Star Trek: Anton Yelchin Looks Towards the Sequel

Still like STAR WARS better!

But the new TREK's cool enough!



Cool @ ED!

the new star trek is my favorite,along with wrath of khan & first contact.

wouldn't mind seeing jj abrams directing a film for marvel one of these will do.

- nova

- silver surfer

- annihilation

- thunderbolts

COOL STUFF ED!

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I never watched the Trek films except for the new one and I thought the new one is awesome!! Bring on the sequel!!

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As long as the do not try to tackle a new take on Kahn I'll be eager to see the next one.

@Whoa123 Do yourself a favor and watch Wrath of Kahn. Its the best Star Trek movie so far and just damn good Trek or not.

Yay some news finally! So excited, always been a trekkie. As for next villain- TALOSIANS FTW!!!

Nice!

I really like the new Star Trek!

I'm a Trek fan from way back and
I really think this did homage to
the original while making it more
up-to-date!

@DDD long time fan, huh? Paid Homage huh?

Explain to me how Chekov who is the youngest and lowest ranked out of the established crew and who only joined the ship in the second season. Manages to have a position aboard the Enterprise bridge crew before Kirk's ever even been in space! How does the destruction of one ship change Spocks entire Vulcan life before he even came to Star Fleet even though Spock would have been at SF 40 years before Kirk because of his long Vulcan lifespan, that ship being destroyed would have happened in his adulthood! Why does Spock have sexual relations with his cadets when such a thing is strictly forbidden in all establishments let alone in Star Fleet? What happened to his Love for T'Pring and the Pon Farr which is the only time he has any such emotions surface? Why is Uhura ordering drinks with Cardassian names even though they won't meet the Cardassians until Picard's time in the next 40 years? Why would Scotty become an comedic idiot because Kirks dad died in a ship? Why did none of the Star Fleet policies of peaceful solutions come into effect at the end when the Enterprise bridge crew happily destroyed the Romulan ship while almost laughing to themselves. Why is the Enterprise being built on Earth down the road from Kirks home? Plus the Enterprise was in service before Kirk was born! And if a Romulan ship from the Future comes into the past, why did they not go to Romulus and warn them of the danger that was to happen and give their people the benefits of their advanced technology instead of waiting 25 years for Kirk to grow up and Spock to appear by coincidence out of the future so they can finally get revenge?

This isn't paying homage to ST, it's called contrived nonsense and is below the intelligence of an average Star Trek episode script let alone the bad movies they made in the past. One ship being destroyed does not make that level of change to an entire universe, ships get destroyed in ST all the time, the universe doesn't change every time they have a ship battle! Especially since most of the crew on that ship survived and went home, barely anything would have changed since the Romulan ship also disappeared for 25 years! They didn't update anything, they just dumbed it all down for simple minds who are easy to please with jokes and action!

@ceejay...You nailed it bro. The new Trek is a horrific abomination of all that we long time Trekkies hold near and dear. Abrams failed us all.

@Ajax....don't forget the episode where Kirk was split into two by the transporter. You get to see his base emotions and attitudes.

New Star Trek 2 will probably have Kirk promoted to admiral after two weeks commanding the Enterprise.

@Ceejay - When the Romulans destroyed the Kelvin it had far reaching consequences across the galaxy. The effect the crews lives would've had on the galaxy was changed forever. It changed evryone's "future" from that point on.

It certainly affected where and when the Enterprise was built. I'm sure production was delayed on this class of ship to build some of the others seen in the film.

As for Spock, he's always had trouble keeping his human side in check. It was a constant battle for him not to let his emotions out because of his half-human heritage. And Spock was not in Starfleet 40 years before Kirk. In the proper timeline Spock was born in 2230 and graduated from the Academy only a few years before Kirk, who was born in 2233.

As for ordering a Cardassian drink, there was a war between the two parties approx. 90 years after Kirk and crew, but the date of first contact between the Federation and the Cardassian Union is unknown.

You're entitled to your opinion, and I'm not trying to be a dick, I'm just pointing out some inconsistencies with why you don't like it. Maybe if you take these items in consideration you'll be able to appreciate the movie more. I've been a Trek fan for about 26 years, since before the Next Generation ever aired. I've seen every episode of every series and every movie multiple times and I have no problem with it. Just enjoy it as a fun movie.

@Knightstalker - I respect your right not to like it. I just don't see it as crapping all over Roddenberry's vision. It's an alternate universe. The original universe is still intact.

@Ajax - It has never been stated that Vulcans only mate ever seven years during Pon farr, only because of biological reasons they HAVE to mate every seven years. He can still get his freak on anytime he wants. Because Spock is half human he still has human emotions that he struggles with as I mentioned before. In this alternate timeline it seems he has a more diffucult time controlling his emotions than he did in the proper timeline.

Don't get me wrong guys, there were plenty of things I didn't like about the movie:

Yelchin was horrible as Chekov. Yea, I know he's Russian but he still sucked.

The fact that Kirk went from a Cadet to Captain just like that didn't seem very believeable even though he did stop the bad guys that took out out a fleet, destroyed Vulcan and was about to destroy Earth.

I didn't like that fact that they used a factory for Engineering.

There were some other things but overall I think they did a great job making this movie. You don't have to agree.

Been a Trekkie...always have been. C'MON J.J.ABRAMS!!! GIVE US THE TALOSIANS AND SOME KLINGONS!!!!

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