Star Trek 11 Trailer 2 - the NEW one!!

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[dd31406]

FIRE EVERYTHING!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Ricky156]

I admit that the movie lacked in areas, though it still had the touch. This movie is also towards newer people also, though for the older fans it still has its moments mainly in references it makes. It's not all graphics and show.

[MrWhiteisright69]

WHENEVER I WAS GIVEN A FINE ON LONDONS UNDERGROUND I ALWAYS GAVE MY NAME AS JAMES TIBERIOUS KIRK...WORKED EVERYTIME!!!

[tore28]

William Shatner was a great man !! ...... But that was another life !!!!!!

[MoonarEclipse]

@Relznir

you just made me realize something O_O

mirror universe?

HOLY CRAP

[oaklandstudios]

@Relznir Check out my Star Trek sequel trailer set in the mirror universe. I am posting it as a video response to this video. Hope you enjoy it! Please comment!

[Relznir]

I've been waiting for this day, MY Entire Life! (bring on THE sequel!!!)Hopefully set in the MIRROR Universe!!!

[TrekToons]

@Ricky156 So, "newer" people are drawn to a confusing story line, exaggerated special effects and rough cinematography? Well, that's okay. If that's what "newer" people like, then why don't these "newer" people come up with something original that they can call their own? This film did NOT have the "touch." There's a reason why Star Trek's popularity has lasted over 40 years. This film did not have any of it's magic.

[djfinex]

@Ricky156 You know what most of the old fanboys liked? As opposed to casual, "I've kissed a girl before" fans, the fanboys liked the cheese. Abrams melted that, trimmed the fat and left a good story with nice pacing and sharp effects. I could have been better, but it was the most watchable film since First Contact.

[MrSherlockWatson]

whens the sequel coming out?

[Wampor]

@workstrength wake up, stop this reality-related shit, just enjoy the movie and the legend of ST...

[workstrength]

@babylon218 perhaps... but for a major project like building a starship weighing thousands of tons, using untested and unused engines in their first major test to lift it into orbit... that seems a heck of a risk. I was just wondering if someone knew the dogma enough heard how this was done with plausible Trekkie technology. Somehow I wouldn't imagine the power of a thruster would be enough to offset gravity, considering thrusters were what they used to manoever from space dock.