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[@ItsAPrimatee]

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[@onedynasty316]

You missed the reversal from star trek 2 to this movie. Remember spock died the same way.

[@porflepopnecker4376]

I couldn't believe that it (Wrath of Khan) wasn't even one of your top Trek films. Many fans consider it hands-down the best.

[@tombo1984]

Dude. You really need to introduce a f*ckometer.

[@liamkyle253]

Are you gonna upload the highlights on KZbin?

[@jonah6593]

you really should react to the star trek discovery series it is soo good like similar effects even better than this and the story build up is out of this world also Picard on Amazon is a really great series too to watch afterwards!

[@kuribayashi84]

This was, sadly, Leonard Nimoys last appearance in a movie (and thus the final time he played ‚old‘ Spock) before his death in 2015 😢

[@kylereese4822]

At some point the original cast are no longer with us, rockets. planets, moons etc should be given there on screen names eg a mission to a planet called J-T-K 5603 " Kirk " a moon called L- H -M 9835 "Bones " and so on.... :):)

[@GaParanormal]

Then chekoff died after the next one in a freak accident....

[@Backstreets247]

A great farewell though!

[@lordmortarius538]

"Spock is far behind him" Spock is also a Vulcan, who have twice the strength and stamina of normal humans. He's one of the few on the crew who could match Khan's strength and speed :P

[@GMDTurbo]

Technically wouldn’t it be 1.5x strength and stamina since he’s half human? That’s how math works, right?

[@juliell2139]

Unfortunately, young Anton Yelchin who plays young Pavil Chekov in this trilogy, was tragically killed in a freak accident shortly before Beyond was released. He had come home to his California home in his Jeep, jumped out to check the mail at the end of the driveway. His Jeep rolled downhill and pinned him to the concrete mailbox. So tragic. I loved his innocence as young Chekov. RIP.

[@KevyNova]

I really loved him as young Kyle Reese in Terminator Salvation and it’s a shame they didn’t continue in that direction.

[@user-ui6mc7yz2k]

I like both of them the only reason is him that 's why I watched StarTrek and Terminator salvation

[@josef1834]

I love this movie. Benedict did such a good job.

[@mrsfahrenheit]

facts this man is just unbelievable

[@TheLibrarianOG1]

"He tasks me, he tasks me, and I shall have him"

[@bombird8813]

“Because you are my friend…” Tears every time 😭

[@caseyh8386]

Anton Yelchin had so much more to do in this one (even more so in the next one). His career was picking up momentum. Such a loss 😔

[@maxducoudray]

One of Spock’s best features is that he’s snarky. It’s totally illogical but he comes off in his own way where people don’t question it, and it’s hilarious. It’s true of the classic Trek Spock as well as this new version.

[@mizzy5193]

Really wish we got to see more of the klingons in this series, they looked pretty badass even tho khan wiped the floor with them

[@RichO1701e]

Kira wiped the floor with the Klingons when they attacked Ds9

[@syntace4169]

I grew up with this. Just everything is perfect in this. The score is phenomenal and brings me joy, the effects, the vibe in general. I seriously thought Kirk died here, what an emotional rollercoaster

[@barbarjinx3802]

You have very low standards if you think this mess of a movie is perfect.

[@barbarjinx3802]

@CYB3R2K30 or?

[@Paul_1971]

Maybe you should check out the original i.e. l STII The Wrath of Khan before overpraising this lame retread

[@ppzav]

@@barbarjinx3802 and of course....it would not be earthy if there was no rudenesss....

[@mr.moviemafia]

This movie gets a lot of criticism, and while I think some of it is very valid, I honestly really loved watching this movie! It’s probably my favorite of the 3 recent Star Trek films (a.k.a. “The Kelvin Timeline” series)

[@ItsAPrimatee]

It was up there as one of my favorites as well

[@deano2506]

I was disappointed at the lazyness of doing khan as the second movie yet again but ultimately it's well written and very well cast and is a good movie.

[@brutalbrah]

I love this movie. It got me into watching Next Generation, Voyager, and DS9 and I love those all as well now.

[@nicolbolas8758]

@@ItsAPrimatee did you recognise original robocop actor ?:D

[@melodramatic7904]

@@deano2506 I agree.

[@hellowhat890]

22:56 I love the extra subtle change in Benedict Cumberbatch's expression when he reveals who he is. His subtle head tilt downwards as his gaze goes from normal to evil/death glare is pretty awesome. This timeline's Kirk and Enterprise doesn't really understand the significance of how powerful Khan is... but for the fans, we knew exactly what it meant as Khan's reveal came into light and where this was going.

[@spartan_warrior5927]

R.I.P. Chekov the up and coming young actor Anton Viktorovich Yelchin. He also played Kyle Reese in Terminator Salvation. It’s so sad he died in that freak accident.

[@minnesotajones261]

Don't forget the Fright Night remake - it's actually a fun flick!

[@hellowhat890]

25:54 Especially since those people are literally getting sucked out into space and dying at warp speed... Absolutely brutal.

[@gabriellemiller8980]

The animal Bones was using Khan's blood to revive is a Tribble. If you want to know more, I highly recommend watching the Star Trek episode "The Trouble with Tribbles" and the Deep Space 9 Episode "Trials and Tribble-ations". Both really good and hilarious episodes.

[@thefamilydad8635]

Seconded.

[@shanghaikid43]

The next Star Trek has actually just been scheduled for release during Christmas of 2023, so not too long to wait. Think it will be the same cast but we don’t know for sure. Loved this one too, think you’ll enjoy Beyond as well. It’s a nice wrap-up to the trilogy.

[@Tar-Numendil]

Well except for Anton Yelchin as Pavel Chekov. He sadly died in 2016.

[@shanghaikid43]

@@Tar-Numendil Good point, I think that’s why I’ll understand if that cast doesn’t want to continue anymore. Either way, I’m excited.

[@NikkiTaLance]

Did Chris Pine agree to do it? I know there was a big deal with him.

[@Zach_Bliss]

It's probably not going to hit that release date btw. Probably gunna get pushed back.

[@JonNo86]

Did they actually start production finally? Last I heard it was still on indefinite hold because of contract negotiations with Chris Pine and Chris Hemsworth.

[@syntace4169]

Bro that scene was so dark with Khan crushing Marcus’ face infront of his daughter

[@syntace4169]

Dr. Strange went psycho in this. He fucken scared me LMFSO

[@ItsAPrimatee]

Lmao

[@user-xx6vy9ri8p]

"What is a cold fusion device?" It's the miniature sun they created in Spider-Man 2. But, since it has the word "cold" in it, the writers thought it would be a good jargon word for a device that freezes a volcano.

[@andrewzab83able]

Hollywood loves taking science out of context to fill in story elements, as well as certain words like nuclear or fusion

[@robbob5302]

Star Trek always had such accurate tech, til Disney got ahold of it.

[@206judgementday206]

RIP Anton Yelchin.

[@thatllputmarzipaninyourpie3117]

I love this whole trilogy. My favorite is the last one, but they are all pretty good. Enjoyed your reaction.

[@ItsAPrimatee]

Thanks!

[@awesomedavid2012]

I agree. Without spoiling anything, the last one tonally feels much more like a return to OG star trek. They still keep the same new esthetic, but they get rid of a lot of the moodiness (which honestly was kinda nice). But it just feels a lot more like original star trek to me

[@richardb6260]

The last one gets Trek. Credit Pegg for a script that had the characters acting like their TV counterparts.

[@k1productions87]

My only problem with the third one is the redesign of the Enterprise, making it look thinner and weaker. Beyond that, I love it :P

[@richardb6260]

@@k1productions87 Can't stand the Enterprise from the first two films. The nacelles are too bulbous and too close together. The redesign at the end of Beyond has the nacelles father apart (they should be the width of the saucer apart) and more like the original. The ship is still way too big. It's bigger than the Enterprise D.

[@TimWing23]

I was very entertained by this movie. Benedict Cumberbatch did a great job.

[@Unqualifiedmedicalperson]

Having to follow Ricardo Montelbaun’s portrayal, he did the best that anyone could possibly do.

[@BammerD]

I hope you watch the original series. Khan does make an appearance in the episode "Space Seed." Some thing you may not have caught, the character of Carol Marcus was also in Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Khan. She was Kirk's love interest and mother of Kirk's son, David.

[@atfbproductions7458]

I've seen this film a handful of times with this past winter being the most recent and I've always enjoyed it.! You should definitely now give the film "Galaxy Quest" a watch you'll definitely get kick out of of it

[@trayolphia5756]

33:45 “they kinda flipped roles” Me - oh good he recognises the parallels and similarities they put in “…from before in the volcano…” Me - oh come on! You’ve seen wrath of khan…

[@TheeJasonReyes]

We are getting another Star Trek after Beyond but Idk if its a continuation of these films or a flat out reboot. I hope it isnt a reboot because these films are fantastic as is

[@TheLibrarianOG1]

The most spot on interpretation in this alternate universe is that of Bones. I can hear DeForest in every word he says, in everything he does

[@robbob5302]

Agreed. And while Bones is Truest to the Original, I think Uhura is Most Improved.

[@jgrado3]

I give JJ Abrams props for his spin on the red shirt jinx in this movie. Every Trekkie knows a red shirt means “Ensign Expendable.” In this film, you’ll notice in almost every scene, even though he doesn’t wear the shirt, Kirk is surrounded by red in some form (whether it’s a light, a shirt, or the wounds on his face). Solid foreshadowing.

[@esther589]

Benedict Cumberbatch as khan is just amazing. This is when he started to blow up and its still one of my favorite characters hes played to this day. The third one is more of a fun ride for me but its still amazing. The first two are space adventure epics.

[@ThatShyGuyMatt]

As a Trek nerd, I can't stand how hated this new series is. I love that its a new series for a new generation. Since this series takes place in a diffrent timeline, it is canon. So people just gotta accept its Trek. If you like the other timeline more, thats fine. If you like this one more, thats fine too. Me? I like them both. But I love this new timeline much more. Now.... canon wise obviously the Trek tv shows are better of course. But going by movies online, not so much.

[@barbarjinx3802]

Except it has nothing to do with the message of Star Trek. It’s just generic sci fi trash which jj used to ruin Star Wars. One man killed two franchises.

[@Marthyboy88]

Yeah I mean I grew up with TNG and Voyager. I love these movies. People have such a weird tendency to not understand why it's perfectly fine to do a different take on a universe like this. It's one thing if the actual content itself/acting/dialogue etc is just totally garbage, but I really don't see how anyone could argue that with these other than just not liking the "summer action movie" feel.

[@mem1701movies]

The movie is stupid and makes no sense. Also doesn’t fit in STAR TREK lore... plus it’s “cringe” as the kids say. I never thought STAR TREK should have been rebooted but the first movie in the first ten minutes was wonderful. Then slowly started losing me with ludicrous stuff. They changed the characters too much especially Spock who was overly emotional and had an inappropriate relationship with his student Uhura and Quinto played him too psychotic, angry and gay.

[@ThatShyGuyMatt]

@@barbarjinx3802 You realize its a fictional fantasy right? They can do what they want with it. A good fan would enjoy both for timelines for what they are.... fun. People take things way to seriously.

[@ThatShyGuyMatt]

@@Marthyboy88 Yeah, I know a friend of my father who's also a major Trek fan hated them for being "Crappy summer brainless movies". Eh. Sometimes brainless summer movies are fun. I still love Battleship and it was considered a flop. It was non-sensical? Yes. Was it absurdly dumb with its story? Yes. Was it cheesy to no end? Yes. But sometimes thats what makes it fun.

[@tomcattvreacts]

I remember seeing Into Darkness in theaters. It was AMAZING!!!

[@juliell2139]

I believe that when we found Khan in exile in Wrath of Khan, that he was there due to be apprehended by Kirk and so had an intense desire for revenge on Kirk. But, as you say, this timeline is different, so this is either before that would have happened or perhaps the exile by Kirk never happens in this timeline. Khan's thirst for revenge has not changed though.

[@Helbore]

Khan first appeared in the original TV series, where the Enterprise finds an old spaceship full of cryogenically frozen humans. Its only after they revive them that Khan tries to steal the Enterprise and when that fails, Kirk maroons him on Ceti Alpha 5 as punishment. It was supposed to be a harsh, but livable world and Khan was initially ok with this as punishment, as he's all about survival of the fittest. But as he mentions in Wrath of Khan, the neighbouring planet exploded six months after they were left there and the planet they were on was laid waste. Khan was pissy because Kirk never bothered to check up on them and many of his crew died because of it. This is why Khan's crew are all in cryotubes in Into Darkness. Due to the change in the timelines, Marcus found Khan's ship instead of Kirk and revived Khan to be his little worker. Hence why Khan's ire was all aimed at Marcus in this film instead of at Kirk.

[@thefamilydad8635]

Indeed. Also, the planet he was on wasn’t a barren waste when Khan GLADLY ACCEPT exile there. *accepted.

[@henninggirl261]

Remember, in the original timeline, Carol Marcus is David’s mother. EDIT: The Voyage Home is one of my all-time favorites too.😊

[@gustonzimasheen]

8:45: "who are you, do you work here?" Khan: "Yes, I'm Doctor Star-ange"

[@xexorweglin]

Primate: "They're not gonna have Spock die *again* right?" J.J. Abrams: "Patience, my friend...."

[@juliell2139]

Kirk dying to save crew as Spock watched was a reversal of sorts of the beginning of the film, but it was more of a nod to Wrath of Khan, when Spock died with Kirk on the safe side of the glass.

[@ZachMichaelThomas42]

This movie, for me at least, is one of the rare examples where the sequel outshines the original. Love them both, but gotta call a spade a spade.

[@wolfgangengel4835]

It was original Spocks (Leonard Nimoys) last Star Trek appearance. He died shortly after.

[@TheRealMediaMan]

I did enjoy the "nibiru" scene. The director has a good sense of humor. He knows his shit. Curious how many people will get it.

[@candicelitrenta8890]

You really need to see Space Seed in TOS. This is basically that story revamped. It will fill you in on it, and why old Spock was so fluid about it

[@damionnefelsch6546]

My favourite scene starts with the saving of the ship and the wiping off the map 'The Rock' using a Starship the size of a city being crashed by a pom. Aussies humour.

[@4everhealthwellness344]

I'm glad you liked this movie. As a huge Star Trek fan I really like JJ Abrams take on the original cast and how he rebooted them. He updated the take on the OG crew but at the same time captured what made the original Kirk and Spock special.

[@jamalfoster3329]

Mannnnnn almost a decade later and this movie still has some of the most amazing fight scenes, effects, soundtracks, and is overall one of the best sci fi action films I’ve ever seen

[@k1productions87]

"Dude, if they killed Scotty..." "Marcus should still be on that ship, right?" Admiral Marcus was the one who's head Khan had crushed

[@itztheJules]

The reason why this looks so fantastic (colors, et.) is, because J.J. Abrams shoots his movies on 35mm film and not on digital, which extremely improves the quality.

[@danielgarza8219]

Not the cause whatsoever.

[@moe47988]

Nah, it's color grading on digital

[@dennishutchins]

Except this movie wasn't just shot on 35mm film. Some scenes were shot on 65mm film and some were shot on digital.

[@porflepopnecker4376]

And some scenes were shot on sight, with extreme prejudice.

[@itztheJules]

@@danielgarza8219 It makes a huge difference in footage quality if something is shot on 35mm, you get an image look you can't reach with digital cameras. Furthermore, you have way more detail (with 35mm, you can go up to 16k resolution, I think, with digital, you are limited to 4k or 2k, as many films are shot in 2k because of the extreme amount of data and vfx render work).

[@kimberlycross9621]

Did you remember Carol Marcus? In the other time line, her and Kirk are the parents of David Marcus in Star Trek 2 & 3. I liked seeing her character in this newer movie. She rocks!

[@MrDeathpilot]

I was also about to ask Primate if he made that connection. If he did, he should have included it in his edit along with Leonard Nimoy's cameo. I'm still not sure if he recognized that Kirk's death scene was a mirror of Spock's death in Wrath of Khan. If he did, it certainly didn't show. These are the moments I really wanted to see a reaction to, and I was disappointed they weren't included. IMHO, Primate dropped the ball on this one.

[@darkestwilightt]

25:35 "Something that moves faster than regular warp drive, that's crazy" Wait till this guy finds out about warp 2-9

[@carlossoto222]

Kirk and Spock are the definition of ride or die.

[@atifahmed6036]

LETS GOOOO! Been waiting for these reactions for a few months now, so glad u enjoyed these Star Trek movies, bittersweet only one left

[@faureamour]

I still remember seeing this movie and the next with my dad who was a hard core Trek fan. I remember hearing him gasp when Khan revealed himself and in a crazy scene in the next movie. Such good memories. The stories, acting and visuals are so good in these. Love the Star Trek universe.

[@hellowhat890]

18:30 Best part, if you didn't already notice it but, red shirt on the left was the guy who originally beat up Kirk in the first movie. "Cupcake guy" remember him? Pike mentions the fight earlier in this movie, and I thought it was funny how they had the same character reprise his role as a security officer under Kirk's command and appears in this scene.

[@thedoctor4327]

8:37 Sherlock Holmes convinced Mickey Smith to become a suicide bomber. Not the Doctor Who/Sherlock crossover I would have written

[@glenmartin7978]

This was a mirror version of Star Trek 2 The Wrath of Khan as Spock sacrifices himself to save the ship and in this one Kirk does it instead they both die and are resurrected later

[@Broken-xi5io]

No one will ever be able to replace Leonard Nemoy's Spock, but Zachary Quinto does such a good job. The fact Spock was holding his own against Khan, and pretty much let his rage out just shows how much of a beast Spock is. Great reaction brother. 👍🏼

[@melodramatic7904]

Nice reaction as always. Just a few notes just in case no one else mentioned it. Christopher Pike didn't know Kirk's dad. Pike dissertation was on the attack that happened in the beginning of the first movie. So he knows OF Kirk's dad, just didn't know him personally. When the guy who attacked all the captains and first officers at that meeting beamed out of the craft so that he wouldn't die in the crash.

[@57kwest]

Robocop did an awesome job as a villain!

[@Aeroldoth3]

"You can save my daughter when nobody else can? Who ARE you??" "I'm the Doctor."

[@j.jennings1722]

Hey, Primate, you should react to requests for episodes from the original series. There is only one two-part episode in the series and you don't need to watch the shows in order. Each episode is like a mini-movie and there are a bunch of great episodes. The iconic episode "Space Seed" from the first season is where Kirk and the crew meet Khan for the first time, and it is intense! Please, react to that episode.

[@KevyNova]

Yes! It gives a lot more understanding to what is happening in Wrath of Khan and this movie.

[@syntace4169]

The camera shaking, lens flares and everything is just top tier man, my favorite JJ-Abrams movie.

[@jayzedd_]

I get that Spock wanted Harrison to have a fair trial, but the man had about a lot of starfleet members blood on his hands

[@robbob5302]

Yes. Vulcans are just so annoyingly ethical. But if they had killed him, nobody would have known about the conspiracy. Markus might have gotten away Scott free.

[@user-xx6vy9ri8p]

Resurrecting Khan to make him invent new weapons would be like reanimating Hitler and asking him to design a new iphone for you...

[@Cyber_Horse_Studios87]

I do love the opening intro’s of these movies. The music is just amazing and it really builds anticipation for the movie to come. Also the USS Vengeance… one of my favorite ships of the Star Trek universe.

[@neil930]

This the best for me. Benedict stole the show as Khan. Its like they say British play the best villains. Happy Christmas.

[@LoDoFilmUnlimitedMedia]

... and Admiral Marcus is Peter Weller from RoboCop.

[@dntm123]

31:20, I mean, sure, but his head is jelly after Kahn just squashed his head like a watermelon.

[@ericgraham3344]

JJ’s Special Effects Are ALWAYS OFF THE ⛓‼️‼️

[@mycroft16]

The set for the outside of the warp core, isn't actually a set. That's the National Ignition Facility at Lawrence Livermore National Labs. Where they are using the most powerful laser in the world to work on fusion reactions. Simon Pegg pulled the greatest prank here that involved the entire cast, the whole crew and even the scientists at the facility. He convinced Cumberbatch that they had to put on special "neutron cream" every day to pull the neutron radiation out of them. The makeup people even labeled a pot of just neutral cream colored makeup as neutron cream and would dab it on everyones faces in a dot pattern. JJ Abrams got involved. The scientists would lead the cast in special exercises to get the neutrons out. They had him believing it so much he would go around and make sure everyone had their cream on. There are videos floating around youtube of it.

[@steventindel431]

These reboot reactions have been long awaited. Glad you enjoy the new wave of Star Trek movies

[@Esl1999]

What’s hilarious is that these are just the 13 movies. Imagine the 800 or so episodes of all Star Trek. Big universe.

[@zvimur]

The chase scene (Khan running through glass panels), and the scull crushed Marcus. How is nobody sensing Blade Runner vibes??

[@greysonnealy7673]

Kahn crushed Marcus's head

[@manfredczerny7313]

the last star trek movie will be kind of sad ... leonard nimoy passed away, in 2015, befor star trek beyond came out, in 2016

[@spunkymaniac9312]

Man khan Is the best villain in all star trek

[@cieranthane1]

Sorry, not this Khan

[@spunkymaniac9312]

@@cieranthane1 don't be a star trek nerd , this khan is better than the original

[@spunkymaniac9312]

@@cieranthane1 don't be a star trek nerd , this khan is better than the original

[@Midnight7970]

I have been waiting on your reaction to this one, This one is my favorite of the 3! This one was amazing!

[@terryv2006]

I think the difference between these and other sci fi movies is they manage to make it look real. You forget they’re effects.

[@redrum567]

Recently added this trilogy to my dvd/blue ray collection. I grew up watching the original Star Trek tv series. They have certainly taken this franchise to where no man has gone before. GREAT reactions from you as always 🖒🖒 Will search for you in Beyond!

[@ItsAPrimatee]

Thanks!

[@dmwalker24]

I grew up first watching re-runs of the original series in the 80's as a little kid with my Mother. It was her way of exposing me to things like inclusivity, selflessness, and what people can accomplish if they work together. I've now seen virtually everything Star Trek that there is to see, and I know I'm a better person for it. There aren't many modern pieces of entertainment we can say that about.

[@thaddeusskywalker5293]

Benedict crushed his role so much!!!

[@robbob5302]

17:20 Spock: "I don't even know who this woman is. But I can already tell you I am better than her!"

[@austinwolfe8814]

11:07 I remember when I first saw this scene just this scene (I wasn't really paying attention to the movie, I watched it a few years after that and loved it) with my dad in the living room, when that ring exploded I just hear my dad say "holy shit!" I thought to myself like "ummm . . .", ah good times, good times

[@Farmer_Dave]

The blonde Carol Markus was the blonde mother in Wrath of Khan as Kirk's son David's Mother same character different time lines.

[@robbieingram569]

This species has now gone from having reverence for written language to reverence for iconography. Their civilization is now moving backwards thanks to the Enterprise.

[@hannahsummerhalder486]

I am a Star Trek fan but not as much as Star Wars. But I do know how hated this trilogy is. I think this trilogy is pretty amazing, and I think it is cool to see a alternate timeline. I am a fan of the originals, and these movies do there own thing.

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

I honestly don’t understand the hate. These are wonderful films. I was born in ‘68 & grew up watching reruns of the series and movies. I feel this is probably the best reboot that’s been done. It’s a fantastic homage to the original series. Die hard Trek fans were never going to be happy, no matter what direction the movies took. They would always find a reason to be dissatisfied with them, which I think is sad.

[@erikawilliams9558]

I'm a fan since a was a kid and i loved these

[@starexcelsior]

When it comes to if another will be made, the short answer is that we don’t really know. Every month there is a new rumor about the next one being created or cancelled. But what we do know is that it will be a while before a new one comes out

[@syntace4169]

Super happy that you enjoyed it, this means a lot to me

[@trevorthomas4172]

I love the little nods to trek before. Like when they get to Kronos and Praxus is already blown up

[@peterschairer488]

Khan must be a fan of the scene in Godfather III where the heads of the mob families were wiped out.

[@MikeFrazee222]

You need to make a S-tier list for all the movies.

[@danielkeller1337]

I'm not a huge Star Trek original films fan, but this timeline was great. Action packed and more excitement and just more enjoyable to watch. I think this is probably my number one movie choice from the series.

[@trevorthomas4172]

The quick shot of the enterprise would not of worked in the motion picture as the enterprise has been redesigned from the original tv show designs

[@jrvthatsme]

It was Kirk who originally put Khan on that planet. Was in an episode of the old 60's tv show. The vengeance is about as big to this Enterprise as the Enterprise D (from The Next Generation) would be to the original Enterprise. Khan is basically a super soldier like Captain America.

[@heavyrain4485]

This is hell of movie. Incredible. Remember, original movie is not the same as this movie, because timeline has been changed.

[@AndyHoke]

Amazing casting and great story! Loves this one, and I enjoyed how you appreciated this movie too :)

[@antoniogonzales1976]

Not only do the primitive humanoids see the ship come out, but apparently whatever it was calmed the volcano, which i have no doubt they worshiped or at least feared as a god. Now they know what their god looks like.

[@antoniogonzales1976]

i left out: oops!

[@syntace4169]

I LOVE THIS MOVIE

[@lazarou6324]

I don't understand the hate this movie gets, I think it's great.

[@MysteriousMose]

The action, effects, music and sound were great, but for me the plot and characters destroy it. Kirk pretty much only makes terrible decisions but everyone acts like he's great because he's the protagonist. Also, Kirk repeatedly beating an unarmed man he just arrested? Not a good look. Khan's scheme makes no sense if you think about it after watching the movie and he was so much less interesting here than in Wrath of Khan. In the original, Klingons had their own culture and nuance but here they're just mindless orks. And Spock loses his entire character and just goes berserker until he finds out Khan's magical miracle blood cures death. It's just all so lazy. It would be fine for a Fast and Furious movie I guess, but I'd expect more from a Star Trek movie.

[@fernandocast435]

the vengeance coming out of warp fucks me up

[@williamjackson6705]

They originally wanted Benicio Del Toro to play Khan, but he wanted more money than they could give. Would have been interesting since Benicio does crazy like no one else. Cumberbatch did a good job, but I wish they had simply left as Harrison & not Khan. This is a divisive film, but I enjoyed it despite any failing's others have with it.

[@sourabhkarmakar8040]

I was so angry over Marcus in this movie, he murdered so many crews. Really a good villain, also he played the villain character Paxton on Enterprise series. It was a good villain too. Peter Weller's acting is phenomenal, his evilness really get to your skin.

[@debbill1979]

The guy in first part played Mickey Smith on Doctor Who.