Star Trek XI - New USS Enterprise

Star Trek is property of Paramount Pictures and CBS, this video is made by myself just for fun.
New Enterprise collage scenes: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uBjdR_KOu4Y

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[SFisher1993]

I remember wanting to stand up and cheer at this scene. Hello again, USS Enterprise. So nice to see you again! :)

[FUCKxTHExREST]

i watched this on the friday when it came out....i remember it was packed! but when this scene came on and we saw the enterprise for the first time...everyone...was wooooing all loud and clapping.....it was loud.. i clapped too...

[Tiel424]

Jeez, you spend billions of dollars building those warships staffed by your most promising cadets, only to have them all blown up simultaneously by some asshole in a mining ship. A MINING ship. That's a damn PR nightmare.

[whitmorej]

I have a question about the first few seconds of this clip (of the ships flying over the bridge ). I recently watched this movie in theaters, bluray and netflix streaming and this scene seems to be a black and white clip. Does anyone if this was done on purpose? I remember when seeing this in the theater, I was really taken aback. Having just rewatched the film, it reminded me. Very curious...

[Trekfreek]

@Renji9031 Just to make things clear...I'm not just referring to the changes in the timeline. I'm also referring to the events that lead up to the timeline changes and the events that had happened before the timeline was twisted to fit Jar Jar's vision of Star Wars...OPS I meant Star Trek...Honest mistake.

[Trekfreek]

@Renji9031 You’re not making a lick of sense mate. Enterprise was a halo-deck recreation of historical events and like most written history it was majorly flawed. Did you even see the last episode of Enterprise? Regardless of how you think of it Spock's history was not affected by Enterprise. Vulcan was never destroyed, Amanda was born, Sarak was alive and your argument is the butterfly effect as understood by laymen not scientists. It's STXI that doesn't fit canon at all! IT SUCKS!!!

[Trekfreek]

@Renji9031 No... I did watch that episode and over a dozen more shows with alternate universes. The problem is with you... You don't get that time and alternate universes are mutually exclusive. You can't enter an alternate universe by changing history. Just like you said..."Realities can exist concurrently. Timelines cannot." Therefore changing the past alters history of your universe, it does not create new ones.

[Trekfreek]

@Renji9031 "...back away from the pulp that used to be a horse carcass" clever and funny but it is not I who is beating the dead horse. Besides Sherlock Holmes beat dead bodies why can't I?

[Renji9031]

@Renji9031 Clearly, then, if the alternate reality could not exist concurrently with canon Star Trek, then there would have been no basis for its creation, Spock would be dead, and there would be no reason for the Suliban Cabal to exist in Enterprise, which is also canon.

[Renji9031]

@Trekfreek Now I get it. Your problem is that you didn't watch the episode of Stargate SG-1 where Daniel gets sent to an alternate reality where the Goa'uld have conquered Earth. It is established in that episode, and thus to the sci-fi community at large, that everything that happens can happen in an infinite number of ways in an infinite number of universes. Remember that a reality and a timeline are two different things. Realities can exist concurrently. Timelines cannot.

[Renji9031]

@Trekfreek Drop the stick, and slowly, hands in front of you where I can see them, back away from the pulp that used to be a horse carcass.

[Trekfreek]

@Renji9031 You can like what you want. It is I, not you, who is creating an equilibrium to the issue known as J.J. Abram’s (Jar Jar’s) Star Trek. You and others keep praising this movie like it is the best thing created since sliced bread. I’m just proving you wrong. I’m being totally logical it is you who are acting like a Klingon.