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Star Trek

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Title: Star Trek

Tagline: The future begins.

Genre: Science Fiction, Action, Adventure

Director: J.J. Abrams

Cast: Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto, Leonard Nimoy, Eric Bana, Karl Urban, Bruce Greenwood, Zoe Saldana, Anton Yelchin, Simon Pegg, John Cho, Ben Cross, Winona Ryder, Chris Hemsworth, Jennifer Morrison, Rachel Nichols, Faran Tahir, Clifton Collins Jr., Tony Elias, Sean Gerace, Randy Pausch, Tim Griffin, Freda Foh Shen, Kasia Kowalczyk, Jason Brooks, Sonita Henry, Kelvin Yu, Marta Martin, Tavarus Conley, Jeff Castle, Billy Brown, Jimmy Bennett, Greg Grunberg, Spencer Daniels, Jeremy Fitzgerald, Zoe Chernov, Max Chernov, Jacob Kogan, Lorenzo James Henrie, Colby Paul, Cody Klop, Akiva Goldsman, Anna Katarina, Douglas Tait, Tony Guma, Gerald W. Abrams, James McGrath, Jason Matthew Smith, Marcus Young, Bob Clendenin, Darlena Tejeiro, Reggie Lee, Jeffrey Byron, Jonathan Dixon, Tyler Perry, Ben Binswagner, Margot Farley, Paul McGillion, Lisa Vidal, Alex Nevil, Kimberly Arland, Sufe Bradshaw, Jeff Chase, Charles Haugk, Nana Hill, Michael Saglimbeni, John Blackman, Jack Millard, Shaela Luter, Sabrina Morris, Michelle Parylak, Oz Perkins, Amanda Foreman, Michael Berry Jr., Lucia Rijker, Pasha D. Lychnikoff, Matthew Beisner, Neville Page, Jesper Inglis, Greg Ellis, Marlene Forte, Leonard O. Turner, Mark Bramhall, Ronald F. Hoiseck, Irene Roseen, Jeff O'Haco, Scottie Thompson, Deep Roy, Majel Barrett, Ronnie Steadman, Arne Starr, Rico E. Anderson, Richard Arnold, Tad Atkinson, Leslie Augustine, Johnny Baca, Diora Baird, Sala Baker, Leo Baligaya, Corey Becker, Larry Blackman, Jessica Boss, Neil S. Bulk, Etalvia Cashin, James Cawley, Brad Champagne, Zachary Culbertson, Jeffrey De Serrano, T.C. De Witt, Calvin Dean, Christopher Doohan, Claire Doré, Etienne Eckert, Ken Edling, Aliza Finley, Ian Fisher, Anna Florence, Mathew Thomas Foss, Massi Furlan, Tommy Germanovich Jr., Mary Grace, Wyatt Gray, Nancy Guerriero, Jarrell Hall, Justin Rodgers Hall, Jeffery Hauser, Brad William Henke, Ryan T. Husk, Elizabeth Ingalls, Sierra Kane, Christopher Karl Johnson, Jolene Kay, Lauren Mary Kim, Sarah Klaren, Makiko Konishi, Tashana Landray, Bryan Lee, Daniel D. Lee, Anne Leighton, James Lew, Jill Lover, Steve Luna, Aaron Lynch, Justin Malachi, Nav Mann, Paul Marshall, Owen Martin, Taylor McCluskey, Matthew McGregor, Caitlin McKenna-Wilkinson, Andrew Mew, Patrizia Milano, Heidi Moneymaker, Kevin Moser, Jonathan Dunkerley Newkerk, Westley Nguyen, Jim Nieb, Andres Perez-Molina, Mark Phelan, Damion Poitier, Rahvaunia, Bertrand Roberson Jr., Deborah Rombaut, Leonard Jonathan Ruebe, Darth Schuhe, Ramona Seymour, William Morgan Sheppard, Katie Soo, Joseph Stephens Jr., Joseph Steven, T. J. Storm, Kaitlin Sullivan, Paul Townsend, Scott Trimble, Errik Tustenuggee, Ravi Valleti, Jason Vaughn, A.J. Verel, Brian Waller, Steve Wharton, Wil Wheaton, Brianna Womick, Rob Wood, Lynnanne Zager

Release: 2009-05-06

Runtime: 127

Plot: The fate of the galaxy rests in the hands of bitter rivals. One, James Kirk, is a delinquent, thrill-seeking Iowa farm boy. The other, Spock, a Vulcan, was raised in a logic-based society that rejects all emotion. As fiery instinct clashes with calm reason, their unlikely but powerful partnership is the only thing capable of leading their crew through unimaginable danger, boldly going where no one has gone before. The human adventure has begun again.

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This was expected to be a flop, but it actually turned out to be pretty good. J.J. Abrams did an excellent job directing this.
 
Not wild about all the fake "lens flares' throughout that come for no apparent reason, Abrams was trying to make his Star Wars aspirations come true.

The whole "alternate reality" thing as a device doesn't work since they have undermined it from the start, clearly they don't understand the concept of a timeline skewing off on another tangent as so well explained by Doc Brown in Back to the Future 2, (Nothing which happened before the skew, changes in the new tangent, dumbasses - at least they didn't re-cast old Spock.) The Spock we know would have been doing everything in his power to fix the skewed timeline and accomplish his original mission in the 'prime' universe. He's got a ship, he knows how to use it to time travel. But instead he just accepts a new role in the skewed timeline.

I dismissed this movie originally as no more than 'ST 90210' but over time I have moderated my view. If you shut off your brain and just enjoy the entertainment aspects, it wears a bit better. But, shutting off your brain has never been what ST is supposed to be.
 
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