port on top at the back. The saucer section (if there is one) isn’t visible in that image.

      The nacelle of that craft is different than the Enterprise from Abrams’ first Star Trek.

  14. How do you know any of the images is of the people you think. If Harrison can shape shift then he can trick and manipulate anyone into thinking anything of another. There are some bits of screenplay when it looks like he is morphing. Maybe he can make himself look like others to escape. It would be a truly amazing JJ screw with our heads. Nothing will be as it seems at all and the WOW factor would be incredible

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