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Star Trek - The Mission Continues … Enter for a Chance to Win Signed Film Cells

Posted by Dave on Thursday, August 13, 2009

Star Trek: The Mission Continues… Sweepstakes!

The Star Trek franchise is re-booted and you are invited to come aboard and enter to win one of three pieces of Star Trek history. Ideal for your displaying on your bridge or Holodeck.

Your mission is simple: Fill out the entry form daily for a chance to win framed film cell art pieces featuring Kirk, Spock and Uhura and more of the Enterprise crew. Then, enjoy some alternate reality relaxation with MovieSet’s collection of behind the scenes videos, news and still photos from the making of Star Trek.

Prizes: Three limited edition, 9.5″ x 11.5″ framed film cells - Each comes with a Certificate of Authenticity to ensure quality.

• 1st Prize - poster art of Kirk, Spock and Uhura surrounded by 12 film cells
• 2nd Prize - photo signed by Zachary Quinto as Spock with 10 film cells
• 3rd Prize - Enterprise crew action poster art with 10 film cells & plaque

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Star Trek - The Mission Continues … Enter for a Chance to Win Signed Film Cells

Posted by grip on Thursday, August 13, 2009

Star Trek ‘Director’s Cut’ Sweepstakes

No doubt you saw the new Star Trek movie - in fact you probably saw it twice because you are a true fan of the Star Trek universe.

In honor of this exciting installment of the Star Trek story, MovieSet assembled a prize-pack worthy of a hardcore fan including a press backgrounder signed by Director JJ Abrams who brought this dynamic installment of Star Trek to life, plus a pair of numbered and framed Star Trek film cell art pieces to display on your own bridge, den or bedroom.

Be sure to explore the collection of behind the scenes Star Trek videos, pictures and news at MovieSet.com.

The Star Trek Director’s Cut Sweepstakes runs from June 25 until Aug. 1 2009 - Enter daily for more chances to win.

One Lucky Winner Scores a Grand Prize Pack with:

(1) Star Trek media backgrounder signed by Director JJ Abrams

Collected by MovieSet correspondent Quinn Bender at the Star Trek press junket in LA, this is a photo-copied media hand-out filled with behind the scenes stories, challenges and anecdotes from the making of Star Trek. Comes with a MovieSet COA.

(2) Framed and numbered Star Trek film cells art pieces

Each features mini-poster art from Star Trek (2009), surrounded by hand-picked film cells depicting action from the film with Certificate of Authenticity and a black frame ready for hanging.

SO ENTER THE CONTEST

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Star Trek - The Mission Continues … Enter for a Chance to Win Signed Film Cells

Posted by grip on Thursday, August 13, 2009

Hey MovieSetters, it’s time once again to announce the winners for one of our famed MovieSet Sweepstakes! This time is was X-Men Origins: Wolverine, which was sure to be a goodie!

Our Grand Prize winner was Charlie M from Maple Grove, MN! Here’s what he had to say!

Awesome! You guys rock. Thanks so much for the sweepstakes, and thanks to the
filmmakers and crew for putting together one kickass production.

You’re Welcome Charlie. You’re Welcome.

But he wasn’t alone! We had 6 other winners take home some awesome stuff, here’s a list of what they won!

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Star Trek - The Mission Continues … Enter for a Chance to Win Signed Film Cells

Posted by grip on Thursday, August 13, 2009

I won I won!

Earlier in May, MovieSet started a Star Trek Sweepstakes where you could win tons of free Star Trek gear!  We were giving out tons of prizes, and we got TONS of entries!

So CONGRATULATIONS to Kyle T of Kinston, North Carolina! He’s our Grand Prize winner, meaning he takes home a poster signed by the cast, as well as some other top notch Star Trek goodies!

Wow, thanks for the cool prizes, I’ll be sure to visit your site regularly! - Kyle T

No Problem Buddy!

But that’s not all!

We also had 5 first place winners and 10 runner ups which means in total we had 16 winners taking home some cool Star Trek gear!  So congrats to Keith R. from Toledo OH, Laura C. of Clifton Heights PA, Josh L. from Albany NY, Melissa S. from Point Pleasant NJ and Denyse G.  from Seminol FL. They all won the “First Place” prize!

Also we have Joel B. of Charlottesville VA, David H. from Monroe VA,  Lisa D. of Starkville MS, Max F. from Columbus OH, Elaine K. of La Quinta CA,  Shanna M. from Cape Fair MO, Eric W. B. from Sun Prairie WI and David S. from Ashville NY! Whew! Those guys all won the ‘Runner Up’ Prize.

Congrats guys!

Here’s a list of what we we gave away

• Grand Prize
• (1) Star Trek one sheet signed by cast
• (1) Star Trek movie Enterprise Model
• (4) Movie passes
• (1) CD Soundtrack of movie
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• First Prize
• (5) Star Trek the Movie Tie-in Paper back
• (5) Set of 10 Limited Edition Trading cards
• (5) Pair of movie tickets
• (5) CD Soundtrack from Star Trek movie
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• Runner Up Prizes
• (10) Star Trek the Movie Tie-in Paper back
• (10) Pairs of movie tickets
• (10) CD Soundtrack from Star Trek movie
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Feeling left out?

You should! The transporter room is empty, and Scotties not going to beam you to this party!

But fear not! For we have MORE contests with MORE prizes, just waiting for you to win them, including a 2 person trip to Las Vegas as part of our Hangover Sweepstakes!

So for your chance to win one of the many prizes we are always  giving away at MovieSet, check out our other contests for your chance to win cool stuff from your favorite movies!

The Hangover and Transformers 2 Sweepstakes!

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Star Trek - The Mission Continues … Enter for a Chance to Win Signed Film Cells

Posted by grip on Thursday, August 13, 2009

MovieSet is bringing you TONS of sweepstakes in the upcoming months and now is your chance to win. Check out the hosts of The Behind the Scenes Show while they explain what YOU need to do to win!

Be the envy of all the mutants on your block! Enter to win one of THREE Grand Prize packs each including an original, signed by the cast theatrical one-sheet from X-Men Origins: Wolverine.

Join us as we celebrate the release of X-Men Origins: Wolverine, starring Hugh Jackman, in theaters May 8 with a slew of cool prize giveaways including Xbox 360 games, PSP consoles, movie tickets and more!

GRAND PRIZE!

(3) WOLVERINE One Sheets Signed by:

• Hugh Jackman
• Liev Shreiber
• Ryan Reynolds
• Will.I.am
• Taylor Kitsch
• Lynn Collins
  And
• Director Gavin Hood

Plus

• (3) Wolverine Video Games
• (3) Sets of 4 movie tickets

First Prize!

• (1) PSP game console
• (1) Wolverine PSP game
• (1) Pair of movie tickets

Runner Up Prizes!

• (5) Wolverine Video games
• (5) Wolverine Bobble Heads

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ENTER MUTANTS - - - - - - - ENTER HUMANS

Contest Runs from: April 23 - May 22

For more information on X-Men Origins: Wolverine visit the Wolverine Sitelet

Thanks to:

Sweepstakes Advantage - The Largest Directory of Free Online Sweepstakes!

AllCanadaContests.com - Canadian Sweepstakes

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Star Trek - The Mission Continues … Enter for a Chance to Win Signed Film Cells

Posted by grip on Thursday, August 13, 2009

MovieSet is bringing you TONS of sweepstakes in the upcoming months and now is your chance to win. Check out the hosts of The Behind the Scenes Show while they explain what YOU need to do to win some of the galaxy of prizes that awaits you!

To help celebrate the arrival of ‘Star Trek,’ one of the most anticipated movies of the year, we’re giving away prize packs we think you’d fight a Vulcan to win. Imagine beaming home with a signed ‘Star Trek’ one-sheet, a scale model of the iconic USS Enterprise, the CD soundtrack or pairs of movie tickets! A truly Trek-tacular collection. Enter today to live long, prosper and win!

Get energized and enter the Star Trek sweepstakes!!

The Grand Prize Includes:

• Star Trek one sheet signed by cast
• Star Trek movie Enterprise Model
• Movie passes
• CD Soundtrack of movie

First Prize:

• 5 Star Trek the Movie Tie-in Paperbacks
• 5 Sets of 10 Limited Edition Trading cards
• 5 Pairs of movie tickets
• 5 CD Soundtracks from Star Trek movie

Runner Up Prizes

• 10 Star Trek the Movie Tie-in Paperbacks
• 10 Pairs of movie tickets
• 10 CD Soundtracks from Star Trek movie

Click to get energized !!

We hope you enjoy the Star Trek contest and best of luck!

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Star Trek - The Mission Continues … Enter for a Chance to Win Signed Film Cells

Posted by grip on Thursday, August 13, 2009

By Quinn Bender

It could be one of the most talked about developments in Star Trek’s endlessly-evolving storyline, but it’s one the young cast of the latest Trek feature say has been percolating for 40 years.

“There was, I do remember, one particular instance where Spock was playing a harp,” said Karl Urban, who plays the young Dr. Leonard ‘Bones’ McCoy. “Uhura was singing and caressing his ears. It was one of those hypnotic scenes in the original series. I think while that relationship wasn’t developed, it certainly was there in the subtext.”

The romance between Uhura and Spock, which blossoms in the background of the latest Star Trek installment, is a rare twist to the franchise’s established norms. A young Spock, not yet committed to the stalwart logic of his father’s Vulcan race, submits to his human desire for romance and companionship.

“I think it provides a really interesting depth,” said Zachary Quinto, who plays the young Spock. “Uhura essentially represents a canvas onto which Spock projects the emotions he can’t really otherwise express.”

Zoe Saldana, who assumes the role Nyota Uhura, said the relationship was a natural progression for the characters.

“Spock and Uhura had more in common, in terms of their attraction, than any other characters in the script. She was an apt pupil, she only lives to work, she loves to study, she loves to be the best at what she does. And then all of a sudden there’s this mentor that is a couple years older than she is. He’s got pointy ears, and he’s sexy. He always knows the answer. It just made more sense.

“For him… to allow Uhura to see something not even his father was allowed to see, to see him fail, was absolutely priceless.”

The romance comes to light after several failed attempts of James Kirk to woo Uhura for himself. It’s something Chris Pine, who plays the role, said was a refreshing break from Hollywood’s norm for for awarding the hero with the love interest.

“What I loved about this version is that that relationship added a lot of humor that we were able to explore. Who knows, in further versions of it I think one thing that hasn’t been explored is, I think, Kirk is somewhat of a workaholic. There’s a reason he hasn’t been able to sustain a relationship.”

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Star Trek - The Mission Continues … Enter for a Chance to Win Signed Film Cells

Posted by grip on Thursday, August 13, 2009

When Star Trek debuted on NBC in 1966 it was a flop. It was only when the show began syndicated re-runs that it grew into a cult hit. And then pop culture colossus. Yes it showcased alien babes in tinfoil bikinis, monsters with visible zipper lines, and brain-like creatures living in supermarket dairy cases, but it was still the first TV drama to take space travel seriously.

This Unique Cast Interview Includes: Chris Pine as James Kirk, John Cho as Hikaru Sulu, Anton Yelchin as Pavel Chekov, Eric Bana as Nero, Clifton Collins Jr as Ayel, Karl Urban as Dr. Leonard ‘Bones’ McCoy, Zachary Quinto as Spock, Leonard Nimoy as Spock Prime, Zoe Saldana as Nyota Uhura, Bruce Greenwood as Capt. Christopher Pike.

How did you feel about taking on such an iconic role?

Chris Pine: It was twofold. It’s a big tent-pole, big-budget studio movie. So there was a lot of pressure from that, as there were a lot of people expecting to make a lot of money. On top of that, it’s Star Trek — there’s the added pressure from the avid, protective fanbase. But I think, really, once I met J.J. and I got to learn what he wanted to do, that he wasn’t looking for a bad impersonation of what Mr. [William] Shatner had done, realizing that what Shatner had done was so unique and was so specific and was so iconic… it was very liberating. Because I knew that, if anything, I kind of had to go in that opposite direction to make any mark of my own on the part. There was a conversation on the part, about how I might be able to take nuances from his performance and add them to my own. But it was very much a re-imagining, and very much in the spirit of [inaudible].

I just wanted to follow up on that. In making the characters your own, have any of you met your counterpart from the original series?

John Cho: I met with George [Takei]. We’ve known each other for a little bit, but, um, I wrote him a letter after I got the role and requested we have a meal and talk. As far as making it my own, it was really just avoiding — he’s become an icon himself. His character’s an icon. The show is iconic. And he’s quite the icon as a person, as a citizen. Mostly it was just avoiding doing an imitation of him.

Anton Yelchin: Yes, Walter [Koeing] came on set (thankfully once I had finished my scene — it was very intimidating to think he would come in the middle and I’d have to do the accent in front of him.) [Laughter]  We were doing a scene that involved some playback, and he was pretty complimentary [about my performance]. It’s the highest compliment I feel I could get was from Walter himself. Um, I felt like the essence of Checkov is the accent. So I tried to stay as true as possible to that accent, while messing around with it a little, but still maintaining that general kind of spirit he created. Because I really think that’s what made the character so special for 40 years. It wouldn’t be as exciting or interesting to play just a Russian kid on a spaceship.

Chris, did you talk to Bill?

Yes, I saw him last night at a charity show in Burbank. My interaction with him has been really wonderful. I sent him a letter early in the process, explaining to him who I was, you know: who this punk kid was, who was for the time being taking on this role [of Captain Kirk]. He was very kind and wished me luck, but I know Leonard [Nemoy] was the same way; it was a wonderful feeling handing over the mantel to us. Again, allowing us the freedom to make these characters our own without having any feelings of weighty expectations and responsibilities.

Have you all always been big Trekkies? What does the world of Star Trek mean to you personally?

Clifton Collins Jr.: I wasn’t really a Trekkie, but I think any one who’s lived in America knows who these characters are, and knows how the theme song goes. We all know what the U.S.S. Enterprise is. For me personally I didn’t know anything about the Romulans, I just followed J.J.’s lead, but Star Trek for me is a part of Americana.

Chris Pine: I was not a Trek fan, but my grandmother was a huge William Shatner fan. So when she babysat me we would inevitably end up watching reruns of TJ Hooker… [Laughter] But I was a casual observer [of Star Trek]. I think it is startling that this one story has had such an intense hold on so many people for so long — I can’t think of another thing that has. And I think quite possibly the reason for that is when it came out in the late 60s, there was a great social unrest. We had come out of two world wars, and there was great division. As cheesy as it may sound, the idea that so many people could work together as one and achieve great things is a really — well, why not?! That’s a wonderful vision of humanity. The deck of the Enterprise is a [inaudible] United Nations, it’s a place free of sexism, racism — there’s people from disparate backgrounds. So again, hopefully the resonance it had in the 60s, it will have [today] with a similar effect on a world torn by economic crisis and wars. I think we spend more time trying to kill one another than anything else, so to present a vision of the world working together is quite a beautiful thing.

John Cho: That’s probably what impressed me the most growing up. I wasn’t a Trekkie, but I was very impressed with the multi-ethnic casting. George in particular made a great impression on me, as a young Asian kid growing up in America. It was really meaningful for me to see him on television at that time in the late 70s.

A question for Chris. Is there any indication that you will be playing Captain Kirk again or forever?

Chris Pine: It’s so presumptuous, I think, to start talking about — we get a lot of questions about sequels. This movie has yet to come out. I think we’re all really proud of the movie we made… Being an actor, it’s quite an experience to watch a film and forget after the first 10 minutes that you’re in it. You’re actually munching popcorn as fast as the guy next to you, and you’re as involved and engaged as him, the non-participants… We had an absolute blast making it. I had a lot of fun, and if they were to invite me back I certainly would be the first one to sign up.

I’d like to ask John and Chris about that fight scene on the drill — that was amazing, I wondered if…

John Cho: That actually happened. [Laughter]

…was it choreographed to the nines, or did you guys do it a million times and then picked one? How did it work?

John Cho: Yes, that was choreographed. That was us. We were on wires at Paramount, trying not to vomit.

Chris Pine: It’s incredible, you know, having to put together that scene. Reading through that scene, it’s about three pages and it took us a month and a half to shoot. I had no concept or visual preparation of the scene. We had a great stunt team behind us… putting together an intense and quite fun Star Trek [inaudible] for about two months before we began shooting. The fight scenes were choreographed, but left enough breathing room on the day where you could change it up. Our stunt doubles were incredible, and we left a lot of the hard work to them. But a lot of that was wires, and a lot of work down at Dodgers Stadium on huge platforms. That’s another genius of J.J.’s is that he’s able to see in his mind what the final product would look like.

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Star Trek - The Mission Continues … Enter for a Chance to Win Signed Film Cells

Posted by grip on Thursday, August 13, 2009

It’s Star Trek Weekend!

Everyone is right where they should be. Chekov and Sulu are manning the navigation controls, Uhura is monitoring communications and pointy eared Mr.Spock is hovering over his science station.

The very anticipated Star Trek Film is out today. It has gotten an Incredible 96% on the “Tomatoe-Meter” at Rottentomatoes.com including Adam Tobias’ comment: “Trust me when I say Star Trek is easily one of the best science fiction films of this decade”

So from William Shatner’s suave debut to Tribblemania, Ricardo Montalban to Whoopi Goldberg, a look at the latest Star Trek buzz here on MovieSet!

Ace Correspondent Reports

First off, Quinn Bender brings us an Ultimate Star Trek Review! He recaps his experience, his expectations plus the good and the bad. No mercy! Check it out!

You can also catch Quinn in Behind the Scenes #33 (see below) or a special installment with an impromptu interview about the advance screening and press junket.

Quinn also transcribed hours of interviews from the junkets which will be appearing on the blog soon. Some great anecdotes and insight for the hardcore Star Trek enthusiasts, including:

* Star Trek Cast Interviews

* Captain Kirk Speaks on Star wars

* Nimoy Champions Younger, Fresher Cast

* Hanky Panky on USS Enterprise

Behind the Scenes Trek-tacular vidcast

Eric and Shaun from the Behind The Scenes series bring you an awesome episode dedicated to this fantastic new film. Check out the new Behind the Scenes Site Gets Trekkie episode where they discuss their favorite installments of the series, the casting of the new actors playing iconic roles, and riff about Start Trek lore.

Top 5 Star Trek Blogs

Also, check out our very recent blog post: MovieSet’s Crew Bring you Our Top 5 choices for Star Trek Blogs in this Universe! Including the Site Named Best New Fan site for 2008! by TrekMovie - The Star Trek Scrapbook Blogspot “It is a Star Trek History Buffs Dream website, Excellent in both content and quality” -Trekmovie

Trek-tackular Sweepstakes

Star Trek Sitelet

All the details we have about the new Star Trek is at the Sitlet. Here’s a few nuggets of knowledge for you you. Cast and Crew: Chris Pine as James Kirk, John Cho as Hikaru Sulu, Anton Yelchin as Pavel Chekov, Eric Bana as Nero, Clifton Collins Jr as Ayel, Karl Urban as Dr. Leonard ‘Bones’ McCoy, Zachary Quinto as Spock, Leonard Nimoy as Spock Prime, Zoe Saldana as Nyota Uhura, Bruce Greenwood as Capt. Christopher Pike. Directed by: J.J. Abrams Written by: Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman

For the Rest of the list and the latest News, Vids and Stills Go to our Sitelet!

Get energized and enter the Star Trek sweepstakes!!

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Star Trek - The Mission Continues … Enter for a Chance to Win Signed Film Cells

Posted by grip on Thursday, August 13, 2009

By Quinn Bender

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SYNOPSIS:

Star Trek is the incredible story of a young crew’s maiden voyage onboard the most advanced starship ever created: the U.S.S. Enterprise. In the midst of an incredible journey full of optimism, intrigue, comedy and cosmic peril, the new recruits must find a way to stop an evil being whose mission of vengeance threatens all of mankind.

The fat of the galaxy rests in the hands of bitter rivals born worlds apart. One, James Tiberius Kirk (Chris Pine), a delinquent, thrill-seeking Iowa farm boy. The other, Spock (Zachary Quinto), grows up on the planet Vulcan, an outcast due to his half-human background. With drastically opposite styles, the cadets in training become defiant, contentious adversaries, each going all out to be among the special few chosen to join the crew of the most advanced starship ever created.

The crew is headed by Captain Christopher Pike, and soon filled with young characters of the original series.  All will face a harrowing first test that will set in motion the loyalty, camaraderie, daring and good humor that will bind them forever.

In the midst of it all, Kirk and Spock will come face to face with an undeniable destiny: a need to forge an unlikely but powerful partnership, enabling them to lead their crew to boldly go where no one has gone before.

Starring: Chris Pine as James Kirk, John Cho as Hikaru Sulu, Anton Yelchin as Pavel Chekov, Eric Bana as Nero, Clifton Collins Jr as Ayel, Karl Urban as Dr. Leonard ‘Bones’ McCoy, Zachary Quinto as Spock, Leonard Nimoy as Spock Prime, Zoe Saldana as Nyota Uhura, Bruce Greenwood as Capt. Christopher Pike

Directed by: J.J. Abrams

Written by: Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman

Opening on: May 8, Opens Wide and Worldwide

EXPECTATIONS

Only the worst. The studios had run Star Trek into the ground with self-indulgent snobbery in The Next Generation. An attempt to revitalize the brand with be-dazzling visual effects and a hot young crew seemed destined to hit theatre screens with a patronizing thud.

Hollywood insists 20-somethings rule the world. With Star Trek, the generation would now ascend to galactic awesome-ness for little more reason than their titillating sex appeal. Come on, the Enterprise bridge looked like an Ikea promo. Paramount Pictures really didn’t give audiences much else to go on, but for this drivel of information in slick trailers and the rare calculated leak. With such aggressive secrecy, what else could you conclude but to await the death blow to Gene Roddenberry’s altruistic vision.

EXPERIENCE

The Good

Boy, was I wrong. The main characters are so well written, performed and directed, I was embarrassed for my prejudice. Right off the top, an opening salvo of a galactic war made a fool of me. Gone are the pillow-fight battle sequences of films past, and here (hopefully to stay) is a gripping attempt to show war as the precursor to ultimate anguish. The camera moves from its wide shot of the battle sphere to an intimate close up of crew members as they’re sucked through a hull breach into empty space. The horror of their untimely death is clearly registered. This film balances grandiose battles like this with classic hand-to-hand skirmishes, each with equally engaging accomplishment.

A character-driven story, with carefully plotted intermissions of humor and more satisfying sub-plots than a federal election, this film is a tribute to the hallmarks of good science fiction. Even the tongue-in-cheek tips of the hat to the Trekkies — one-liners resurrected, inner-circle jokes materialized for the big screen — compliment, rather than interfere with the story’s natural flow.

The Bad

James Kirk’s reasoning for joining the academy — a fateful moment that lays the foundation for five television series and 10 films — is as concrete as a Klingon fart. In one rapid sequence the aimless youth is swinging fists in an Iowa bar brawl then the next morning, wiping caked blood from his lip, he’s boarding a shuttle for the Star Fleet Academy. He’s motivated by Capt. Christopher Pike, a friend of Kirk’s late father, who after bumping into the battered kid challenges him to board that shuttle and find some meaning in life with Star Fleet. The thing is, Kirk seemed selfishly content with his ruinous life, so why the sudden devotion to the federation?

On the other hand, the conflict in this film, provided by the Romulan Nero, is as sharp and attuned to the story as the gears of a watch. Unfortunately, the sub-plots and character arcs of the Enterprise crew are so engaging — humorous, dramatic, intricately woven and convincing — certainly no antagonist’s plot line had a chance to compete. Nero’s lonely crusade to collapse inhabited planets into black holes is a bit overblown for a guy seeking to avenge the death of his wife. Fortunately, what lacks in the story line is compensated by Eric Bana’s performance as the nihilistic, smart-ass villain.

CONCLUSION

I’ll see this movie again and await the next. Where the series degenerated from 60s camp to 90s tea-toting arrogance, this new adaptation seems to have spotted the best in both with blinding flare. Leonard Nimoy recently said that at the heart of this film is a question of vengeance — “the defeatism and emptiness of vengeance.”  But the film thankfully doesn’t wield morality like an iron club. It’s a quiet undertone layered into what’s quite simply a fantastic film. It honors the vision of creator Gene Roddenberry to celebrate humanity’s potential; to pit us against impossible odds where only through cooperation and moral certitude can we find a solution.

Check out more information, stills, videos and latest news about Star Trek at the Star Trek Sitelet.

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