This is the whole problem with modern movie audiences. Younger so-called "fans" don't respect Trek's history and are way too easily impressed by a movie being absolutely awesome!
This is the whole problem with modern movie audiences. Younger so-called "fans" don't respect Trek's history and are way too easily impressed by a movie being absolutely awesome!
Awesome.Harrison's ship is huge!
If Peter Weller isn't secretly the baddie, I'll be surprised.
That's because it's so similar to the Sovereign.The Dreadnought looks more like an Enterprise than the nuEnterprise does
Indeed, the shape is much closer to what the Constitution class should be but the shot of it at the end of the trailer shows that it too suffers some of the shortcomings the nuEnterprise does.The Dreadnought looks more like an Enterprise than the nuEnterprise does!
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That's because it's so similar to the Sovereign.The Dreadnought looks more like an Enterprise than the nuEnterprise does
That ship that Harrison on is on, has to be from the same time period that Spock and Nero is from. She must came through the wormhole after Spock and Nero had went through?
Is it just me or have they given away a litte too much with this trailer? We now know that the crashing ship is the Dreadnought, that the Enterprise will be saved from crashing, that Pike will die (Kirk's sad look at the end of the trailer when Pike's line "I believe in you, Jim" is being repeated), and we can safely assume that Admiral Marcus is a villain ... are there any surprises left?
I have a feeling that when Harrison talks about a captain going down with his ship, he's talking about himself.
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That's because it's so similar to the Sovereign.The Dreadnought looks more like an Enterprise than the nuEnterprise does
I don't think it looks anything like any Enterprise.
That nebula, however, looks just like the one that the Enterprise-E is flying around at the beginning of First Contact.
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