STAR TREK (2009) - MOVIE REACTION - FIRST TIME WATCHING

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@joshuawells835 Год назад

RIP Leonard Nimoy, a legend of the genre of science fiction. He's a good example of when an actor goes from dreading being associated with just one character to appreciating the fandom's strong response and praise. Where would the world be without Spock?

@deadmeat1240 Год назад

Shatner came around eventually too. Seems a lot of these folks mellow and come to terms with this stuff later in life. I absolutely love how Mark Hamill is revered today when in the eighties and early nineties he was written off as not having any talent.

@MikeHesk742 Год назад

@@deadmeat1240 I get it, when you're in the prime of your career you're going to dread being type-cast and losing opportunities as a result, that's a sane response to the situation. You wouldn't go far in the industry if you were happy just to play one popular character and call it quits. But as you reach your older years and the past is what it is, I think a lot of actors find a great deal of comfort and happiness knowing how much their main "big" character influenced lives and generations.

@tannhauser5399 Год назад

@@deadmeat1240 - not true in a way, as Mark Hamill has been doing voice overs since the late 1970, and he became actually quite good at it. So in a way his interests were also connected with voice acting in a way, a bit before something like Star Wars. Hence for some people he may have been some guy without any talent or connected only with Star Wars, but the guy always knew what he was doing - and was simply pursuing his interests, not caring what other people are (or has been) saying. And good for him. Edit: grammar...

@Fred-vy1hm Год назад

And RIP Anton Yelchin who portrayed Chekhov in this movie who was killed at age 27 in a freak accident, when his jeep rolled backward down his driveway while he was checking his mail and crushed him.

@xConundrumx Год назад

Every time I hear that mans voice a tear wells up in my eye.

@SageNemesis Год назад

Leonard Nimoy is the guy who played future/older Spock. He's also the original actor from the original show. When he showed up in this movie, it was so awesome. Also Zachary Quinto (young Spock) absolutely killed it. The whole cast was spot on. Hoping you do Into Darkness soon. Favorite quote: "Your father was Captain of the starship for twelve minutes. He saved eight hundred lives. I dare you to do better."

@kathyastrom1315 Год назад

I love Quinto’s line delivery of “Out of the chair…” Hilarious!

@MavenCree Год назад

@@kathyastrom1315 My mother has been quoting that line since this movie came out.

@ChrissonatorOFL Год назад

Apparently Karl Urban was so good at playing Bones that it made Leonard Nimoy tear up because it reminded him of his friend DeForest Kelley who originally played Bones.

@spacezombie13 Год назад

the timeline "Old Spock" is from is the original shows and movies. i like how JJ Abrams managed to reboot the franchise while keeping the original storyline in a position of importance, because without all the events of that series we wouldn't have "Old Spock" helping kirk and spock work things out in the new timeline.

@MikeHesk742 Год назад

One of the smartest "reboot" concepts i've seen. The original series etc is still all canon and this isnt a prequel or a rehash it's an alternate timeline

@reececoventree9849 Год назад

I really like the new Star Trek movies. The cool thing to me is how the new cast played their characters to mirror the originals. Speech patterns, movements, and a lot of characteristics. It made it so much fun.

@ninjabluefyre3815 Год назад

Except for Zoe Saldana, but I don't worry about it.

@peterschmidt4348 Год назад

I hope for more Star Trek reactions! 👍

@AlanCanon2222 Год назад

Yay! This "sideways" reboot was a wonderful treat for those of us who grew up with the original cast. There's two more in this revived series, and of course a billion hours of other Trek for you to watch. I liked the "parallel timeline" introduced by this film, it freed the writers from having to strictly follow the original series' continuity (from the 1960s, and the later films of the 70s, 80s and 90s), although there are little nods here and there to events in the original Trek timeline. The young cast killed it, for the most part. I think my favorite was Karl Urban as the crusty Dr "Bones" McCoy, very much of a piece with the role as originated by the late DeForest Kelley.

@vagabond142 Год назад

36:01 Fun fact: Leonard Nimoy was given the final say during casting for Spock in the new timeline movie, and he personally selected Zachary Quinto to carry the mantle forward. Since Nimoy's death, his estate, while not officially holding that specific power, was consulted for the casting of Spock during Star Trek: Discovery/Star Trek: Strange New Worlds to once again ensure that the original portrayal is respected while also trying out new things with new Spocks.

@Roi55 Год назад

the TV shows are so amazing, i started watching next generation when i was 7 or 8, moved on to voyager, and so on, i love the universe.

@inarar5334 Год назад

The only thing about going with these first is you are hit with a lot of stuff that's contextual to the original. Like Bones declaring he likes Spock (they have a very contentious relationship because Spock is all logic, McCoy emotion), knowing exactly what's coming with the Kobayashi Maru, Admiral Archers beagle, Sulu saying his combat training is in fencing, Chekov struggling to make a V sound, etc. They obviously didn't diminish your enjoyment of the movie, they didn't want people to need to know the property to watch this one. Just that there's a lot of small details and nods thrown in there that flesh it out that much more. The good news is that it will also work the other way around to a degree.

@RalphKruhm Год назад

If you're interested in watching some really great episodes from the original series and its successors, just to learn what Star Trek is really about, let us know. I'm sure people are already compiling lists in their heads.

@alphachimaera437 Год назад

When I saw the notificaton for this I was overjoyed. Nothing better than watching a brand new Star Trek fan in the making :D . Hope you enjoy the films Addie!

@psychodboy1511 Год назад

Spok's monolog right before the credits brings a tear to my eye every time.

@reimetimereviews2394 Год назад

My uncles loved Star Trek which meant that as a kid I grew up with Star Trek. The Wrath of Khan, Generations, The Undiscovered Country, Into Darkness and First Contact being my favorites!

@Ivar3587 Год назад

I’m not sure if anyone said this in any of the other comments but Romulans and Vulcans share the same ancestry that’s why they look so much alike in both appearance and their shared green blood. They evolved quite differently though and both societies are polar opposites… in the TV show from 2001 called Star Trek Enterprise it actually is a prequel to the Original Series where they show how the Federation would become what it was in the Original series..which was really fascinating and really well done in my opinion. Vulcans were the ones to help humanity develop their warp technology further..but relations between the two species were very tense for at least 50-100 years before the Federation was born. On Vulcan, humans are seen as weak and volatile because they have not learned to control their emotions so that’s why Spock’s mother was treated and seen poorly in Vulcan society!

@Lexi_Zone Год назад

Glad you enjoyed it! It's definitely a good way for new people to dip their toes into the franchise and maybe become fans. You could absolutely check out the original movies. In a way, this kind of prepares you for doing so, since the characters are older and at a different stage in their lives in the old movies. It might also interest you to know that the original movies and TV series all take place in the timeline Old Spock came from--the one where Kirk did know his father and had quite a different life.

@YolandaAnneBrown95726 Год назад

Glad you got to see this. BTW: The voice of the Romulan who says "Sir, if you ignite the Red Matter" was Will Wheton, aka Wesley Crusher from:Star Trek: The Next Generation!

@HelloThere.GeneralKenobi Год назад

I grew up with the original series and original movies. I enjoyed these right from the start! I'm sure you're going to be told about Bones McCoy and how you've seen him before. I cannot wait for that reaction!! Take care, Addie!

@vinnycordeiro Год назад

Hey Addie, welcome to Star Trek! Some comments while I'm still watching the video: - the Kobayashi Maru is famous in Star Trek lore, although it changed through the years/series exactly because of Jim Kirk. He was the first to survive the test because he hacked it, since he doesn't believe in no-win scenarios. - there are some traditions in the franchise, and this one is specially true for The Original Series (and the Kelvin Timeline): you wear a red shirt, your life expectancy will be very, very short. 😅 - where do I sign for Addie doing a Star Trek cosplay with the The Original Series costumes? 😉 Live Long And Prosper! 🖖

@Iceman-135 Год назад

This is by far one my most favourite quotes of any sci fi show or film: 'Space: the final frontier. These are the voyages of the Starship Enterprise. Its continuing mission: to explore strange new worlds. To seek out new life and new civilizations. To boldly go where no one has gone before!' It's makes me tear up thinking about all the adventures the different iterations of Enterprise has had, in dealing new aliens, foreign powers, new planets and solar systems. And what the Enterprise and the Federation stand for. I'd highly recommend to watch the earlier films, as you don't need much of a introduction and background info now you've come to familiarise yourself with the main body of the crew. One thing I will mention is that there isn't as much action in the other OG films as in this film, but it is much more philosophical and makes you think more.

@davidgermain Год назад

that intro to the universe is pretty epic. it deffo tugs on the hearth strings

@henkebenke573 Год назад

More star trek please. Great reactions addie!

@xander66644 Год назад

Btw... Future Spock .. the actors name is Lenard Nimoy..he played Spock in the 1960's TV series and the 6 original Star Trek Motion pictures, which ran mostly in the 1980s

@Mirikal Год назад

Can you even imagine starting down this wormhole in 2023? So many of Addie's comments made me laugh, having seen everything from the original season 1. Great reaction, welcome to this culture changing series!

@Fanofyout Год назад

Each and every one of the main characters: Kirk, Spock, McCoy, Sulu, Scotty, Uhura, Chekov were well known and beloved by the fanbase. Just imagine what it was like for them when this movie came out. I was fanboying :)

@ianburns1167 Год назад

I LOVE Star Trek in all its forms so it's great to see you getting into it. I'd say go for the TOS movies first, just keep in mind that The Motion Picture is... not well regarded. But Wrath of Khan, Search for Spock, Voyage Home, and Undiscovered Country form a self contained story arc that is most excellent.

@adamwarlock1 Год назад

Yeah I think this was a good place to start, but jumping directly to Wrath Of Khan would be a good next step, then maybe alternating new ones & old ones. Khan is the only one that later films refer back to in an important way.

@GrumpyOldGuyPlaysGames Год назад

I have to say something about this. I know you said you weren't familiar with the Star Trek series from 1966 (from which each of these characters originated). Scotty's line "I'm giving her all she got!" is iconic. Its one of the great Montgomery Scott lines from the original series, as "I am a doctor, not a physicist." is one of McCoy's iconic line (he'd say, "I'm a doctor, not a...." often when called upon to do things outside his area of expertise). Its one of the reasons old hand fans like myself loved this reboot. Also, the music during the end credits, begins with "To Boldly Go", the theme song of the original series from 1966. It was enough geek love to bring really hardcore fans to tears.

@willcool713 Год назад

The notion of a hyper-emotional people with a nearly fanatical religion based around logic and detachment (which led to slight, psychic abilities) was groundbreaking Sci-fi when this series premiered in the '60's. And you can see the idea is still intriguing and a great literary device for plot complications.

@danzthename Год назад

Kirk and Spock is such a legendary friendship. I love that this movie pays much respect to it. ♥

@3DJapan Год назад

I grew up on Star Trek: The Next Generation when I was in high school and college and I have seen all of the original series plus a couple original movies. I think this trilogy did a really good job and I love them.

@jabecker21 Год назад

Addie, great reaction, so glad you started with this movie. It’s a great origin story for the characters, which you really don’t get from the originals series, and all the actors do a fantastic job portraying them. Also, the writers finding a way to create a reboot while using time travel to keep it in the same universe as the original was amazing. My recommendation form here is to find a list of important episodes from the original series. There are several lists out there that tell you which episodes contain origin stories and stories that come into play for the later films. You can probably catch all the important storylines in about a dozen episodes. Then you can move on to the original cast films. I think most of them are much better than the sequels to this film, this first one was by far the best. So happy you’re getting into Star Trek, I hope you enjoy it however you choose to proceed!

@markharris1125 Год назад

Ten days ago, so shortly after this was posted, I was at the Noel Coward Theatre in London watching Zachary Quinto in 'Best of Enemies'. Such a powerful actor, such a presence, it's no wonder he makes such a great Spock. I have to mention his co-star in the play, David Harewood, who sci-fi fans may recognise from Supergirl. I'd seen the play before with David and another actor, just had to go again for Zachary. For a newbie that was a great reaction. Maybe we'll jump back to some of the older movies at some time?

@zatornagirroc7175 Год назад

Okay, you just got a new sub. :) As a person who has loved Star Trek all his life, I can empathize with you - it is not the most accessible franchise to dig into. They really did a great job in this movie of making Trek accessible to a complete Trek neophyte but at the same time giving us trekkies so much good stuff to sink our teeth into again. Welcome to what trekkies call the Kelvin (from the USS Kelvin that got destroyed in the beginning) Timeline. This was intended as a reboot of the franchise. I recommend, like others, once you get done with the Kelvin Timeline movies Into Darkness and Beyond (which I am assuming you will do) that you go back and hit the original movies starting with The Motion Picture from '79. Some of the movies are kind of difficult to get through, especially with our current perspectives, but over 70% of the content in those movies as a whole is so, so good. Who knows, you may even start watching a series here and there. Be careful of the world you are stepping into. It's a magical place, but many have become entrapped by the franchise. :) It's a fun ride. This was such a great reaction, it was fun to watch the movie through your eyes.

@herpdederp1992 Год назад

I'm not a trekkie by any means, but these movies definitely got me into the franchise. Thanks for reacting to them!

@joelpayne1193 Год назад

We have lost two important Star Trak actors and we will remember them for their telling us the story. The film was fun and extraordinary story, I enjoy watching this movie 🎦

@Vince-lq3ve Год назад

Ideally you end up watching some of the older stuff and then come back to this movie where another layer of humour makes the experience even better. it's the little things that can make you chuckle. Like when McCoy reacts to the first meeting of Spock at the trial with "I like him!!" Once you see enough of the older stuff you'll get the humour of that line. The Blue girl, the weird alien monster battle, the foolish over cocky paraglider dude, there are so many tips of the hat to the original series. Enjoy the journey back.

@JuliesWorldCrochet 11 месяцев назад

My dad took me to the Star Trek movies when I was a kid although I never watched the show - I loved all of them and followed them into adulthood. You can absolutely enjoy the movies without watching the series. However I will say it's really cool to see a reaction from someone who is absolutely innocent of all Star Trek lore.

@wobaguk Год назад

'One' of the older films is based on 'one' of the episodes of the original series, but I dont think most people had any memory of it at the time, just the general vibe.

@antoniojrbaga1101 4 месяца назад

"A trick I learned from an old friend" - and that was you!

@Starbase203 Год назад

Please note that the Star Trek movies from 2009 onwards represent a reboot on a new timeline. The characters are partially exaggerated and given a slightly different background. Specifically Kirk. The old films and series (before 2009) play in a different time (real and in the stories) and are completely different in terms of styling and storytelling. The reboot films are far more action-heavy and have been designed more for the mainstream audience. With "Strange new Worlds" there is currently a "modern" series in the Paramount+ program that is VERY close to the original series.

@kermitcook8498 Год назад

Congratulations on starting the Star Trek experience. I was surprised i liked this series of Chris Pine movies. While the original series has our cast being of different ages making them near peers is acceptable to ME. Old Spock could fix this timeline if he chose to do so. Capt Pike was in the original series pilot episode "the cage". It was incorporated into the Kirk series as a video playback. This episode is two parts and called "the menagerie ". Capt Pike is confined in a wheelchair. If you plan on doing "ST into darkness", original series episode "space seed" and original movie "Wrath of Khan"would give you the alternate timeline. Happy holidays Addie

@donny-ni2zd Год назад

I'll remember this movie for winning free tickets to see early from a contest, girlfriend and I hung out with a metal Klingon band and much whiskey and weed involved. Lived long and prospered I did.

@markfilla9305 Год назад

Hey Addie, as an old-time Trek fan (as a little kid, I watched the original series during its original airing on tv) you did a good job on this reaction! Without having any emotional attachment to the old shows some of the key moments in this movie likely didn't have the same impact on you as it did a lot of us, but you definitely caught on to the spirit of the whole Trek universe. At some point it would be worth your while to watch a handful of old episodes to get a sense of what those are like, but watching the whole series would take too long. Maybe it would be worth watching a few Trek reaction channel videos here on RU-vid? The guys at Target Audience have just finished up season 2 of the original series, and they've been having a lot of fun discovering why Star Trek has such a devoted fan base.

@DevInvest Год назад

I grew up on the TV series. You were right in watching this movie first. The original theatrical releases were heavy on having a history from the series. They did a great job on these movies, my mom would have loved them.

@ronfehr7899 Год назад

In the original series, there was one episode in which Captains Pyke appeared, so it seems only fitting to me that he was rescued.

@SilentBob731 Год назад

I've been Star Trek fan for about forty-five years, and of all the things I love about the reboot movies (and there are many), the greatest element has to be the brilliant casting job they did. I was concerned when I first heard about this movie (since the potential to screw it up was as limitless as space itself) but they completely stuck the landing with an interesting plot device to shake up the lore, solid writing, brilliant effects, and absolutely nailing every role with an excellent actor who also happened to fit the part. Awesome reaction as always, looking forward to the sequels. 👍 Happy Holidays, Addie. 😊✌❤

@seanwalsh72 Год назад

You have entered a great universe Addie, hopefully you continue your journey with the other films.

@VadersRage Год назад

Glad you took on this movie. Most O.G. Star Wars fans were Star Trek fans beforehand. It's an equally deep rabbit hole that I think you'd enjoy. Give the O.G. series a look (on your own time,....? although Star Trek would offer a LOT of content for your channel). So many storylines to follow, there's no WAY you'd get bored. Why do I get the feeling you'd absolutely nail the "original series" uniform......Tricorder and all. I see you as a science officer (in the blue uniforms). Great vid as usual!

@lukekelly5075 Год назад

The best thing about this movie is that it's not a reboot it's technically a sequel

@maurer3d Год назад

6:57 Winona Ryder is only 6 years older than Zachery Quinto. 18:04 this scene was a reference to the original Star Trek show, basically anytime there was a "red shirt" on the mission that character would die. 31:50 I love how illogical Nero's plan is. If he were being logical he would have warned the federation that in 10 plus years their plan fails, and helped them develop a new plan that might save his planet (and his family).

@Anthonylokison Год назад

Welcome to the Star Trek Universe ( the STU ). Leonard Nimoy who played the older Spock was the original actor that played Spock from the Original series that ran from 1966-1968, you should check out some of that series and you don't have to watch it in order from episode 1, you can have a poll on your Patreon and have people choose episodes for you to watch. the technology and special FX back in those days were not great but Star Trek was ahead of its time, think about it, it started in 1966 and still runs strong today 56 years later, with 12 different series (the original series, 8 different spinoffs and 3 animated shows) and 13 different movies. With an estimated $10.6 billion in revenue from this Franchise.

@carlosdanger7907 Год назад

LOVE these movies. Can't wait for all the reacts

@benhogan6732 Год назад

As far as the older movies go it's really only The Wrath of Khan (the second movie) that requires some prior knowledge, but then it actually doesn't require any more knowledge than the sequel to this movie (Star Trek Into Darkness) requires, in fact this sequel makes references back to Wrath of Khan which you won't get without having seen that movie. I assure you that, even taking Wrath of Khan into consideration, you could watch those original 5 movies without any prior knowledge of the tv series and without much fear of getting too lost in what's happening. In saying that I also don't think this movie is a bad way to dip your toe into the Trek universe.

@Steve_Hickman Год назад

You just know JJ Abrams was salivating at the chance to go full tilt on lens flares for this movie.

@aaroncummings3078 Год назад

Addie, welcome to a new world of entertainment. The Star Trek universe is crazy awesome.

@adamplace1414 Год назад

I watched the original cast films without having seen the original series (though probably not in order). I think it can work, though if you ever do, I'd recommend the director's cut for the first one.

@SandmanGotBeer Год назад

You can watch the original films without much knowledge of the TV show. In fact, doing that will enhance your understanding of this film and its significance because Leonard Nimoy (Older Spock) is the actor who played Spock since the 60's AND the older films are actually part of the same timeline through the time travel aspect. I think you should watch the Original cast films. You would enjoy William Shatner as Captain Kirk. Follow that by The Next Generation films starring Sir Patrick Stewart as Captain Jean-Luc Picard of the Starship Enterprise. Captain Picard is a very "engaging" Captain who excels at "Making it so". I also think you would LOVE that cast's "Spock character", who is an android named Data, who constantly strives to become more human and it yields some of the best Star Trek moments of all time. Those films are followed by this film in the continuity.

@Harv72b Год назад

The scene at the end wasn't just the two Spocks meeting each other, it was also Leonard Nimoy, the legendary actor who *made* the Spock character what it is, symbolically passing the baton on to Zachary Quinto. It's such a great scene on so many levels, and I'm sure having Nimoy involved in the production meant a lot to Quinto...it's difficult to think of any other fictional character who is as widely linked to a single actor as Spock is to Nimoy.

@hybridz31 Год назад

Really glad you are watching Star Trek now. I would definitely watch the original movies after watching this series starting with the second movie in the originals. Either way I love the reactions.

@canadianicedragon2412 Год назад

Yeah, this is "a starting point" but... without knowing the "past version of the future" where Spock, Kirk and McCoy served together... is limiting. The movie stands alone, but you get much more of the layering of the universe and crew if you had seen the original series and movies. Another Adorable Addie Adventure. Looking forward to more.

@tehdesp Год назад

There are definitely callbacks in this movie that will go over your head without a working knowledge of the original series. Ones off the top of my head being...guy in the red suit (red shirt) being the first to die, Spock's line "I have been and always shall be your friend," which is what he said to prime timeline Kirk in Wrath of Khan, Chekov's "Wictor Wictor" gag (a callback to the "nuclear wessels" gag from The Voyage Home), etc.

@The_RedVIII Год назад

Actually all of the new movies are worth watching for someone who is not an old school Trek fan. Definitely give the other two a shot as well.

@nonconsensualopinion Год назад

Before she watches "Into Darkness" she should watch the original series episode "Space Seed", followed by Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan. That will give the backstory so that she gets more out of it.

@kingscorpion7346 Год назад

"future Spock" played by none other than Leonard Nemoy, who played Spock from the 1960's original TV series and then later in the movies starting from 1979, and a few appearances in the Next Generation series in the late 1980's-early 1990's. Future Spock was from that timeline, and forced into the alternate timeline.

@Avalon19511 Год назад

Welcome to the world of Star Trek, your going to enjoy the ride:)

@gunslinger2566 Год назад

Fun thing to think about: Young Kirk plays The Beastie Boys in the car, the same Beastie Boys with a lyric "like a pinch on the neck from Mr. Spock"...

@patrickskramstad1485 Год назад

38:15 :) I felt similarly when I was a kid... In the late 1980s and early 90s. :)

@magnetarklkl2012 Год назад

December is a good month to get into Star Trek due to its heavenly music theme songs🙂And as others have said, no need to watch the original TV series. You can just watch a few minutes of what is available on RU-vid. The "campiness" of the props and costumes was appealing but dynamic seen among the crew of the Enterprise kept my attention. I hope you enjoy 🖖

@karter95 5 месяцев назад

The voice of the Enterprise computer wad the voice of the late Majel Barret Roddenberry the wife of Star Trek createer Gene Roddenberry. She was the voice of the Starfleet computers in Star Trek the Next Generation Deep Space Nine and Voyager. Also played Dianna Trois mother in Next Generation. The Romulan ships computer was voiced by Wil Wheaton Wesley Crusher in Next Generation

@debasishgs Год назад

welcome to the star trek universe

@boristurovskiy351 Год назад

Great reaction, glad you're doing Star Trek! In my opinion the reboots aren't the best place to start but they're not terrible either.

@thegeekoutgirl Год назад

As a huge Star Trek fan, I love that you started this series lol. I think you missed a lot of references and easter eggs and perhaps the cameo, but that's ok. It's a good first taste of Star Trek. Enjoy! XDDDD

@icemav5740 Год назад

Even despite its chronological place in the the Star Trek timeline with regards to Spock, this is still a great entry point for people new to Star Trek

@ryankraus4475 Год назад

So happy right now...Best lunch break ever!

@bobogus7559 9 месяцев назад

Time travel is actually featured a lot in the Star Trek series and a couple of the movies.

@Larka666 Год назад

Ohhhh this was great!!! 😍 I super hope you watch the rest of the new movies, and then the original series and THOSE movies 👀😍 I love them all, and like honestly there are some gems in the show despite how old it is. I’m so happy you watched a Star Trek movie! This is definitely my fav, and it was my first Star Trek movie too! :)

@AlexandriPatris Год назад

For the original movies, while it is nice to have a background from the TV show so that you already know the main characters, it's not necessary. Only the 2nd movie follows directly from one of the episodes. Even then, they do a reasonable job of providing the backstory within the movie.

@noaaa7 Год назад

I didn't expect you to watch this movie, that was such a nice surprise!

@Galiant2010 Год назад

Your surprise at finding out that was Old Spock was interesting. Since anyone who watched the original stuff knew who Leonard Nimoy was.

@jorgezarco9269 Год назад

In the 1966 Star Trek episode Where No Man Has Gone Before, Captain James T. Kirk's name was "James R. Kirk".

@PlumbPitiful Год назад

Which was corrected to "T" as the series progressed. The full name of Tiberius was revealed in the Animated Series (1973)

@dvdknight1 Год назад

I agree, I think this is a good movie for you to start with for Star Trek. There is over 55 years of Star Trek starting with the original TV show and all the movies.

@DaxRaider Год назад

the russian actor who plays checkov sadly died 2016 in a car accident where he got rolled over by his own SUV when he opened the gate i think i remember i think they dont recast the role so its basicly gone from the show which is sad as chekov is a huge character from star trek lore its intresting to see someone watch this movie who had not seen old star trek since this has basicly everything "switched" xD

@drb6771 Год назад

Oh yes!! I love Star Trek! Nah you don't need to watch the tv shows before watching any movies. It would take you way too long, there's a boatload of tv shows!! ❤❤💕💕❤❤💕💕

@phtevenj Год назад

I like these movies because they are more than just a reboot... this is an alternate timeline to the original movies. I love how they tied them together though

@beetlebob4675 Год назад

"External inertial dampener" Spock basically asked him if the brakes were still on. 🤣 🖖

@freeportkid Год назад

I’m sure someone already said it, but time travel was their solution to justify the reboots so that they could make it separate from the original stuff. I love these three new trilogy movies can’t wait to see the rest

@briangooch4282 Год назад

Like some of the others, I would definitely recommend getting more familiar with the original series and movoes and then rewatch this (and subsequent movies) to get a better feel on the changes in this alternate timeline.

@clementineshammer6808 Год назад

The Star Trek universe is massive and is the basis for modern sci-fi. I highly recommend watching the series and movies to get a sense of basis if modern sci-fi. You don't have to stream or react to them, they are just great entertainment. Star Trek tries to keep continuity, there are some hiccups here and there, but generally the continuity is in tact. ..unlike current Star wars releases, except for Andor

@Billinois78 Год назад

Based on your reactions, I think you would love Star Trek: The Next Generation. I can already imagine Commander Data (android) quickly becoming your favorite character, along with Captain Picard, Lt. Worf and Dr. Beverly Crusher.

@tomhoffman4330 Год назад

IMHO, as a 40-Year "Trekkie" ...the Original "Motion Picture" from '79 may be visually stunning to watch, but it's nowhere near as Epic or Action-Packed as this '09 Reboot proved to be! Whether or not you've experienced any of the classic 60's TV Series, that original movie still-provides a basic understanding of the Main Cast and their Starship; however, not all of them really got their moments to "Shine" like they do here, which also makes this the Better movie for Beginners today. I for one do hope You will continue with these movies, as well as all of the others at some point. Until then, and as the Vulcans say, "Live Long And Prosper!" 🖖

@ghostpants7930 Год назад

These newer movies are really good for people who know nothing about Star Trek as it sets a brand new universe that can go brand new places or even familiar places to old fans. I think you'll enjoy the others, I know I did.

@brentchapman2 Год назад

Glad you tried Star Trek there is a lot out there for Star Trek but it’s worth it. I’ve been a fan of Star Trek for as long as I can remember and I had never seen the original series before the movies and I really enjoyed them that young and I’ve been watching any Trek since then.

@congaplaya Год назад

I don’t think you need to watch the old show to appreciate the older movies. I’m currently watching the originals series for the first time. The first half of the first season was tough for me to get into as it takes about halfway through to find a good rhythm. The heart of the original series is the dynamic between William Shatner as Kirk and Leonard Nimoy as Spock (old Spock in this movie). The next movie in this series, Into Darkness, is a new spin on ST2, The Wrath of Kahn.

@henrytjernlund Год назад

I grew up with the original series, so that is where my preference is. Also the Next Generation. Both were ground breaking for their times.

@smavtmb2196 Год назад

Addie I really enjoyed your reaction. It was interesting to see your perspective since you had no knowledge of the characters and their history/ relationships with each other. I like the original tv series and movies, but this alternate reality Star Trek is also fun. However as a fan of cool/classic cars I'm horrified by 10 year old James T Kirk destroying a 1965 corvette convertible. It was definitely an antique considering by that year (2243) the car was 278 years old. Kirk must have really hated his step father. Unfortunately we lost the orginal Spoke actor Leonard Nimoy (RIP) in 2015 and actor Anton Yelchin who played young chekov in this movie due to tragic accident in 2016 (RIP)

@bradpriebe9218 Год назад

Although you aren't familiar with the original series, they did a really good job of casting people who were able to capture the style and feel of the original characters. The next two movies are good as well and show the development of the relationships and personalities albeit in a manner unique to this cast.

@wyrmshadow4374 Год назад

In the original series, there was a different dynamic between Kirk, Spock and McCoy. The recent series doesn't quite hit the same notes. Spock was the mind, Kirk the heart, and McCoy was the soul of the series. Each brought a different gift to make the flow of the story better. Spock brought logic, Kirk the passion and McCoy the humanity to the equation.

@johnrenton3217 Год назад

I remember you being into Lord of the Rings but I don't think you picked up on Karl Urban, who was Dr Leonard "Bones" McCoy in this movie. He also played Eomer in Lord of the Rings, although his look in that was way different to how he looks here... 🙂

@irv.79 Год назад

The best way to dive in if not by watching the original series would be to watch the first movies based on the original series, these are... kind of fun but certainly not reflecting the way as more mature characters would behave.

@tofersiefken Год назад

The three movies of the "Kelvin Timeline" are well-made and action packed, but keep in mind that there is an element of time travel that creates a divergent timeline. The first six films of the franchise are based upon Star Trek TOS (The Original Series 1966 - 1969) and are canon for these same characters in the "Prime Timeline". Movies 7, 8 & 9 are from Star Trek TNG (The Next Generation 1987 - 1994) and are canon for a new set of characters in the "Prime Timeline". Mr. Spock's character continues from TOS through TNG and eventually crosses over to the new timeline with full knowledge of the events and characters of the "Prime Timeline". You are correct that knowledge of TOS and TNG series is beneficial to understanding the first ten movies of the franchise, but you should also be aware that in the "Kelvin Timeline" the personalities of the characters are often inconsistent with their counterparts in TOS in many cases, while the script narratives and film style depart drastically from Gene Roddenberry's original vision of the Star Trek universe.