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This film was shot in 2.35:1 anamorphic Panavision, which is director of photography Dan Mindel [...]	D
According to scientist Hugh Everett, creator in 1957 of the theory about parallel universes, th [...]	D
The interior of the Romulan mining ship Narada was made of six pieces that could be rearranged [...]	D
Originally, Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci, had written a cameo for the original James T. Kirk, [...]	D
Jennifer Morrison and John Cho both starred in the first season episode Dr. House - Medical Div [...]	D
Roberto Orci, Alex Kurtzman and J.J. Abrams personally called upon Leonard Nimoy's home to requ [...]	D
In this film, James T. Kirk was born in 2233; he wrecks a 1965 Corvette Stingray in 2243, this [...]	D
To prepare for his role as Captain James T. Kirk, Chris Pine watched classic episodes and read [...]	D
Christopher Doohan: The son of the late James Doohan (Scotty from Star Trek (1966)), appears as [...]	D
The film takes place in 2233, the 2240s, 2255, 2258 and 2387.	D
As seen in this film, the communicator was designed by Russell Bobbitt in collaboration with th [...]	D
The time travel aspect of the story was the most difficult part of the story to develop. Time t [...]	D
Randy Pausch: A Star Trek-loving Carnegie-Mellon Computer Science professor, who gained widespr [...]	D
This film finally establishes Uhura's first name in Star Trek canon as Nyota. Gene Roddenberry [...]	D
In this film, Spock decides to maroon an uncooperative Kirk on the planet Delta Vega. This mirr [...]	D
Blueberry alcohol-based paint was used for Rachel Nichols' green skin and brown freckles were a [...]	D
Before this film, the highest-grossing Star Trek film ever made was Primo contatto (1996) with [...]	D
Between scenes, Bruce Greenwood, John Cho and Anton Yelchin played chess against each other.	D
Italian censorship visa #102613 delivered on 29 April 2009.	D
Carol Marcus, Kirk's old love interest and mother of his son from Star Trek II - L'ira di Khan [...]	D
The film's teaser trailer (welders working on the half-built starship Enterprise, amidst narrat [...]	D
When James T. Kirk asks (Prime) Spock how does he know his name, Spock responds with "I have be [...]	D
William Shatner had wanted a major role in this film like Leonard Nimoy, and wanted James T. Ki [...]	D
In a British interview with Edith Bowman on BBC Radio 1, Matt Damon mentioned that he called J. [...]	D
Winona Ryder, who plays Spock's mother Amanda, is only six years older than Zachary Quinto, who [...]	D
Make-up artist Barney Burman supervised the make-up for the aliens in this film. His team had t [...]	D
Eric Bana improvised Nero's speech patterns.	D
Gene Roddenberry considered a film about his characters' time at Starfleet Academy back in 1968 [...]	D
Although the first Star Trek film to pass the $100 million mark outside the U.S., the film cont [...]	D
The crew on the U.S.S. Kelvin use communicators that were of the same style used on the origina [...]	D
Leonard Nimoy had received numerous invitations over the years to return to the role of Spock b [...]	D
When Hikaru Sulu stabs the Romulan, his blade exits the body looking green. This is because lik [...]	D
In earlier drafts of the script, the U.S.S. Kelvin was originally named the U.S.S. Iowa, named [...]	D
While arguing with Kirk, Spock says "I'm aware of my responsibilities, Mister." His protÃ©gÃ [...]	D
Captain Pike challenges James T. Kirk to join Starfleet and explore his potential. There was an [...]	D
Nichelle Nichols, who played Lieutenant Uhura on Star Trek (1966), was going to make a cameo as [...]	D
The first shot of Uhura and Spock in the Starfleet Academy shuttlecraft hangar shows them stand [...]	D
The film mainly references alien races introduced by Star Trek (1966) such as Vulcans, Klingons [...]	D
The computer listed in the credits that was used to help create this film is called the Gene Ro [...]	D
The U.S.S. Kelvin's captain, Richard Robau (Faran Tahir), is named after Roberto Orci's Cuban u [...]	D
This is the first Star Trek motion picture since CBS assumed ownership of the Star Trek franchi [...]	D
On the television series, Romulans are usually presented with V-shaped ridges on their forehead [...]	D
The scene in which Spock is bullied by the other Vulcan children for his human heritage was des [...]	D
Although the scene depicting Spock's birth was deleted from the final cut, this nonetheless ins [...]	D
Not the first time that bright spotlights have pointed straight into camera on the bridge of th [...]	D
Tyler Perry scored a cameo because he's such a huge fan of the franchise.	D
The futuristic white road car in the background of some of the Starfleet Academy exterior shots [...]	D
Simon Pegg, Roberto Orci, Alex Kurtzman and J.J. Abrams had all previously worked together on M [...]	D
The U.S.S. Enterprise was originally redesigned by Ryan Church using features of the original, [...]	D
There is a scene in which cadets are boarding shuttle craft inside a huge, cavernous hangar. Th [...]	D
Uhura's roommate Gaila is an Orion, a race whose females are held up as ideal sex symbols in a [...]	D
Actor Bruce Greenwood (Captain Christopher Pike) played the lead role in Thirteen Days (2000) a [...]	D
According to John Cho, after filming ended, J.J. Abrams gave the cast small boxes containing li [...]	D
Simon Pegg described Scotty as a Scot stereotype, but a positive one ("Scots are the first peop [...]	D
It's possible and likely that Spock's half-brother Sybok was banished from Vulcan before Nero d [...]	D
James Marsden was considered for the role of Dr. Leonard McCoy.	D
This film is dedicated to Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry and his wife Majel Barrett.	D
This film has its roots in the 1968 World Science Fiction Convention, where Gene Roddenberry de [...]	D
To add a sense of realism to this film, J.J. Abrams would often follow the camera operator and [...]	D
This film was written before the 2008 writer's strike. J.J. Abrams played a large role in writi [...]	D
J.J. Abrams selected Michael Kaplan because he had not seen any of the Star Trek films, and so [...]	D
One of the drinks that Uhura orders in the bar scene is a Cardassian sunrise. In the original t [...]	D
The roles of Kirk and McCoy were originally played by William Shatner and DeForest Kelley, who [...]	D
Ben Cross playing Sarek informs Spock that he will always be a child of two worlds. In Padiglio [...]	D
The throttle unit used on the Enterprise is a ZF Marine Smart Command 5200 (a throttle unit ori [...]	D
When Kirk is being chased by a predator on Delta Vega, a child was used a stand-in for Chris Pi [...]	D
To develop the female characters, the wives of J.J. Abrams, Damon Lindelof, Roberto Orci and Al [...]	D
Like his predecessor in the role of Russian Starfleet officer Pavel Chekov, Walter Koenig, Anto [...]	D
The sound made by the motorcycle that Kirk rides to the shuttle departing to Starfleet Academy [...]	D
According to an article in Cinefex magazine, one idea regarding the look of the Narada stemmed [...]	D
During the Starfleet shuttlecraft hangar scene, a forklift with very unusual wheels is visible. [...]	D
Chief Engineer Olson is the first redshirt in the reboot to die during a mission.	D
Simon Pegg filmed his role as Montgomery "Scotty" Scott in five weeks.	D
Chris Pine and Zachary Quinto, who play the odd couple James T. Kirk and Spock, were previously [...]	D
Simon Pegg did not audition for the role - he simply received an email from J.J. Abrams asking [...]	D
McCoy refers to his divorce, saying all his wife left him was "his bones", suggesting this is w [...]	D
Spencer Daniels: as Johnny. Daniels was originally cast at James T. Kirk's older brother Samuel [...]	D
Gary Sinise, who bears a strong resemblance to DeForest Kelley, was rumored to have been in con [...]	D
This film is influenced by: Star Trek: Balance of Terror (1966) (Kirk encounters Romulans for t [...]	D
The first theatrical trailer uses the track "Down with the Enterprise" by Two Steps From Hell. [...]	D
During the sequence where Chekov attempts to input his authorization code for the ship-wide bro [...]	D
Eric Bana previously appeared in Hulk (2003), in which his father was played by Nick Nolte. Nol [...]	D
J.J. Abrams, Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman have all written movies for Leonard Nimoy's cousin, [...]	D
As of 2009, this is the highest-grossing film based on a live-action television series.	D
ACTOR TRADEMARK (Leonard Nimoy): [identity]: When Spock Prime meets James T. Kirk in the cave o [...]	D
Chris Prangley auditioned for the role of James T. Kirk.	D
This is the first Star Trek film to list its cast in alphabetical order, rather than by who the [...]	D
The original opening for this film was going to feature the Enterprise NCC-1701 under the comma [...]	D
Bruce Greenwood (Captain Pike) is the third Quebec-born actor to be cast as a Starfleet captain [...]	D
In many of the bridge scenes, there is a blonde woman wearing black slacks in the background. M [...]	D
Ricky Gervais was offered a role in this film, which he turned down, stating that he was not a [...]	D
Under his breath, a flustered McCoy calls Spock a green-blooded hobgoblin, which is a nod to th [...]	D
An Aptera Typ-1 automobile was used on-location.	D
Deep Roy's eyes were digitally replaced with eyestalks to give Keenser a more alien appearance. [...]	D
The engine room of the U.S.S. Enterprise was filmed in a Budweiser factory in Van Nuys, Califor [...]	D
To perform Scotty's accent, Simon Pegg was assisted by his wife Maureen Pegg, who is from Glasg [...]	D
In the film's ending, Leonard Nimoy, in a voice-over, repeats the iconic opening lines from the [...]	D
This marks the first time ever in the entire franchise that someone actually utters the line "B [...]	D
Hikaru Sulu says that his combat training is in fencing. This is a nod to a famous scene in the [...]	D
Kirk's inflated hands were created by giving Chris Pine large latex gloves.	D
Greg Grunberg: Performed the voice-over of James T. Kirk's stepfather. Grunberg was considered [...]	D
Majel Barrett, the wife of Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry, is the voice of the Enterprise c [...]	D
William Morgan Sheppard, who plays the Vulcan Councillor whom Spock sees regarding going to eit [...]	D
There is a supposed "odd-numbered movie curse" associated with the Star Trek films in which the [...]	D
The character that Bruce Greenwood plays, Captain Christopher Pike, was the commander of the U. [...]	D
Nyota Uhura (Zoe Saldana), a human, falls in love with Spock (Zachary Quinto) a half-human, hal [...]	D
Wil Wheaton, who played Wesley Crusher in Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) and Star Trek - [...]	D
The Romulan mining ship Narada is five miles wide and fifteen miles long.	D
McCoy says "I may throw up on you" which is repeated later in this film by Kirk. This is also a [...]	D
Joe Quinto: Zachary Quinto's brother, who is credited as a stuntman, is visible as a Romulan du [...]	D
Karl Urban is a longtime self-described religious fan of Star Trek (1966). He used to watch the [...]	D
The design of the U.S.S. Enterprise was influenced by the sleek modernist work of 1960s artist [...]	D
For the space jump scene, the actors were initially filmed on harnesses, facing downward. Howev [...]	D
Every current incarnation of Star Trek (1966) had someone from a previous series appear in the [...]	D
Kirk's father dies in the line of duty near the Laurentian system. William Shatner (Kirk from t [...]	D
When Cameron Crowe saw a rough cut of the film, he kept asking who played the villain. He was s [...]	D
An ongoing joke in the Star Trek universe is the redshirt character, a slang term for a stock c [...]	D
Zachary Quinto and John Cho appeared in Streghe (1998).	D
This is the fourth consecutive Star Trek film in which the main villain (Nero) has a bald head, [...]	D
In the scene where Kirk is taking the Kobayashi Maru test, he is eating an apple, which is also [...]	D
Besides the Star Trek reboot series, J.J. Abrams also directed Mission: Impossible III (2006). [...]	D
Chris Pine described his first audition as awful, mainly because he could not take himself seri [...]	D
Nero is an amalgamation of the same-named emperor from ancient history and Jules Verne's Captai [...]	D
Costume designer Michael Kaplan wanted aged, worn, and rugged clothes for the Romulans, because [...]	D
Bruce Greenwood was largely cast on the strength of his performance in Thirteen Days (2000).	D
When the Enterprise first encounters the Narada, for a few brief moments on the Narada's viewsc [...]	D
The concept of different-colored uniforms to indicate crew members' functions was inspired, in [...]	D
In this film, Chris Hemsworth plays George Kirk, James T. Kirk's deceased father. In real life, [...]	D
The Beastie Boys, whose song "Sabotage" is featured in this film, had referenced Star Trek (196 [...]	D
The "black sheep" of the Enterprise crew, Kirk wears only his black undershirt up until he is f [...]	D
In reference to Scotty's mention of the transporter experiment with Admiral Archer's beagle, Al [...]	D
This was the first film where Industrial Light & Magic used entirely digital ships.	D
Roberto Orci drew on his personal relationship with Alex Kurtzman as a basis for the relationsh [...]	D
First big screen reboot for Rachel Nichols in the small role of Uhura's Orion roommate Gaila. R [...]	D
This is Tyler Perry's first movie role outside of one of his own projects. This proved to be a [...]	D
Since the tie-in novel "Best Destiny" (1993) by Diane Carey, Kirk's mother's first name has bee [...]	D
The gun battle that takes place on the Romulan mining ship was originally written as a fistfigh [...]	D
In resetting the historic storyline for the Star Trek universe, Captain Kirk has become Captain [...]	D
In an interview with the Pittsburgh Post Gazette, Zachary Quinto mentioned that he had heard of [...]	D
The first teaser trailer and posters for this film showed its original release date, December 2 [...]	D
Admiral James Komack, played by Ben Binswagner, is a tribute to James Komack who directed Star [...]	D
The role of James T. Kirk came down between Mike Vogel and Chris Pine. Vogel was reported as be [...]	D
Chris Pratt read for the role of Captain James T. Kirk.	D
When Kirk and McCoy are leaving for Starfleet Academy on the new recruits' shuttle, the starshi [...]	D
Wil Wheaton: The Romulan who warns Nero: "Sir, if we ignite the red matter..."	D
Only two cast members are shared by this film and its immediate predecessor Star Trek - La neme [...]	D
Eric Bana, Karl Urban, Chris Hemsworth and Zoe Saldana have all appeared in films featuring the [...]	D
When Kirk first meets Uhura, he attempts to impress her by mentioning phrenology. This was a 19 [...]	D
Scotty makes some reference to finally understanding how warp travel is in fact space traveling [...]	D
When Chekov manages to transport Sulu and Kirk aboard from a fall, he shouts "Yo-moyo!" This is [...]	D
In Star Trek history, the atmosphere on Vulcan is meant to be thinner than the atmosphere on Ea [...]	D
James Kyson was interested in the role of Hikaru Sulu, but the producers of Heroes (2006) were [...]	D
Navy, and Star Trek, tradition has the change of command verbal exchange: "I relieve you" repli [...]	D
After the scene in the bar, Captain Pike says to Kirk "You know your father was captain of a st [...]	D
Star Trek canon states that Vulcan orbits the star 40 Eridani A, approximately 16.5 light-years [...]	D
Sydney Tamiia Poitier auditioned for the role of Nyota Uhura.	D
LeVar Burton later went on record to say that he was disappointed with this film.	D
Production designer Scott Chambliss used the layout of the Enterprise bridge from Star Trek (19 [...]	D
Eighteen council members and one stenographer are convened for the Honor court scene. Only five [...]	D
In a deleted scene, Nero is interrogated by a Klingon on the prison planet Rura Penthe, and esc [...]	D
J.J. Abrams' only two choices for Nero were Russell Crowe and Eric Bana.	D
To prepare for his role as Spock, Zachary Quinto grew his hair longer and dyed it, and shaved h [...]	D
Sarek's statement that marrying a human woman was merely logical echoes his dialogue from Star [...]	D
There is a scene in which cadets are boarding shuttlecraft inside a huge, cavernous hangar. Thi [...]	D
One of the buildings in San Francisco near Starfleet Academy resembles the Willis Tower (former [...]	D
During filming, Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman asked Leonard Nimoy to voice the title character [...]	D
The Star Trek film with the longest hiatus to date since the last motion picture (seven years). [...]	D
According to designer Ryan Church, the design of the U.S.S. Enterprise in this film pays homage [...]	D
J.J. Abrams' "good luck charm" Greg Grunberg had to turn down a role in this film due to other [...]	D
The outdoor scene on Vulcan viewed by Spock's mother, Amanda (Winona Ryder), is based on multip [...]	D
The U.S.S. Kelvin's shuttles are basically an upgraded version of the Class F shuttles on Star [...]	D
Chris Pine's father Robert Pine had appeared in Star Trek: Voyager: The Chute (1996) and worked [...]	D
Adrien Brody had discussed playing Spock with J.J. Abrams.	D
Because of the confidentiality and secrecy of the film's production, various fake working title [...]	D
Score writer Michael Giacchino was enlisted to write an entirely original new theme. He won an [...]	D
When a hearing is held to investigate Kirk's cheating on the Kobayashi Maru exam, an admiral ca [...]	D
Fans of this film were confused about this, and believed this was a prequel to the original ser [...]	D
This film features several similarities or references to Star Trek II - L'ira di Khan (1982): N [...]	D
In early drafts of the script, Delta Vega was originally written as a desert planet, rather tha [...]	D
Dominic Keating, who played Malcolm Reed on Enterprise (2001), auditioned for the role of James [...]	D
The only non-Best Picture Oscar nominee that year to be also nominated for Best Sound Editing. [...]	D
The actors playing the Romulans spent two to four hours applying make-up. Three prosthetics wer [...]	D
J.J. Abrams was born a few months before Star Trek (1966) first aired.	D
Zachary Quinto was attracted to the role of Spock as he wanted to explore the character's dual [...]	D
According to Karl Urban, film production and shooting were ultra-secret: "There is a level of s [...]	D
Despite being huge fans of Star Trek (1966), Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman were initially very [...]	D
Steven Spielberg convinced J.J. Abrams to direct this film, and provided advice on some of the [...]	D
Martin Compston auditioned for the role of Scotty, but tried to memorize instead of reading the [...]	D
Eric Bana shot his scenes toward the end of filming.	D
In the final shot of the U.S.S. Enterprise, the windows are Morse code. They spell out "KHAN". [...]	D
Karl Urban was cast at his first audition, which was two months after his initial meeting with [...]	D
The Romulans are wearing Japanese tabi boots; shoes that have a separate section for the big to [...]	D
The visual effects team developed a program that would realistically portray what an explosion [...]	D
Among the famous buildings hidden inside the futuristic San Francisco skyline in the first Star [...]	D
Leonard Nimoy's participation as Spock Prime in this film was to connect it with the original s [...]	D
The back of Spock's seat in the shuttle when placed in front of the windshield form the symbol [...]	D
Kirk, Sulu and Olson's space-jump from Captain Pike's shuttle to the Romulan energy drill. Kirk [...]	D
During Chekov's emergency beam-out, the transporter room symbol graphic is the scheme design us [...]	D
When this film premiered at Sydney's Opera House on April 7, 2009, there was spontaneous applau [...]	D
Paul McGillion auditioned for Scotty, and while he did not get the role, he impressed the filmm [...]	D
John Cho cited masculinity as an important aspect of the role of Hikaru Sulu, and spent two wee [...]	D
A shuttlecraft (before Starfleet deploys the rescue starships) is seen with the name Moore. Thi [...]	D
The U.S.S. Enterprise bridge set was built on gimbals to make the actors' rocking motions look [...]	D
Leonard Nimoy was actually longtime friends with J.J. Abrams' parents.	D
This is the first time in Star Trek that the Stardate corresponds to the year in which the stor [...]	D
(Current timeline) Spock confronts Spock Prime by stating "You lied" - (Prime) Spock corrects h [...]	D
J.J. Abrams opted to use as many practical effects as possible.	D
The canonical tie-in comic "Star Trek: Countdown" establishes several tie-ins with the prime St [...]	D
Eric Bana plays Captain Nero, a denizen of the planet Romulus. Bana previously starred in the m [...]	D
The large creature on Delta Vega was nicknamed "Big Red" by the filmmakers, and has approximate [...]	D
To make this film appeal to the casual audience, Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman cut down on the [...]	D
When McCoy helps Kirk into sickbay after purposely making him sick, a Dyson Airblade hand dryer [...]	D
Zoe Saldana never saw Star Trek (1966), but agreed to play the role of Uhura after J.J. Abrams [...]	D
This was the first Star Trek film in which Michael Dorn did not appear since Star Trek V - L'ul [...]	D
In this film, James T. Kirk is twenty-five years old. This is referenced with Spock Prime sayin [...]	D
Ben Cross' best-known role before this film was in Momenti di gloria (1981), which was also the [...]	D
The audio effects were designed by sound effects technician Ben Burtt, who is noted for his wor [...]	D
The song that plays on the car radio when young Kirk drives his stepfather's convertible off a [...]	D
To perfect the Vulcan salute from Spock, Zachary Quinto had his fingers glued together by J.J. [...]	D
The sets for the ice planet of Delta Vega, and the Romulan drill, were located in a parking lot [...]	D
Leonard Nimoy, Majel Barrett, William Morgan Sheppard, Greg Ellis, Christopher Doohan and Paul [...]	D
With four Academy Award nominations each, this film and Rotta verso la Terra (1986) have the mo [...]	D
When Kirk, Sulu and Olsen dive into the Vulcan atmosphere, Kirk is wearing a blue spacesuit. Th [...]	D
In the trial against Kirk for cheating on the Kobayashi Maru test, when he demands to face his [...]	D
When Spock and Spock Prime meet face to face for the only time before the film's ending, they d [...]	D
Chris Hemsworth's feature film debut; he previously acted in television for several years.	D
According to the Blu-ray audio commentary, J.J. Abrams had a meeting with George Lucas. During [...]	D
J.J. Abrams: [Kelvin] The U.S.S. Kelvin, on which Kirk's father serves, is named after Abrams' [...]	D
When Chris Pine was cast as Captain James T. Kirk, he sent William Shatner a letter and receive [...]	D
Fans were confused about this film, and thought that this was a prequel to the original series, [...]	D
Roberto Orci, Alex Kurtzman and J.J. Abrams all signed on while filming Mission: Impossible III [...]	D
On the ice planet Delta Vega, Scotty says he tested the transporter on Admiral Archer's prized [...]	D
Keenser was not a character on Star Trek (1966) was not a Starfleet engineering division crewme [...]	D
The final scene is a tribute to the opening title sequence of Star Trek (1966), and symbolizes [...]	D
According to J.J. Abrams, the difficulty of depicting the future in this film was that much of [...]	D
At the Spike TV 2009 Scream Awards, Star Trek (2009) won for best movie. William Shatner accept [...]	D
Vulcan has only been seen in a version on the television series, in plate shots on DS9, and in [...]	D
Eric Bana previously played the title character in Hulk (2003), making him one of four veterans [...]	D
Some scenes of Leonard Nimoy and Eric Bana required that part of their bodies be animated. Nero [...]	D
Derek Mears was the first choice to play the long-faced alien barfly in the Shipyard Bar. Becau [...]	D
The snowscapes would have been shot in Iceland, but this was too expensive, so they were shot i [...]	D
Victor Garber: There is a deleted scene of Nero, imprisoned in the prison colony on Rura Penthe [...]	D
The Kobayashi Maru simulator is the same set as the U.S.S. Kelvin bridge.	D
The Romulans were chosen as antagonists of the Enterprise as they had been featured less than t [...]	D
Just before he died in 1991, Gene Roddenberry was asked in an interview what was to become of S [...]	D
Simon Pegg had previously worked with J.J. Abrams on Mission: Impossible III (2006), one of the [...]	D
During the scene where the cadets are assigned to their starships, Uhura complains to Spock tha [...]	D
On the Blu-ray behind the scenes feature, it was revealed that in some scenes, J.J. Abrams woul [...]	D
As Spock (Zachary Quinto) sits down to pilot the ship from the future that Spock Prime (Leonard [...]	D
Pavel Chekov's surname was inspired by the surname of Anton Chekhov, classical Russian writer o [...]	D
The transporters' energizing sound is the same as the one used on Star Trek (1966).	D
IDW published a comic prequel series titled "Star Trek: Countdown" that fleshed out Nero's back [...]	D
Josh Lucas was considered for the role of Captain Christopher Pike.	D
Scottie Thompson makes a brief cameo as Nero's wife.	D
The transporter beams are normally seen to speckle and sparkle on Star Trek (1966), but in this [...]	D
Zoe Saldana meet with Nichelle Nichols to learn more about the role of Nyota Uhura.	D
Although later Star Trek installments (Discovery and Picard) would later make waves by using th [...]	D
On Star Trek (1966), props used on the set (notably McCoy's medical scanner) were actually salt [...]	D
Three members of the Enterprise crew have also been replacement actors in other franchises: Kar [...]	D
Much of the film's cast and crew are huge fans of Star Trek (1966), including Roberto Orci, Ale [...]	D
Near the film's ending, a shuttle behind Spock Prime has the number "12091" on the side. This c [...]	D
Of the now thirteen films, this was the most expensive Star Trek film as of 2009, at an estimat [...]	D
The first time that Zachary Quinto met Leonard Nimoy at Comic-Con, Nimoy said to the young acto [...]	D
The Korean-American actor John Cho was initially uncertain about being cast as the Japanese-Ame [...]	D
Early in this film, when McCoy is getting Kirk to the Enterprise, they board a shuttlecraft nam [...]	D
The first original series film to be rated PG-13 in the U.S., and 12 in the U.K. All of the oth [...]	D
There are over 1,000 special effects shots in this film.	D
FRANCHISE TRADEMARK: (Vasquez) A reference was made to the inclusion of Vasquez Rock to the Vul [...]	D
This film marks the movie debut of Zachary Quinto, who was best known as Sylar on the televisio [...]	D
This film was originally supposed to open with the birth of Spock.	D
At first, many fans expected this film would be a prequel to Star Trek (1966), set several year [...]	D
The sound of the automatic doors opening on the U.S.S. Enterprise is a Russian train's toilet f [...]	D
In designing the Romulan ship Narada, Scott Chambliss was heavily influenced by Art Nouveau arc [...]	D
The set used for the long dark corridor on the Delta Vega Federation outpost, appears to be the [...]	D
This marks Leonard Nimoy's seventh appearance in a Star Trek film.	D
This is the first Star Trek film to be created without any involvement from neither Gene Rodden [...]	D
The San Francisco skyline, as seen from the Starfleet Academy grounds, contains the distinctive [...]	D
The third of three films that have any scenes on Earth. The first two were Rotta verso la Terra [...]	D
Spock Prime's last line "thrusters on full" was an improvisation. The scene was originally film [...]	D
SERIES TRADEMARK: (Sherlock Holmes) For the second time in a Star Trek film, Spock (Zachary Qui [...]	D
NASA scientist Dr. Carolyn Porco was consulted on how to properly present the planetary science [...]	D
Damon Lindelof likened the Romulans in this film to pirates, with their unique tattoos, disorga [...]	D
Leonard McCoy mentions joining Starfleet after his divorce. This refers to D.C. Fontana's (one [...]	D
Chris Hemsworth (George Kirk) and Chris Pine (James T. Kirk) later played the title character i [...]	D
Before becoming a successful actor, Leonard Nimoy did several odd jobs, including being a cabdr [...]	D
According to Simon Pegg, J.J. Abrams wanted to emphasize the size of the ship, and gave the eng [...]	D
First work of the franchise (either movie or TV series) since the death of Majel Barrett. Howev [...]	D
John Cho and Jennifer Morrison had previously worked together on Dr. House - Medical Division: [...]	D
When Kirk tells (Prime) Spock "You know, coming back in time, changing history, that's cheating [...]	D
This is the third film in the franchise where Leonard Nimoy speaks the famous "where no man has [...]	D
J.J. Abrams claimed this was surreal to direct Leonard Nimoy as Spock: "This guy has been doing [...]	D
Production designer John Eaves, who had worked on several Star Trek series and films, was broug [...]	D
Despite playing a younger Sulu, John Cho was thirty-six years old when he took on the role. (Ge [...]	D
Captain Pike's whistle (to break up the bar fight) had the "boatswain whistle" pitch used on St [...]	D
Keri Russell was considered for a role in this film.	D
Russell Bobbitt tracked down a model of the original tricorder from Star Trek (1966) and brough [...]	D
SERIES TRADEMARK: (47) Continuing the tradition of including the number 47 in some way into a Star T [...]	D
Spock Prime and Nero both travel back in time from the future year 2387 - eight years after the even [...]	D

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Rotta verso l'ignoto	D
Sean Chandler Talks About: My Favorite Movie From Every Year I've Been Alive!	D
The Rotten Tomatoes Show: Star Trek/Rudo y Cursi/Next Day Air	D
Who Wants to Be a Millionaire: Million Dollar Movie Week 5	D
Half in the Bag: Transcendence and the Amazing Spider-Man 2	D
Who Do You Think You Are?: Zachary Quinto	D
At the Movies: Episode #7.1	D
Generazioni	D
Mr. Plinkett's Star Trek 2009 Review	D
Diminishing Returns: Justice League	D
Go' morgen Danmark: Episode dated 8 May 2009	D
When Stars Collide	D
Alan Carr: Chatty Man: Episode #2.1	D
The Hoff's Best Film... Ever!: The Hoff's Best Sci-Fi Film Ever!	D
Inglorious Treksperts: School Daze: The Academy Years Revisited	D
Face Off: Judge Match	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Greatest Movie Trailer Quotes	D
MsMojo: Top 10 Movie Couples Who Were Different Species	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Hanging on for Life Movie Scenes	D
More Scenes from a Gay Marriage	D
Brief Film Reviews: My DVD/Blu-Ray Collection	D
The Captains	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Sci-Fi Movies of the 2000s	D
Diminishing Returns: Wonder Woman	D
Blackcatloner: Star Wars: Episode 8 and Suicide Squad	D
The Big Brain Theory: Three Little Pigs	D
The Rotten Tomatoes Show: 2012/The Messenger/Fantastic Mr. Fox	D
Replaying: The Game	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Movie Crossovers We Want	D
Atop the Fourth Wall: Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country	D
Diminishing Returns: Star Wars Season: The Force Awakens	D
Pastor Mike Online: Deer Season, ObamaCare and the New World Order	D
The Rotten Tomatoes Show: The Rotten Tomatoes Show Year Endies	D
Lucifer: Homewrecker	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Star Trek Movie Moments	D
MsMojo: Top 10 Hottest Studs in Sci-Fi Movies	D
Star Trek: Bread and Circuses	D
Mass Effect 2	D
Revenge of the Sith Review	D
Mike & Ryan Talk About Games: Doom	D
Diminishing Returns: Y-Men	D
Guardiani della Galassia	D
The Blockbuster Buster: Honest Review: Star Trek	D
La mia babysitter Ã¨ un vampiro: Blood Drive	D
Outside Xbox: 5 Movie Games That Ruin the Canon: Star Trek, Aliens, the Matrix, the Thing	D
Mr. Plinkett's Cop Dog Review	D
The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon: Michael Fassbender/Zoe Saldana/Fallonventions	D
The Trip to Italy	D
Troldspejlet: Episode #41.2	D
Show of the Week: How to Fix Star Wars with Videogames: YouTube Geek Week Special	D
Lost in Adaptation: The Neverending Story	D
Star Trek III - Alla ricerca di Spock	D
The Nostalgia Critic: Star Wars: The Force Awakens	D
Blackcatloner Reviews: Star Trek Into Darkness	D
Face Off: Make It Reign	D
Hollywood's Top Ten: Movies Based on TV Shows	D
Inglorious Treksperts: Michael Westmore Unmasked	D
Troldspejlet: Episode #41.7	D
WatchMojo: Top 20 Sexiest Female Aliens Ever	D
L'Impero colpisce ancora	D
La noche de...: La noche de... Wonder Woman	D
Hot in Cleveland: Cleveland Fantasy Con	D
Star Trek: Lower Decks: Crisis Point 2: Paradoxus	D
Brief Film Reviews: My Top 10 Films of 2009	D
Heroes Unmasked: The Casting Couch	D
Enterprise	D
Diminishing Returns: Guardians of the Galaxy	D
Tales of Monkey Island: Chapter 4 - The Trial and Execution of Guybrush Threepwood	D
Rotta verso l'ignoto	D
Making a Mechanical Monster: An Interview with William Aldridge	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Modern Space Movies	D
Troldspejlet: Episode #41.18	D
The Nostalgia Critic: The Worst Movies Nostalgia Critic's Reviewed	D
Star Trek II - L'ira di Khan	D
Star Trek: Discovery: Terra Firma, Part 1	D
Star Trek II - L'ira di Khan	D
Star Trek: Prodigy: Kobayashi	D
Honest Trailers: Star Trek	D
Atop the Fourth Wall: Star Trek/Green Lantern: The Spectrum War	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Sci-Fi Movies That Will Become Classics	D
Board James: Dream Phone	D
Troldspejlet: Episode #41.17	D
Diminishing Returns: Part Twominator	D
Fallout: New Vegas	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Star Trek Movies	D
That Star Wars Girl: Star Trek Picard Episode 1 Review!	D
Star Trek: The Next Generation	D
Palle in canna	D
Rotta verso la Terra	D
Star Trek: Picard	D
Star Trek: Lower Decks: Crisis Point	D
Perfect Therapy	D
BoJack Horseman: Let's Find Out	D
Hewy's Animated Movie Reviews: the Faithful Wookie	D
The Nostalgia Critic: RoboCop (2014)	D
Honest Trailers: Fifty Shades of Grey (100th Episode!)	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Sci-Fi Movies That Were Better Than Expected	D
Il Saturday Night Live: Justin Timberlake/Ciara	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Movie Swords	D
How It Should Have Ended: How Star Trek Should Have Ended	D
Alias: So It Begins	D
The Rotten Tomatoes Show: Kick-Ass/Death at a Funeral/The Joneses	D
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds	D
Bones: The Past in the Present	D
James & Mike Mondays: Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire (N64) Part 2	D
Angela and Friends: Episode #1.9	D
Star Trek: The Next Generation	D
StarTalk: William Shatner	D
We are the Robots	D
Inglorious Treksperts: The Essential Picard	D
Films Under Constant Critique: Star Wars: The Force Awakens (2015) and Rogue One (2016)	D
Star Trek: New Voyages: Kitumba	D
Harmontown: Give Black People a Chance to Hear Crickets	D
Star Trek - L'insurrezione	D
Nostalgia Critic Real Thoughts: Face/Off	D
Zero Punctuation: Wolfenstein	D
Face Off: Scene of the Crime	D
Transformers 3	D
Star Trek - L'insurrezione	D
Get a Life!	D
SÃ©ries express: Episode #2.12	D
Some Jerk with a Camera: Back to the Future: The Ride - Part III	D
Enterprise	D
Star Trek: Yesteryear	D
Inglorious Treksperts: Emotionally Compromised: 10 Years of Star Trek 2009	D
Best of the Worst: Plinketto #9	D
Inglorious Treksperts: New Humans, Love Coaches & V'Ger, Oh My - The Novelization of Star Trek: The Motion Picture	D
MsMojo: Top 10 Hottest Male Aliens	D
Star Trek	D
Starfleet a Minecraft Movie	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Best Movie Trailers	D
Inglorious Treksperts: Pike's Place: Anson Mount Uncaged	D
The Jay Leno Show: Episode #1.39	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Villains Who Want to Kill Everybody	D
For the Love of Spock	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Comedic Moments in Action Films	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Dumbest Decisions in Action Movies	D
The Big Bang Theory: The Recombination Hypothesis	D
Mad: Star Blecch/uGlee	D
After Trek: Will You Take My Hand?	D
Leverage - Consulenze illegali: The Two Live Crew Job	D
Light & Magic: Gang of Outsiders	D
Face Off: Intergalactic Zoo	D
Star Trek: Nemesis Review	D
Replay Value: Star Trek	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Movie Characters that Deserve Their Own Spinoff	D
Story of Science Fiction: Space Exploration	D
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine	D
Hannah Montana: Miley Says Goodbye?: Part 1	D
WatchMojo: Another Top 10 Sexy Female Aliens from Movies and TV	D
Squadra Speciale Cobra 11: Das Ende der Welt	D
Blood Story	D
I giocattoli della nostra infanzia: Star Trek	D
The Big Bang Theory: The Apology Insufficiency	D
Face Off: A Force to Be Reckoned With	D
AniMat's Crazy Cartoon Cast: Sci-Fi Special Feature	D
Cinematic Excrement: Star Trek: The Motion Picture	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Scenes in Trailers That Were Not in the Movie	D
Michael & Yossi: Rated or Dated: Sequels	D
How It Should Have Ended: How Star Trek Should Have Ended - Deleted Scene	D
Half in the Bag: Star Trek Beyond	D
The Tonight Show with Jay Leno: Episode #19.31	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Opening Scenes in Movies	D
Blackcat Riffs: Boys Beware	D
Half in the Bag: Green Room	D
Honest Trailers: Avengers: Endgame	D
Star Trek: Lower Decks	D
Star Trek Into Darkness: Ship to Ship	D
Star Trek: Court Martial	D
Primo contatto	D
Offline-La vita non Ã¨ un videogioco	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Space Danger Scenes!	D
The Cinema Snob: Shock! Shock! Shock!	D
Into Darkness - Star Trek	D
The Paul O'Grady Show: Episode dated 8 May 2009	D
Star Trek: Bridge Crew	D
Cat Run 2	D
The Nostalgia Critic: The Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas	D
Diminishing Returns: Oscars 2017	D
Diminishing Returns: The World's End	D
Miss Representation	D
The Fire Rises: The Creation and Impact of the Dark Knight Trilogy	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Alternate Realities in Movies	D
Star Trek: Voyager	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Movie Villains Who Killed the Heroes' Parents	D
AniMat's Crazy Cartoon Cast: Powerpuff Pilot Problem	D
Hunting Grounds	D
Star Trek DÂ·AÂ·C	D
I giocattoli della nostra infanzia: Star Trek	D
Star Wars: Literacy Strikes Back	D
Industrial Light & Magic: Creating the Impossible	D
Numb3rs: Friendly Fire	D
Mad: Jaws the Great and Powerful/Old Spock's Off Their Spockers	D
Star Trek: Journey to Babel	D
Honest Trailers: Pixels	D
I Simpson: Krusty the Clown	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Movie Gadgets We Wish Were Real	D
Heroes Unmasked: The Story So Far	D
This Ain't Star Trek 3 XXX: This Is a Parody	D
Inglorious Treksperts: Khan's Baby & More Lost Trek: Deleted Scenes & Extended TV Cuts	D
Worlds Within Worlds: The Best Episode of Star Trek	D
BBC News 8pm Summary: Episode dated 27 February 2015	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Best Origin Story Movies	D
The Substitute: John Cena	D
Black Mirror: USS Callister	D
Diminishing Returns: Once Upon a Time... In Hollywood	D
Blackcatloner Reviews: Star Wars: The Force Awakens	D
Zero Punctuation: Ghostbusters: The Video Game	D
Bum Reviews: Star Trek	D
Traceroute	D
Star Trek: Discovery	D
Star Trek Online	D
The Rotten Tomatoes Show: The Best of Science Fiction Movies	D
Some Jerk with a Camera: Back to the Future: The Ride - Part II	D
Diminishing Returns: Alien Season: The Prometheus Unology	D
The Big Bang Theory: The Bat Jar Conjecture	D
Great Movie Mistakes 2: The Sequel	D
Diminishing Returns: Star Trek	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Movies Where the World is Saved at the Last Minute	D
The Big Bang Theory: The Electric Can Opener Fluctuation	D
Everything Wrong with...: Everything Wrong With Thor: The Dark World	D
Home - A casa	D
Lost: Pilot: Part 1	D
CollegeHumor Originals: All the Lens Flares from J. J. Abrams' Star Trek	D
Star Trek Fleet Command	D
Cinemassacre's Monster Madness: Making Contact	D
Parks and Recreation: Born and Raised	D
The 82nd Annual Academy Awards	D
Star Trek: New Voyages	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Best Movies Based on a TV Series	D
The History of Power Rangers: Power Rangers RPM: Part 1	D
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De wereld draait door: Episode #4.157	D
Free Radio: Sidekick for a Day	D
Robot Chicken: Casablankman	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Movie Fights Where the Hero Loses	D
Blood and Guts with Scott Ian: H.P. Lovecraft Fishman with Joel Harlow	D
Star Trek: Picard	D
Atop the Fourth Wall: Star Trek #1	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Plot Points That Were Cut Out of Movies	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Most Exciting Escape Pod Scenes!	D
Star Trek: The Trouble with Tribbles	D
Margin Call	D
Sean Chandler Talks About: All 13 Star Trek Movies Ranked!	D
Diminishing Returns: Licence to Kill	D
Star Trek: Beyond	D
Inglorious Treksperts: Domo Arigato, Bad Roboto - Into Darkness and Beyond the J.J.-Verse	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Movies that Lived Up to the Hype	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Characters Who Meet Their Older Self	D
Red White & Blue	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Sexy Sci-Fi Babes - Part 2	D
FoundFlix: 10 Cloverfield Lane (2016)	D
Harold & Kumar, un Natale da ricordare	D
Cinematic Excrement: Total Recall (2012)	D
Diminishing Returns: Caravan of Courage: An Ewok Adventure	D
MsMojo: Top 10 Iconic Movie Heroines of the 2000s	D
WatchMojo: Top 20 Movies That Exceeded Expectations	D
Mike & Ryan Talk About Games: Star Trek (PC)	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Character Reveals in Movie Trailers	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Movie Characters That Tried to Destroy the World	D
The Rotten Tomatoes Show: Year One/Whatever Works/The Proposal	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Movies That Revived a Franchise	D
Honest Trailers: Star Trek Into Darkness	D
The Tonight Show with Jay Leno: Episode #20.166	D
Boomer Fight! Shatner VS RLM Explained!	D
I Simpson: Do Pizza Bots Dream of Electric Guitars	D
Star Trek	D
Diminishing Returns: Transformers	D
Star Trek III - Alla ricerca di Spock	D
South Park: Member Berries	D
Star Trek: Secrets of the Universe	D
Diminishing Returns: Suicide Squad	D
Star Trek: The Mirror Frontier	D
Mad: G.I. E.I. Joe/Dog with a Captain's Log	D
Everything Wrong with...: Everything Wrong with Superman Returns in 6 Minutes or Less	D
Lost Girl: Of All the Gin Joints	D
Star Trek: The Corbomite Maneuver	D
Half in the Bag: The 70-Minute Rise of Skywalker Review	D
Inglorious Treksperts: Captain's Courageous	D
Star Trek: Dark Remnant	D
Who Wants to Be a Millionaire: Episode #8.93	D
Star Trek V - L'ultima frontiera	D
Fringe: The Road Not Taken	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Most Epic Fictional Superweapons	D
A Day in the Life of a Slacker	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Darkest Movie Reboots	D
Rotta verso la Terra	D
TruInside: Bridesmaids	D
I Simpson: Stealing First Base	D
Honest Trailers: Avengers: Age of Ultron	D
Love, Antosha	D
SÃ©ries express: Episode #2.33	D
Half in the Bag: Solo: A Star Wars Story	D
Diminishing Returns Diminisodes: Sol's Lists #2: Time-Travel Movies, Ranked	D
Hollywood's Top Ten: Lost in Space	D
KÃ¶ntÃ¶rfalak	D
The Rotten Tomatoes Show: Wolverine/Ghosts of Girlfriends Past/Battle for Terra	D
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Robot Chicken: The Godfather of the Bride 2	D
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The Grand Tour: Opera, Arts and Donuts	D
Atop the Fourth Wall: Youngblood #5/Star Wars 3-D #1	D
Il Saturday Night Live: Chris Pine/LCD Soundsystem	D
Hot Set: Crash Landed Astronaut	D
Half in the Bag: Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2	D
Special zu 'Star Trek XI'	D
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Star Trek	D
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Cinematic Excrement: Four Christmases	D
Everything Wrong with...: Everything Wrong With Star Trek (2009) In 5 Minutes Or Less	D
Star Trek: Prodigy	D
The Onion: Trekkies Bash New Star Trek Film as 'Fun, Watchable'	D
James & Mike Mondays: NES Remix	D
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After young Spock's fight with the other young Vulcan, he is sitting with his back to the window, w [...]	D
As young Kirk is driving the Corvette, it switches from automatic transmission (note hands-free gea [...]	D
At Kirk's Academy trial, Spock says the purpose of the Kobayashi Maru test is to instill fear. This [...]	D
When young Jim Kirk releases the convertible top of the Corvette, it flies away with the sound of f [...]	D
In the fight on the drill's platform, which is at an extremely high altitude, Kirk and Sulu remove [...]	D
Characters are seen taking the turbo-lift down to the engineering deck of the USS Kelvin. However t [...]	D
When Spock materializes on Vulcan as it is being destroyed to get the elders an earth style aircraf [...]	D
Kirk is exiled from the Enterprise and somehow, miraculously, finds Spock Prime living in a cave in [...]	D
Uhura claims to be able to speak three dialects of Romulan. It has been established that relations [...]	D
When Kirk helps Pike off the torture table on the Narada, he supports Pike on his left side. But wh [...]	D
When Kirk and crew are devising their plan, Spock says he can board the Narada and "steal back" the [...]	D
In the first scene with Mr. Scott at his desk in the outpost, the x-ray machine as seen over his le [...]	D
In the fight scene between Nero and Kirk, Nero's injured ear and scars change sides from right to l [...]	D
During the space jump, Chekov reports the away team's altitude every few seconds. His first report [...]	D
During the countdown at the beginning of the movie when Captain Kirk is on the collision course, as [...]	D
During the space jump scene, the three parachute divers are seen gravitating to the planet at great [...]	D
After the Narada comes through the black hole the next shot shows the bridge of the Kelvin and the [...]	D
In the high altitude parachute jump, the display on Chekov's screen showing the order of jumpers (O [...]	D
The extremely aggressive attitude of the cadets in picking the bar fight reflects absolutely none o [...]	D
During Chekov's announcement to the crew during the voyage to Vulcan, he leans over to his left (to [...]	D
When Nero activates the drill over San Francisco, Starfleet Academy is seen with many cadets going [...]	D
When Captain Robau is shown at the beginning of the film, the Starfleet insignia on his uniform dis [...]	D
When Sarek is speaking to young Spock, the child has a split lip with the suggestion of green blood [...]	D
When the ship arrives at Vulcan, the shields are engaged before dropping out of warp. Even so, the [...]	D
When the Romulans attack Earth, a flame can be seen coming down on the seaport near Starfleet, crea [...]	D
When Kirk and Bones are exchanging introductions on the shuttle the day Kirk enlists in Starfleet, [...]	D
In the final "Spock on Spock" scene, there is an obvious height difference between the two. Young S [...]	D
When Spock is beamed away from Spock Prime's ship at the end of the movie he is in a sitting positi [...]	D
SPOILER: When Spock Prime is contacted by Nero following the destruction of Romulus, Nero's appeara [...]	D
Chekov obtained transporter lock on Kirk and Sulu because the transponders in their communicators h [...]	D
When the Kelvin encountered the Narada, the latter was emerging from a black hole, thus the "lightn [...]	D
In the opening scene after Kirk's wife has given birth to Jim, Chris Hemsworth's Australian accent [...]	D
When Captain Pike is talking to Kirk in the bar, he says "You understand what the Federation is, do [...]	D
When Ayel lifts Kirk by the throat, the wires pulling Kirk up can be seen.	D
When the USS Kelvin is attacked by the Narada, the front half of the saucer section suffers a lot o [...]	D
Old Spock has free earlobes while young Spock has attached ones.	D
When Spock requests permission to come on the bridge, he says, "Permission to come aboard, Captain. [...]	D
Uhura's earrings change color several times throughout the mission. It is highly unlikely that she [...]	D
When Kirk and Spock beam aboard the Romulan vessel, Spock leans down to perform a mind meld on one [...]	D
When Spock enters the Bridge to become Kirk's first officer in the final scene (after Kirk relieves [...]	D
When Kirk is making out with Uhura's green-skinned roommate Gaila, green makeup on the front of his [...]	D
When Spock and his father Sarek are discussing his mother Amanda's death in the transporter room, o [...]	D
Saturn's moon Titan orbits in the plane of the rings, but when the Enterprise rises out of the atmo [...]	D
When Spock travels 129 years into the past via temporal black hole, he should have arrived in the p [...]	D
When young Kirk jumps out of the corvette the car is traveling at a speed of at least forty miles a [...]	D
The Starfleet logo, the distinctive "arrow-head" that featured on all the teasers, was originally i [...]	D
When Kirk, McCoy and Uhura rush onto the bridge to inform the captain that they are racing into a R [...]	D
Green-skinned Gaila has a white scalp where her hair is parted.	D
1548 squared is 2396304. Not 2396324 as stated in the beginning of the movie.	D
If one drop of red matter created a black hole in a super nova, the whole container of it would hav [...]	D
In the opening battle sequence, the computer indicates that weapons are offline but when the crew p [...]	D
When Nero is told that Spock has destroyed the drill and Nero yells, "Spock," Nero's left ear is th [...]	D
When Kirk encounters Spock Prime in the cave, Spock asks "How did you find me?" This is never answe [...]	D
Chekov's Russian accent is sometimes perceived to have a major flaw in it. In Russian, there is no [...]	D
Kirk's statement to the crew that Spock had resigned his commission was incorrect. He was not givin [...]	D
When the crew is discussing the plan to beam aboard Nero's ship, Ensign Chekov states that, in orde [...]	D
The "Enterprise" is referred to as Star Fleet's new flagship. While in current naval tradition a fl [...]	D
When Sulu reaches down to rescue Kirk after the fight scene on the drill platform, Kirk is holding [...]	D
In the scene where Kirk is first picked up off the deck of the Narda after jumping, just before he [...]	D
When they plan to sneak up on the Narada, Mr. Scott is holding a towel with both hands, but when th [...]	D
By destroying Vulcan, Nero does not prevent the development of red matter. The development of red m [...]	D
When Neros' ship is attempting to reach Earths' core it is drilling through the water by the Golden [...]	D
When Kirk convinces Pike and Spock that they are heading into a trap as they warp towards Vulcan, K [...]	D
During the awards ceremony, several flags can be seen in the background, including what appears to [...]	D
In the opening scene, as the Kelvin bridge crew is trying to analyze the anomaly, one of the bridge [...]	D
As the red matter creates the singularity inside of the Narada, the Enterprise is caught in the gra [...]	D
In Star Trek, Captain Kirk mentions a Federation/Romulan War many years previously. The war was con [...]	D
After Spock boards the Vulcan ship on board the mining vessel, Kirk is seen walking through some pi [...]	D
The deep crevasse that the young James Kirk dumps the corvette into is not a natural canyon (which [...]	D
Some viewers have commented that the Nero/Spock confrontation that sends them through the black hol [...]	D
Mr. Scott says he had a transporter mishap with "Admiral Archer's prized beagle". The series Enterp [...]	D
According to the writers, the new Stardate system has the year and the decimal points indicate the [...]	D
The movie's universe diverges from the familiar Star Trek universe in 2233, when Nero arrived in th [...]	D
When Captain Pike is beamed back to the Enterprise, he is somewhat able to move on his feet with he [...]	D
When McCoy and Kirk board a shuttle headed for the Enterprise, there are nacelles visible on the bo [...]	D
When Chekov is briefing the crew on his plan to catch up to the Narada, there is a close-up shot of [...]	D
When Nero is accused of genocide after destroying Vulcan, he responds that he is trying to prevent [...]	D
Kirk goes from being an Academy cadet (literally, since there's nothing to show he actually graduat [...]	D
When Spock prime is mind melded with Kirk, he state 129 yrs from now a star will explode and threat [...]	D
Romulus was doomed either way. It's star going supernova destroyed the planet. If the Red Matter ha [...]	D
When the insertion of the Red Matter into the center of Vulcan started to create the black hole, th [...]	D
The female Vulcan Minister is smiling as she stands up at Spock's entrance hearing for the Science [...]	D
When Uhura confronts Spock about being assigned to the USS Farragut, Spock refers to her as Lieuten [...]	D
Spock Prime is surprised that Kirk is not yet Captain of the Enterprise. In his time line, he serve [...]	D
When the Narada first attacks the Enterprise upon its arrival at Vulcan, its missiles impact the En [...]	D
The USS Kelvin's upper engineering hull has a tapered cylindrical shape in all but one shot. It is [...]	D
When Kirk is looking at the Enterprise still under construction, the camera is showing specks of du [...]	D
Once Nero realizes that he has time traveled into the past, rather than attacking the Kelvin, he sh [...]	D
When drilling into Vulcan, Nero does it over dry land, having a clear shot to the planets core, how [...]	D
At the end, when Nero's ship begins to collapse and be drawn into the black hole, Kirk and the Ente [...]	D
When young Kirk is driving his stepfather's Corvette and listening to him on the cell phone, the so [...]	D
In the opening, when Captain Robau of the Kelvin says, "Polarize the view screen", he is wearing a [...]	D
There are no mountain ranges anywhere in Iowa, yet one appears behind Kirk while he approaches the [...]	D
During Spock and Kirk's fight on the bridge, Spock slams Kirk into one of the bridge consoles, whic [...]	D
When Uhura walks in on Kirk and Gaila, she says, "I've been working on solar systems." While earth' [...]	D
When Chekov beams Kirk and Sulu onto the transporter pad from their free-fall, they hit the pad har [...]	D
The shadow of the camera is visible on Spock Prime's back near the end of the movie.	D
When young Kirk is forced to stay on the Kelvin because there is an "auto-pilot malfunction", he ha [...]	D
In the end when Spock and Spock Prime are talking, their positions relative to the ships in the han [...]	D
The authorization code used by Chekov is way too short to be secure (even for 1960s standards, let [...]	D
The Romulan ship managed to reach Earth and start drilling without Starfleet attacking because the [...]	D

Frase

Chief Engineer Olson: I can't wait to kick some [...]	D
George Kirk: What are we gonna call him? Winona [...]	D
Spock Prime: [after Kirk relieves Pike of comman [...]	D
James T. Kirk: [to Spock] The test itself is a c [...]	D
Spock: We are traveling at warp speed. How did y [...]	D
James T. Kirk: You know, coming back in time, ch [...]	D
Spock Prime: It is remarkably pleasing to see yo [...]	D
Sarek: Speak your mind, Spock. Spock: That woul [...]	D
Christopher Pike: [whistles to break up fight be [...]	D
[Kirk rescues Pike] Christopher Pike: What're y [...]	D
Scotty: So, the Enterprise has had its maiden vo [...]	D
Christopher Pike: Mr. Spock, I'm leaving you in [...]	D
Ayel: Your species is even weaker than I expecte [...]	D
Scotty: I like this ship! You know, it's excitin [...]	D
James T. Kirk: [still suffering from the vaccine [...]	D
[the U.S.S. Enterprise is being sucked into a bl [...]	D
James T. Kirk: I don't feel right. I feel like I [...]	D
James T. Kirk: Bones, doesn't it bother you that [...]	D
Spock Prime: To stop Nero, you alone must take c [...]	D
James T. Kirk: Where are we? Leonard 'Bones' Mc [...]	D
[Pike previously told Kirk he would be an office [...]	D
[from trailer #3] Nero: I've been waiting for t [...]	D
Lt. Nyota Uhura: [Having just learned that she i [...]	D
[Spock Prime and Kirk arrive at a derelict Starf [...]	D
Christopher Pike: All power to forward shields. [...]	D
[deleted scene: Spock's birth] Sarek: I was thi [...]	D
Christopher Pike: You know, I couldn't believe i [...]	D
Spock Prime: James T. Kirk! James T. Kirk: Excu [...]	D
Christopher Pike: Scan Vulcan space, look for an [...]	D
Spock: We must gather with the rest of Starfleet [...]	D
Vulcan Council President: You have surpassed the [...]	D
Spock: [finding himself aboard the ship of his f [...]	D
Test Administrator: How the hell did that kid be [...]	D
Captain Robau: If I don't report in 15 minutes, [...]	D
Lt. Nyota Uhura: Gaila, who is he? Gaila: Who's [...]	D
Leonard 'Bones' McCoy: How the hell did they do [...]	D
Christopher Pike: Kirk, you, too. You're not sup [...]	D
Leonard 'Bones' McCoy: I may throw up on ya. Ja [...]	D
Leonard 'Bones' McCoy: Are you actually suggesti [...]	D
Spock: [to Kirk] Out of the chair.	D
Kirk: Make that two. Her shot's on me. Lt. Nyot [...]	D
James T. Kirk: Sulu, let's go home.	D
Kirk: [Bolts out of bed suddenly from being seda [...]	D
Flight Officer: You need a doctor. Leonard 'Bon [...]	D
[Spock notices a elder Vulcan walking in the doc [...]	D
[last lines] Spock Prime: [closing monologue] S [...]	D
Lt. Nyota Uhura: I'm impressed. For a moment the [...]	D
[Kirk rushes onto the bridge, urging the ship to [...]	D
Amanda Grayson: There's no need to be anxious. Y [...]	D
Leonard 'Bones' McCoy: Well, congratulations, Ji [...]	D
James T. Kirk: Now, what is it with you, Spock? [...]	D
Spock Prime: You are, in fact, the Mr. Scott who [...]	D
James T. Kirk: Stardate: 2258.42... or, uh, 4... [...]	D
James T. Kirk: [hurling to his death with Sulu] [...]	D
Christopher Pike: Russian whizkid, what's your n [...]	D
Young Spock: I presume you've prepared new insul [...]	D
[as the Narada pursues Spock, he suddenly whips [...]	D
Lt. Nyota Uhura: [catches Kirk hiding under her [...]	D
[Kirk drives his stepfather's Corvette toward a [...]	D
James T. Kirk: Your ship is compromised, too clo [...]	D
Young Spock: You suggest I should become complet [...]	D
Christopher Pike: I'm Captain Christopher Pike. [...]	D
Admiral Richard Barnett: This is Commander Spock [...]	D
Spock: I am as conflicted as I once was as a chi [...]	D
Kelvin Crew Member: Captain, we have visual! [...]	D
Spock: [sits in the cockpit of his future self's [...]	D
Ayel: I will speak for Captain Nero. Captain Ro [...]	D
Spock: [Kirk has been appointed captain, and the [...]	D
Lt. Nyota Uhura: [to Spock, after the destructio [...]	D
James T. Kirk: Scotty, how we doin'? Scotty: Di [...]	D
James T. Kirk: [on Spock] Who was that pointy-ea [...]	D
Leonard 'Bones' McCoy: Wait a minute, kid. How o [...]	D
Pavel Chekov: Ensign Authorization code: nine-fi [...]	D
Scotty: I've never beamed three people from two [...]	D
Nero: James T. Kirk was considered to be a great [...]	D
Nero: I know your face from Earth's history. [...]	D
Spock Prime: What if I told you that your transw [...]	D
Spock: Get him off this ship.	D
Leonard 'Bones' McCoy: Permission to speak freel [...]	D
James T. Kirk: I relieve you, sir. Christopher [...]	D
Spock: Acting Captain's Log, Stardate 2258.42. W [...]	D
[through a mind meld with Kirk] Spock Prime: Bi [...]	D
James T. Kirk: So what kind of combat training d [...]	D
Leonard 'Bones' McCoy: Three more Klingon warbir [...]	D
James T. Kirk: Where you came from... did I know [...]	D
Sarek: Spock, you are fully capable of deciding [...]	D
Kirk: [highly agitated and suffering side effect [...]	D
Nero: We wait. We wait for the one who allowed o [...]	D
Nero: That ship. Take it out. Romulan: Sir, if [...]	D
[Kirk and Scott run around the Enterprise's engi [...]	D
Spock: [on intercom] Dr Puri, report. Leonard ' [...]	D
James T. Kirk: What are you doing? Leonard 'Bon [...]	D
James T. Kirk: [Stepping aboard the bridge as it [...]	D
Security Officer: [McCoy is half-carrying a loop [...]	D
Spock: [volunteering for what could be a suicide [...]	D
Scotty: Except, the thing is, even if I believed [...]	D
[from trailer #2] Nero: The wait is over.	D
Gaila: Jim, I think I love you. James T. Kirk: [...]	D
James T. Kirk: [upon taking command of the Enter [...]	D
[first lines] Communication Operator: U.S.S. Ke [...]	D
Hikaru Sulu: The fleet has cleared spacedock, Ca [...]	D
Lt. Nyota Uhura: [During the Kobayashi Maru test [...]	D
Spock: [standing across Lt. Uhura before he and [...]	D

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