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Homages You Liked:

mhmm... I guess I'm still the only one who sees an homage to Mark Leonards first Trek-role in the the golden fabric-pattern of Sarek's clothes (when we see him for the first time in the movie)...
 
-Kirk calmly eating an apple as he saves all the ships now that he's reprogrammed the Kobayashi Maru scenario. As you all remember, he's eating an apple in TWOK as he explains how he beat the Kobayashi Maru scenario, and awaits word from Spock they can retrieve them;
Yeah, this was a great choice and likely made by Pine rather than having been put in the script. It made me smile when I saw it the first time.
 
McCoy: "A little suffering is good for the soul."

The whole Kobyashi Maru sequence, right down to the TOS bridge sounds..

TOS communicators on the Kelvin.

The Kelvin Shuttlecraft design..

Redshirt death.

Spock's definition of the word "fine."

The Yesteryear homage.

The continuation of the appearance of 47.

Scotty: "I'm givin' her all she's got!!"

The Enterprise rising in the dust like the nebula scene in TWOK.
 
-Kirk calmly eating an apple as he saves all the ships now that he's reprogrammed the Kobayashi Maru scenario. As you all remember, he's eating an apple in TWOK as he explains how he beat the Kobayashi Maru scenario, and awaits word from Spock they can retrieve them;
Yeah, this was a great choice and likely made by Pine rather than having been put in the script. It made me smile when I saw it the first time.

I doubt that was Pine's idea. The apple thing is way too deliberate. The writers did their homework homage-wise.. Given the other homages, I am sure this was scripted. This movie also took place during a writers' strike. The film was shot as written.
 
Anyone catch the three chimes that's in the beginning of TOS and TNG's opening sequence as Kirk, Pike and Spock materialise back on Enterprise? It's in the soundtrack as well (can't remember which track though).
 
One I haven't seen that has been overlooked was during the Academy trial scene Spock does the Picard maneuver when Kirk calls him out.

It might not have been a homage though, but I took it that way.

Picard manuver? Is that a tunic straightening? If so, watch the radiation chamber sequence with Kirk in TWOK again.

Symmetry.

Edit: Oops. Shoulda read the whole thread, someone already mentioned that!
 
-Kirk calmly eating an apple as he saves all the ships now that he's reprogrammed the Kobayashi Maru scenario. As you all remember, he's eating an apple in TWOK as he explains how he beat the Kobayashi Maru scenario, and awaits word from Spock they can retrieve them;
Yeah, this was a great choice and likely made by Pine rather than having been put in the script. It made me smile when I saw it the first time.

I doubt that was Pine's idea. The apple thing is way too deliberate. The writers did their homework homage-wise.. Given the other homages, I am sure this was scripted. This movie also took place during a writers' strike. The film was shot as written.

Maybe, but not necessarily. Actors would be able to ad-lib (if allowed by the director), directors constantly change lines here and there. JJ didn't ("maybe") because he's also a member of the WGA.
 
Anyone catch the three chimes that's in the beginning of TOS and TNG's opening sequence as Kirk, Pike and Spock materialise back on Enterprise? It's in the soundtrack as well (can't remember which track though).
Yep, I remember.
 
Many of the good ones have already been mentioned:

Kirk eating the apple during the Kobayashi Maru simulation.

Karl Urban's entire performance.

Captain Pike in a wheelchair, although thankfully in far better shape than he was in "The Menagerie."

Kirk making out with a green woman, although she seemed far less malevolent than the Orion women on Enterprise. For one thing, Uhura wasn't constantly incapacitated by headaches.

"Cardassian Sunrises." Although I kinda wish they'd changed it to "Sumerian Sunsets," the drink from "Profit & Loss" that Quark's ex-girlfriend stopped drinking "because they remind me of you."

The references to Admiral Archer's beagle. Although it kinda makes Scotty a jackass now. He killed Porthos Jr.! (This is worse than when Chef tried to turn him into chili.)
 
McCoy doesn't say "He's dead, Jim." That would be pushing it and probably would have dumped me right out of the moment.

He does say "He's dead."
 
A nod that i liked, or sort of a prequel, if you may, would be Kirk climbing up the hole on the ice planet...(and all the other times he hangs by his fingertips in this movie).....reminded me very much of Star Trek V, in the beginning where he is climbing El Capitan.

after all the times he clung by his fingertips in this movie i guess he figured he was good at it and might as well go climb mountains!
 
just caught a rather obscure reference today watching ds9's "improbably cause"... odo says to garak, "you must forgive me, the intricacies of cardassian jokes escape me." or some paraphrase of that. much like spock to pike before the space jump
 
The appearance shuttle fly over of Enterprise, takes the same path as the travel pod in TMP.

"Punch it", and the Enterprise goes nowhere, just like the Falcon in Empire Strikes Back.


Just about every homage I liked, a lot of them have been mentioned already.


The tribble

Spock giving Scotty the formula, just like Scotty did in ST4.

Kirk's last orders to Sulu before beaming over to the Narada. Pine's whole performance reminded me of Shatner in that scene.

I really liked the scene between old Spock and Kirk.


-Chris
 
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