Spoilers Which Enterprise went out with the most style?

[KhanSolo]

(SPOILERS...but not really, I mean you see the nacelles coming off in the trailer and the saucer hitting mountains, in any case, read at your own risk) Anyway, now that we've seen the Enterprise destroyed a handful of times, which instance do you think had the most flare, or creativity involved?

Personally, I'd say Beyond has to take the cake, the ship is literally ripped into pieces followed by a saucer separation and intense crash landing. I do, however, think they could've done something else for the saucer seeing as the Enterprise-D had a similar fate in Generations.

 

[The Old Mixer]

@KhanSolo : I hear what you're saying, but we have spoiler policies for a reason. In this case, I think the mere fact that it has to be in spoiler gives enough away, but at least people can avoid the details.

(OP edited to add spoiler code.)

 

[Jedi Marso]

1701 in TSFS

 

[KhanSolo]

Spoiler: Read at your own risk

(SPOILERS...but not really, I mean you see the nacelles coming off in the trailer and the saucer hitting mountains, in any case, read at your own risk) Anyway, now that we've seen the Enterprise destroyed a handful of times, which instance do you think had the most flare, or creativity involved?

Personally, I'd say Beyond has to take the cake, the ship is literally ripped into pieces followed by a saucer separation and intense crash landing. I do, however, think they could've done something else for the saucer seeing as the Enterprise-D had a similar fate in Generations.

True, I was just being a troll haha thanks for adding the header though

 

[BillJ]

My heart says the 1701 from The Search for Spock. My head says the 1701 from Beyond.

 

[Vorpal_Blade]

I believe it was 1701 from The Search for Spock also.

 

[Mr Pointy Ears]

the original enterprise from the search for spock

 

[Nerys Myk]

The Enterprise going down in TSFS brought a tear to my eye.

 

[Vger23]

TSFS...almost as emotional as Spock dying in TWOK

 

[sbk1234]

Beyond's Enterprise destruction was an amazing spectacle for the eyes, and something we've never seen before. Incredibly done! However, prior to TSFS, many of us doubted that it was possible for them to actually destroy the Enterprise, so it was game changing for Star Trek.

 

[Mr. Laser Beam]

If we had actually seen the final battle of the Enterprise-C vs. the Romulans ("Yesterday's Enterprise"), I would have voted for that one.

 

[The Old Mixer]

It's clear that the genie's not gonna stay in the bottle here regarding the new film. Removed the spoiler code from the original post, added a spoiler tag to the thread title. Let the reader beware.

 

[Tosk]

Alt-1701 was a spectacular take-down, no question. But emotionally it doesn't come even close to losing her in STIII.

 

[Paul Weaver]

The D in "Yesterday's Enteprise"

Let's make sure history never forgets the name Enteprise

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[JRoss]

Cause and Effect. So sad. So sad. So sad. So sad.

Just kidding. but it's a tossup between Beyond and TSFS

 

[USS Firefly]

1701 in TSFS and The big D in Yesterday's Enteprise

 

[Bry_Sinclair]

Though we never saw it, I'd have to go with the E-C as well. 120-odd survivors choosing to go back into a no-win battle without their Captain and relying on a junior lieutenant to see them through, all in hopes that their sacrifice may bring a better future than a doomed war with the Klingons.

 

[Nate]

1701 in TSFS for the emotional punch. 1701 in Beyond for the spectacle.

 

[Tracy Trek]

1701 in TSFS for the emotional punch. 1701 in Beyond for the spectacle.

When Kirk set the Enterprise to self destruct in TSFS, because it was the most emotional. The reboot Enterprise was fairly spectacular, but I prefer the one that was did for Enterprise D.

 

[DimesDan]

The NuPrise in Beyond.