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The thing that saved the time travel aspect, was that they didn't travel back in time to the same reality. When they went through the black hole, they entered an alternate reality. (This was covered briefly in that scene on the bridge.) In this way it doesn't wreck continuity. It lets them reboot in the context of the rest of the films and shows.
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Just watched it and enjoyed it. I loved the characters and people cast in the roles of the old crew.
Maybe I'm slow here...but how did Nero know where/WHEN to find Spock? If I'm understanding this...the mining ship with Nero AND Spock and his little ship get sucked through the singularity and the mining ship gets transported back in time (thus the alternate time line)...but Spock comes out 25 years later in that same alternate time line? Nero sits and waits...snags Spock and his ship...gathers the blobby singularity goo and wreaks havoc (after stranding old Spock on Hoth 2.0)? I feel like I'm missing something or have my facts wrong. Please advise. ![]() Good show though...just got done seeing it...just trying to get the time lines correct. |
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Yea...so are we to believe that one of their romulan engineers did some calculation judging when each ship entered the black hole to know at what point in time/space they'd end up? After the old mind meld the action started again and I wanted to hit rewind and see that sequence once again. |
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That makes more sense. Thanks. |
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I like the idea of a new Star Trek timeline, an alternate alternate reality. That means in the future Star Trek can be completely different with no Kirstie Alley. That's a win - maybe the Tuvok family got out alive.
The Uhura-Spock thing was an interesting twist. How many of you thought during the high-dive onto the mining laser, "Y'know, the guy in red ain't gonna make it." All in all, I had a great time. One of the more entertaining flicks I've seen in awhile. Tomorrow night some friends of mine and I are discussing either going to see Star Trek again, or going to see the Royals @ the Angels.
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Oh, yeah - Karl Urban's voice inflections and timbre were better than I would've hoped for. He made a good McCoy.
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