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Poll STAR TREK 4: Guess that plot

What will ST4's plot involve?

  • Time travel

    Votes: 12 21.8%
  • Exploding planets

    Votes: 9 16.4%
  • Exploding stars

    Votes: 6 10.9%
  • Revenge

    Votes: 15 27.3%
  • Lens flare

    Votes: 8 14.5%
  • Wouldn't quite be Kelvin without all of the above

    Votes: 26 47.3%
  • Something we haven't seen

    Votes: 22 40.0%

  • Total voters
    55
completely change the way time travel and timelines have always been portrayed
Always? Have you seen "Tomorrow is Yesterday", "Yesteryear" or "Time Squared"?

Trek time travel rules depend 100% on the writer-of-the-week and how they think it should work.

And that Picard is set in 2399, takes place after the supernova destroyed Romulus but not in the timeline where Vulcan was destroyed (and is part of the Star Trek Universe of shows run by ST'09 writer/producer Alex Kurtzman) says they're fine with how it all happened.
 
Don't forget yellow moons, green clovers, blue diamonds, purple horseshoes and beer to swill that down with, along with other ubercheezy product placement ads that are so out of place in a Star Trek or even Star Wars film...
 
Don't forget yellow moons, green clovers, blue diamonds, purple horseshoes and beer to swill that down with, along with other ubercheezy product placement ads that are so out of place in a Star Trek or even Star Wars film...
What product placements did you have in-mind? I don't remember any, but maybe I wasn't paying enough attention.
 
List of product placement in the Kelvin universe!

Star Trek
Nokia phone in George Kirk's car
Budweiser in the Shipyard bar

Into Darkness
None? Although I wouldn't be surprised if some buildings in San Francisco and London have real company logos on them.

Beyond
Starfleet computers and equipment are Hewlett-Packard
 
List of product placement in the Kelvin universe!

Star Trek
Nokia phone in George Kirk's car
Budweiser in the Shipyard bar

Into Darkness
None? Although I wouldn't be surprised if some buildings in San Francisco and London have real company logos on them.

Beyond
Starfleet computers and equipment are Hewlett-Packard
The horror...? :shrug:
 
Into Darkness
None? Although I wouldn't be surprised if some buildings in San Francisco and London have real company logos on them.
I think any there may have been were either replaced for filming or digitally removed during post.

There was one scene I recall being discussed here (might have been posted by you? not sure - something involving a street crossing during foot chase sequence, and possible transporter kiosk at curbside) that was filmed at a building which did at the time of the shoot have a prominent logo or company branding at ground level, but it was nowhere to be seen in the finished film.
 
I think any there may have been were either replaced for filming or digitally removed during post.

There was one scene I recall being discussed here (might have been posted by you? not sure - something involving a street crossing during foot chase sequence, and possible transporter kiosk at curbside) that was filmed at a building which did at the time of the shoot have a prominent logo or company branding at ground level, but it was nowhere to be seen in the finished film.
Yes! I had totally forgotten about that. It was what I thought was a public Facebook terminal (it had something like the blue F) and someone spotted a plague on the wall for something or other. But I think it was still there in the movie? I had a little search but can't find the thread.
 
Yes! I had totally forgotten about that. It was what I thought was a public Facebook terminal (it had something like the blue F) and someone spotted a plague on the wall for something or other. But I think it was still there in the movie? I had a little search but can't find the thread.
Facebook terminal — that was the part I wasn't remembering.

https://www.trekbbs.com/threads/nev...kelvinverse-films.287945/page-5#post-12157162

And I had it backwards: there is some sort of building signage seen in the movie (screencapped in your post linked above) which appears to have been added for the scene, but isn't present in a Google Maps StreetView image:

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The Facebook terminal signage, or whatever it's meant to be, was something added for the film — it's not present in StreetView.

Conclusion: no accidental company logo placements.

Probably.
 
Facebook terminal — that was the part I wasn't remembering.

https://www.trekbbs.com/threads/nev...kelvinverse-films.287945/page-5#post-12157162

And I had it backwards: there is some sort of building signage seen in the movie (screencapped in your post linked above) which appears to have been added for the scene, but isn't present in a Google Maps StreetView image:

x0vhg16.png


The Facebook terminal signage, or whatever it's meant to be, was something added for the film — it's not present in StreetView.

Conclusion: no accidental company logo placements.

Probably.
There is a KPMG plaque on the wall in the Into Darkness screencap but it's not in the current day street view. I suspect that's an oversight rather than product placement though.

Also that thread pointed out CNN graphics used in some of the background news feeds, although only (barely) visible in BTS materials so again doesn't count.
 
I would be ok with the idea that some brands might survive a few more centuries, but product placement is pretty lame at the same time. So I'm conflicted. :weep:
 
Kirk and co. are thrown back in time and are caught up in a desperate race to prevent the assassination of some prominent figure such as John F. Kennedy, and they also find themselves among some primitive beings and end up giving them fire, and it turns out to be early in human history and our heroes are forever remembered as the Titans of ancient legend.

Kor
 
Facebook terminal — that was the part I wasn't remembering.

https://www.trekbbs.com/threads/nev...kelvinverse-films.287945/page-5#post-12157162

And I had it backwards: there is some sort of building signage seen in the movie (screencapped in your post linked above) which appears to have been added for the scene, but isn't present in a Google Maps StreetView image:

x0vhg16.png


The Facebook terminal signage, or whatever it's meant to be, was something added for the film — it's not present in StreetView.

Conclusion: no accidental company logo placements.

Probably.
two things:
1. this is one of the locations i was at when i was an extra in into darkness.
2. i live down the street from here and every time i pass with my husband i say "this is where i was when i was an extra into darkness".
 
two things:
1. this is one of the locations i was at when i was an extra in into darkness.
2. i live down the street from here and every time i pass with my husband i say "this is where i was when i was an extra into darkness".
That's awesome! And since you were there can you tell me if you remember seeing any Facebook logos?:lol:
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(Although the more I look the more I suspect the terminal was added in post-production along with the cars, building extensions and street textures)
 
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