Yea, that has viewable videos for the first world. The trailer didn't show too much, but it did look like a lot of Earth scenes. I hope the crew gets to boldy go somewhere. And Klingons, did I miss them, or were they not there? I need Klingons.
Benedict Cumbersnatch is rumoured to be playing Khan. I caught a glimpse of him in the trailer but it looks like he's wearing a federation uniform.
That's a teaser trailer alright. I enjoyed the previous one but I haven't got much to go on for this.
The Japanese trailer has an extra scene right at the end and... Well, hopefully Spock starts calling Kirk "Jim" in this one.
So water world, lava world, falling out of the sky world, they crash the Enterprise again, and Spock dies in the radiation chamber. Got it.
I've watched enough Sci-Fi to know that Earth is the only planet with multiple biomes. That's why all the aliens want to live here.
I was thinking about setting everyone on ignore except Ely so I can see him talking gibberish to himself. I guess that really wouldn't be much different, actually.
I have a bad feeling about this movie. Star Trek (the reboot) was a bit of a fluke, carried mostly by an enthusiastic cast and fast-paced action that left little time to ask questions like, "Why does engineering look like a brewery?" (Answer: Because it is a brewery.) I don't have much faith that J.J. Abrams can produce a good story so Into Darkness is probably going to have to rely mainly on the cast carrying it again. That means it probably won't be outright bad or anything, so there's that. And there's bound to be less lens flare.
There's one really short scene that shows Cumberbatch doing some pretty crazy stuff. He jumps 20 feet into the air carrying some giant cannon-rifle, shoots two people with perfect accuracy with a pistol, and then bashes some other dude around with his cannon as he lands before turning it on Kirk. Seems a little super-soldiery to me.
I'm happy for people that like this rebooted Trek and I guess I'm glad they can make money off it but they're changing it to the point where it's starting to look like Star Trek in name only.
I can't agree with that. If you created a Star Wars film about how Darth Vader went and found planet earth and then it turned out that President Obama was a Jedi...that would not be Star Wars. It might be better than SW:TPM but it wouldn't *be* Star Wars it would be a joke.
If I did it, no. Because I don't get to decide what constitutes Star Wars. If whoever actually does get to decide that - being the people who make the movies - then yes it would be.
You should check out a book called "Naming and Necessity" by Saul Kripke. I think you have a pretty simplistic take on this kind of question that the book would help refine.
The first Star Trek reboot? Or SW:Phantom Menace? Because if #1 then it's that I didn't like the new timeline thing and the villain. If #2 then come on...it blew. :)
God no, number one. Everyone knows that TPM was mostly awful. Explain the timeline thing to me, I'm not sure what you mean.
