Im Not Crying...Theres Just... Dust | Star Trek 765874: Unification | Short Film Reaction

[@Steve-gc5nt]

I don't cry easily and I had tears rolling down my cheeks!😅 It's a beautiful piece of work.

[@JamesSwanson-l9r]

It's art.

[@Steve-gc5nt]

​@@JamesSwanson-l9r💯 ❤

[@stevenmcmullan409]

6:58 That's Agent Kovich from Discovery in the background. 7:16 He is essentially an abandoned plot point from the movies. When Saavik stayed behind in Star Trek 4, The script originally indicated and the scenes were actually shot, that this was because she was pregnant due to her comforting Spock during his pon farr in Star Trek 3. 7:55 That's Yor, also from Discovery. When the crew arrived in the 32nd century and were given their history lesson about the Temporal Cold War by the aforementioned Agent Kovich, Yor was said to be a 24th century Temporal Cold War time agent from the Kelvin universe. As such, he has the power to move Kirk through time and space and reunite him with Spock. 10:26 That little wooden box contains an image of Spock Prime's friends from the prime universe, circa Star Trek 6. This box is given to Kelvin Spock upon being informed of Spock Prime's death in Star Trek Beyond. And these effects weren't accomplished by traditional de aging effects. Kirk is Sam Witwer in a real-time digital mask. Essentially a very sophisticated Snapchat filter.

[@charlesfoster5550]

Beautiful!

[@msoundg]

This is an amazing love letter for us fans, hugely respecting the characters and giving us a spectacular ending for our most beloved Kirk and Spock and, mind you, a just deceased Kirk going for a Spock that is dying in the Kelvin timeline, how awesome is that? Great reaction! Cheers from Brazil. I hope someday they will do something as heartfelt and respectful for our Star Wars heroes, too

[@timdrake2009]

thankyou so much for the kind words and agreed i guess alternate dimensions dont really matter when your dead.

[@MrDiddlebug]

Yep, I felt a lump rise in my throat there near the end.

[@adolfocortinas6755]

You dont know who Robin Curtis is ? How funny😂

[@benjaminwigley4132]

The Time soldier Yor escorted Prime Kirk to the JJ-verse to say goodbye to Prime Spock, trapped there...

[@WiseGuy5674]

Alien made Kirk choose which self he wanted to be in the nexus. He chose wisely.😎

[@MusicHandsAbrupt]

I saw this as death, death for Kirk and death for Spock. They were together, as it should be.

[@RenaTamer1]

While I know there is no dialogue in this "fan"film... when Spock first opens his eyes, did anyone else hear Kirk say "I have been, and always shall be, your friend." And once Spock realizes Jim IS there, to arch his eyebrow and say "Fascinating..." because I know I did. I believe Crusher is the man in the white dress uniform, seen when Kerk first steps out of the garden.

[@timdrake2009]

I thought it might have been the doctor that was working with kirks body, just in the flashes... i also realised that the vulcan in the robe behind saavik was meant to be sarek which makes total sense to me now. As for your questions i also heard those words :D

[@RVB86]

@@timdrake2009 From what I've read, the Vulcan behind Saavik in the robes (identified as Sorak in the credits) is the son of Saavik and Spock after their encounter on the Genesis planet. He wasn't canon yet but supposedly is now.

[@timdrake2009]

@@RVB86 The more you know :D thanks for the information thats very cool :)

[@Paul_1971]

​@@RVB86Yes - it was in the script for ST IV that Saavik was pregnant after the Pon Farr ritual on Genesis, but was ultimately cut out.

[@jokerz7936]

I think it's meant to imply Kirk's body was resurrected by the Daystrom Institute after Picard Season 3 since we see the screen shot of the info about his body. Then a resurrected Kirk met with Savikk who introduced him to Yor it's understandable not to know him he's from Discovery Season 3 I had to look him up. He's a Time Agent from the TNG Era of the Kelvin Timeline he can travel between time and dimensions meaning he sent Kirk to Spock when he died in the Kelvin Timeline before Star Trek Beyond so Spock could have his true brother by his side at death.

[@stevenmcmullan409]

Was it Daystrom or was it Mitchell?

[@neilgoldsmith5482]

Ending Kirk & Spock since I became a fan in 1966 when I was 6. Here in New York my family watched always 2 things Ed Sullivan( including the Beatles) & as we raced to the moon . This series was so popular in reruns as well . There was a time where u could turn on a channel & Trek in reruns would be on. I became a tea lore nerd when the Star Trek compendium came out. My knowledge of Trek is vast. From TNG , DS9. Voyager. & Enterprise were absolute masterpieces. I really wish that Kurtzman Trek had NOT done prequels as that was done in the 2st pilot The Cage & the 2 part The Menagerie. Spock only answer was the way to save this former Captain Pike. With the addition Strang New Worlds. Singing & Dancing Klingons have destroyed the Klingon race & its 50 year built tension against the Federation. This is the love ❤️ & affection we needed to finally say goodbye to Kirk & Spock. He had to join Spock in the Kelvin time line. RIP & all who have passed. To all those still with us Mr Shatner how beloved in this role u did was brilliant. Damn..... I tear up every single time.🖖

[@JAYWALKER1000]

I believe Crusher is the man in the white dress uniform. Sorak - the Vulcan standing behind Saavik is her son by Spock. In Wrath of Khan Saavik (Kirstie Alley) was supposed to be half Vulcan half Romulan but it was never revealed in any of the films - just like her pregnancy. Sorak could be part Romulan, Vulcan and Human. Deaging - no it's all Sam acting as William Shatner playing Kirk (see the Trek Culture video interview of Witwer). The woman you didn't recognize is Yeoman J.M. Colt from The Cage/The Menagerie. When Marvel got the comic book contract* for Star Trek one of their comics was titled Star Trek: Early Voyages (essentially the precursor to Strange New Worlds) and there was a 4 issue arc about a time travelling Yeoman Colt going to the future. In that story her serial number was given as 765874. For full background see Robert Meyer Burnett's video on Otoy 765874 posted about a year ago. Apparently the Roddenberry archive is making connections * The contract was previously held by DC comics and after the Marvel run handed over to IDW.

[@timdrake2009]

@@JAYWALKER1000 this is awesome I love it when the lore gets crazy deep like this 😁

[@msoundg]

There's lots of behind the scenes in the Otoyo website

[@msoundg]

And Sam Witwer is all over the internet giving us his goodies on how things came to be

[@timdrake2009]

this is how i found out about it cause of sam witwer :D

[@msoundg]

Yeah, that's Saavik and that's Spok's son, as written in the original script

[@msoundg]

Spock, not Spok, lol

[@jameshealy8402]

How can you have this without McCoy. It was always 3 together

[@reboxtherapy]

I was only a trekkie because we didn't have cable TV every month. I never have seen one episode of south park, I don't know was it a Korean cartoon?

[@timdrake2009]

No south park was created by trey parker and Matt stone Americans has been running for ohhh nearly 30 years now

[@lisamomon6793]

Spock's son. Hinted that Savvikk had he's kid

[@timdrake2009]

@@lisamomon6793 it's canon aparrantly I had no idea this was the case...and I call myself a fan lol

[@Bargoth60]

So, for all intents and purposes, Gary Mitchell didn't really "die", as was portrayed towards the end of "Where No Man Has Gone Before"----he just ascended (at some point), into the heavens (the Universe) to resume his role as a "god-like" being; basically watching the Universe unfold with all its myriad wonders, glories, and tragedies...like all god-like beings are suppose to do, I guess. I always wondered, even after seeing "Where No Man Has Gone Before", (back in the early '70s), how one puny laser-rifle could stop a being with god-like abilities. I guess we're lead to believe that Gary, presumably momentarily dazed after falling into Kirk's "grave", succumbed to being essentially buried alive by the giant rock crashing down upon him, grave and all. Then, Mitchell just entered a state of "metamorphosis", per se, to achieve greater use of his powers; eventually leaving the physical plane of existence, and attaining his place among the heavens. Now that supposition would make a great Star Trek short-story/short film.

[@timdrake2009]

honestly i would love to see more about gary mitchell, like anything at all :D

[@TenebrousFilms]

I'm assuming the Vulcan behind Saavik is supposed to be Sarek.

[@timdrake2009]

I thought the same thing but aparrantly it's Spock and saaviks son, whom is now canon

[@TenebrousFilms]

Oh, about bloody time, then.

[@Rob-z7k]

Can anyone answer this - why was Saviks character in the afterlife and Not Kirks own son David? This doesnt make sense! You would expect to see your kid who died before you to be there!

[@timdrake2009]

Exactly she was there when david died but he still should have been there

[@Rob-z7k]

@timdrake2009 ...im starting to think no one who made Unification bothered to watch Star Trek 3!

[@miller-joel]

Because it's not the afterlife.

[@stevenmcmullan409]

It's not meant to be the afterlife. It's meant to be Kirk somehow restored to life. If it were an afterlife scenario, we wouldn't have needed Gary Mitchell or Yor.

[@mikecronis]

Missed Spock's son, eh?

[@pepperVenge]

How can anyone like Star Trek Picard?

[@timdrake2009]

season 2 was pretty bad and season 3 was just tng season 8 which i liked, i liked the setup for a new trek series that we are still waiting to see if paramount will launch