What other parts of the movie would you consider to be mistakes and how would you change them or was this the only one in the entire show?
Quite a bit of jargon was off, actually. For instance, after Kirk goads Spock into attacking him on the bridge, when Spock steps down Kirk refers to it as "resigning commission," which means quitting. Starfleet. Forever. He should've said "relinquished command" or "been relieved of duty." That's the other big one.
The repeated "You're captain, now" line when Robau and Pike left the ship also seemed a bit weird. Not to mention Pike advancing Kirk up to first officer (well, second officer) despite the fact that he wasn't part of the crew, and also doing it without telling anyone.
And when Kirk says of the Narada, "Either we're going down, or they are," it really should be the other way around, both in terms of sentence structure (saying the desired outcome first) and to fit with Pine's delivery of the line (which reaches the peak of grimness on "or they are," which is illogical).
Did you seriously just ask a bunch of Star Trek fans to nitpick a movie like you were calling a bluff?
Last edited: