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Star Trek (2009)

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Star Trek (2009)	comment	The one where... we go back to the beginning... with Lens Flare â€” Lots. And Lots. Of Lens Flare.Star Trek is the eleventh movie in the Star Trek film series, released in 2009.The Film of the Series and partial Continuity Reboot from Lost creator J. J. Abrams, featuring the characters from Star Trek: The Original Series played by a new cast, and set in an Alternate Timeline during the time period of The Original Series. Alternatively called J.J. Abrams' Star Trek, Star Trek 2009/'09, Star Trek: The Future Begins (even though that "subtitle" is actually the tagline), and Star Trek XI/11 to keep confusion in check with the other Trek films.In 2233, The Federation starship Kelvin comes across a "black hole"-like spatial phenomenon near a distant sun. Emerging from it is a massive ship called the Narada captained by a Romulan named Nero (Eric Bana). Nero kills the Kelvin's captain, and deploying weaponry vastly superior to that of the Federation ship, the Narada forces the Kelvin crew to abandon ship, with many crewmembers lost. While the survivors flee the devastating battle, a young boy is born amongst them: James Tiberius Kirk, son of the first officer of the Kelvin (Chris Hemsworth), who sacrifices himself and the ship to buy time for his crew's escape. This incident ultimately sets a new series of events in motion; one of them being James T. Kirk (Chris Pine) growing up an angry, rebellious young adult until he is recruited by Captain Christopher Pike (Bruce Greenwood) to join Starfleet.As Kirk makes waves at Starfleet Academy, the Narada and Nero emerge again after years in hiding. The Federation scrambles its fleet to confront the warship, deploying the flagship Enterprise, commanded by Pike, for the first time. All the rest of the fleet is destroyed, with the Enterprise only surviving due to a brief delay in getting to the battlefield. When the Enterprise engages the Narada, Pike is taken hostage. When they learn the Narada is from the distant future and begin to put together the events that lead to that future, it falls on Kirk and Spock (Zachary Quinto) to overcome their initial mistrust of each other and on the ship's green, hastily put-together crew of cadetsnote actually, concerning those with major roles, it's three cadets (one of whom is a lieutenant, and another of whom is already a qualified doctor), an ensign, a lieutenant, a lieutenant commander who was Reassigned to Antarctica, and a commander who was told You Are in Command Now—(the young TOS characters)—to somehow save the day.The film also stars Karl Urban as Leonard McCoy, Zoe SaldaÃ±a as Nyota Uhura, Simon Pegg as Montgomery Scott, John Cho as Hikaru Sulu, Anton Yelchin as Pavel Chekov, Ben Cross as Sarek, Winona Ryder as Amanda Grayson and Leonard Nimoy as Spock Prime.The first theatrical Star Trek film to feature any of the original characters in 15 years. Released seven years after 2002's Star Trek: Nemesis (the biggest gap between films to date) from which it takes a major Tone Shift and, believe it or not, to which it is also a loose Stealth Sequel.Star Trek is the first entry in what has been officially dubbed the "Kelvin Timeline" that continues with the 2013 sequel Star Trek Into Darkness and the 2016 sequel Star Trek Beyond.Character tropes go on to the Characters Sheet.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_116a941b	comment	Applied Phlebotinum: Red Matter, among other things.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_11ec1fd5	type	Off-the-Shelf FX
Star Trek (2009) / int_11ec1fd5	comment	Off-the-Shelf FX: Among the props used on the Enterprise bridge are supermarket price scanners. (The filmmakers are honoring a fine old Trek tradition: In TOS, Dr. McCoy's surgical lasers were actually "Swedish modern" salt-and-pepper shakers that the show's prop guy found on sale at May Company in LA.)
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Star Trek (2009) / int_1230e19e	type	Overranked Soldier
Star Trek (2009) / int_1230e19e	comment	Overranked Soldier: Although most fans agree that if you are James Tiberius Kirk, you belong into the captain's chair, Kirk's promotion from cadet directly to first officer strains the Suspension of Disbelief for many. In order for it to happen, everyone above him in the chain of command has to die or be captured. Everyone in Starfleet. The Enterprise is staffed entirely with cadets. And Spock, who disqualifies himself after beating the crap out of Kirk (which is precipitated by Kirk himself, so make of that what you will).
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Star Trek (2009) / int_12a22bd8	type	Katanas Are Just Better
Star Trek (2009) / int_12a22bd8	comment	Katanas Are Just Better: Sulu fights Romulans with a folding sword that looks a lot like a katana, though it could also be a saber. He describes his combat training as "fencing."
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Star Trek (2009) / int_12b6fe15	type	Walk and Talk
Star Trek (2009) / int_12b6fe15	comment	Walk and Talk: Twice, after Nero calls for the captain of an enemy vessel (the Kelvin and the Enterprise) to surrender himself via shuttlecraft, said captain makes plans with his underlings on his way from the bridge to the shuttlebay.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_14beeefd	type	Darker and Edgier
Star Trek (2009) / int_14beeefd	comment	Darker and Edgier: Unquestionably so. Even during the Voyager years, the Federation and Starfleet were still mostly set up around peaceful missions. In the reboot, Pike describes Starfleet as a "humanitarian and peacekeeping armada," and the rest of the film is spent fighting. Word of God states that this was due to the Kelvin's encounter with the Narada, which caused Starfleet to take on a much more militaristic turn.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_15177ded	type	The Runaway
Star Trek (2009) / int_15177ded	comment	The Runaway: George Samuel Kirk, the older brother of James T. Kirk, ran away from home when the brothers were young to escape their stepfather's constant abuse.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_15b09af9	type	Heelâ€“Face Door-Slam
Star Trek (2009) / int_15b09af9	comment	Heelâ€“Face Door-Slam: The Romulans were well on the way to becoming allies with the Federation as of Nemesis, only for their entire planet to get blown up by a supernova.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_1649e053	type	Your Mom
Star Trek (2009) / int_1649e053	comment	Your Mom: Thrice in the movie someone talks smack about Spock's mother. He does not take it well.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_17501df2	type	Cool Old Guy
Star Trek (2009) / int_17501df2	comment	Cool Old Guy: Spock Prime, still stoic, but with a quiet dignity and a keen mind that allows him to manipulate Kirk into taking his rightful place as captain of the Enterprise and saving the day. Captain Pike is a confident and charismatic leader whom the Enterprise crew obviously highly respects.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_177a6464	type	Genre Shift
Star Trek (2009) / int_177a6464	comment	Genre Shift: The film has a very different tone from every show and movie that came before it in the franchise—more of the fun, funny, ray gun action; the same Worldbuilding Space Opera; and less Technobabble or forced moral message.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_178ca149	type	The Worf Effect
Star Trek (2009) / int_178ca149	comment	The Worf Effect: Nero's awesome (mining) ship wiped out a fleet of 47 Klingon Warbirds, conveniently off-screen, of course. Apparently getting your ass whooped to demonstrate someone else's badassery is genetic. Countdown, the prequel comic, has the trope namer doing what he does best, getting his ass kicked.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_17a606bd	type	Master Swordsman
Star Trek (2009) / int_17a606bd	comment	Master Swordsman: Sulu's "fencing" with a fold-out katana proves to be more than a match for two of Nero's Romulan crewmembers.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_17c18ade	type	Everything in Space Is a Galaxy
Star Trek (2009) / int_17c18ade	comment	Everything in Space Is a Galaxy: Spock describes a supernova as threatening the entire galaxy. This is obviously not how it works, given how supernovae have happened before and we're still here. Star Trek: Picard makes it clear that only the local solar system was threatened.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_17ce80aa	type	All There in the Manual
Star Trek (2009) / int_17ce80aa	comment	The Constitution-class of this continuity is bigger than it originally was (partially explained by an In-Universe redesign). Shatner's was around 280 meters long. Pine's was designed to be closer to 360 meters (which was largely a result of a sleeker design and longer nacelles), although it was upscaled in the movie proper, because Abrams wanted an oversized shuttle bay, to be over 700 meters long. For reference, that's around the same length as the Sovereign-class of the TNG movie era! Here◊ is a quick comparison chart, outlining the size descrepencies, and here is the main article.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_19769f50	type	Defeat Means Friendship
Star Trek (2009) / int_19769f50	comment	Defeat Means Friendship: After Kirk successfully bullies Spock out of the Acting Captain's chair and takes over, Spock lends his expertise to Kirk's crazy rescue plan, even though it's not the course he'd choose. Their friendship grows from there.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_19b6f396	type	Alternate Timeline
Star Trek (2009) / int_19b6f396	comment	Alternate Timeline: The explanation behind the franchise's Continuity Reboot. Thanks to time-travel, the alternate universe in the film is now fundamentally changed. Word of God confirms that, because of this, the "prime" timeline encompassing the prior Trek canon still "exists". In 2016, shortly before the release of Star Trek Beyond, the timeline got officially dubbed the "Kelvin Timeline".
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Star Trek (2009) / int_19d06ef7	type	A Father to His Men
Star Trek (2009) / int_19d06ef7	comment	A Father to His Men: Pike is something of a father-figure to Kirk.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_19ebe383	type	Never Trust a Trailer
Star Trek (2009) / int_19ebe383	comment	Never Trust a Trailer: The trailers seem to have been specifically edited to imply or outright lie about events. For example, Nero's line "Your father... was a great man. But that was another life." is from two lines. One about Kirk's father, and the second half about Kirk himself, from Nero's original timeline. They also imply a romance between Kirk and Uhura. In the actual movie, Kirk does show interest in Uhura, but she doesn't give him the time of day. Or her first name. The trailer also seems to imply that when Kirk assumes the captain's chair (when McCoy says "We have no captain and no first officer to replace him"), it is done in a dramatic fashion. It's actually more Played for Laughs, as McCoy and the crew are astonished that the trouble-making Kirk is now in charge, since they were unaware that Pike promoted him when they left the ship for their task.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_1ba8eb64	type	Visual Pun
Star Trek (2009) / int_1ba8eb64	comment	Visual Pun: Jim Kirk literally walks into a bar.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_1bf3170b	type	The McCoy
Star Trek (2009) / int_1bf3170b	comment	Downplayed, but still present. The traditional Kirk-Spock-McCoy dynamic, typically seen as the codifying power trio, is seen in its infancy. Kirk, here a brash hothead, actually ends up playing The McCoy more than the Trope Namer, who is more Kirk-like in response.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_1d3c92da	type	Failsafe Failure
Star Trek (2009) / int_1d3c92da	comment	Failsafe Failure: The Kelvin's autopilot function gets destroyed at the wrong time, leaving George Kirk to ram it himself.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_1dfbbf31	type	Heterosexual Life-Partners
Star Trek (2009) / int_1dfbbf31	comment	Heterosexual Life-Partners: Kirk and Spock. Spock Prime goes to incredibly risky lengths in order to preserve the natural development of the galaxy's greatest bromance. Kirk and McCoy become inseparable friends from the moment they meet, and are united in their dislike of Spock long before he befriends either of them.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_1f799027	type	Obstructive Bureaucrat
Star Trek (2009) / int_1f799027	comment	Obstructive Bureaucrat: As per the comic prequel, these on both Romulus and Vulcan are a major reason for the delays that led to Spock Prime not being able to do his mission on time.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_1f862cf	type	Dare to Be Badass
Star Trek (2009) / int_1f862cf	comment	Dare to Be Badass: Kirk's Call to Adventure takes the form of a dare issued by Captain Pike, challenging hims to live up to his father's legacy instead of drifting through life in small-town Iowa.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_1fdaf8ff	type	Ominous Latin Chanting
Star Trek (2009) / int_1fdaf8ff	comment	Ominous Latin Chanting / One-Woman Wail / Ethereal Choir: During the final battle and destruction of Nero's ship, of course.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_2044af1	type	Faceless Goons
Star Trek (2009) / int_2044af1	comment	Faceless Goons: A deleted scene has the Klingon guards at Rura Penthe wearing face-concealing helmets. Word of God says this was because they weren't sure whether or not to give the Klingons their more popular TNG ridged foreheads, or go with TOS's dark skinned humanoid look. In the end they just decided to cover the front of their heads and not worry about it.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_20ab8163	type	Unnecessarily Large Vessel
Star Trek (2009) / int_20ab8163	comment	Unnecessarily Large Vessel: The new Enterprise is roughly the size of the Galaxy-class from the original timeline. Much of it consists of extremely cavernous open spaces. Jefferies Tubes have been replaced by catwalks. This partly due to the use of real world locations such as the National Ignition Facility as sets for filming the reboot movies as opposed to a soundstage or green screen CGI background.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_210c27c4	type	Quickly-Demoted Leader
Star Trek (2009) / int_210c27c4	comment	Quickly-Demoted Leader: Because it's not Captain Spock and Mr. Kirk we all remember. (Pike is Kicked Upstairs to admiral.)
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Star Trek (2009) / int_22cf536c	type	Chekhov's Gun
Star Trek (2009) / int_22cf536c	comment	Chekhov's Gun: A deleted scene shows Nero about to be interrogated by a Klingon on Rura Penthe using Centaurian slugs, who gloats about what the slugs will do to Nero. Nero escapes before this can happen. He later uses the same slugs to torture Pike. The Klingon transmission that Uhura tells Gaila about, while Kirk is hiding under Gaila's bed, plays a small but vital part in Kirk's attempts to make Pike take him seriously. One that is loaded and fired in a single scene: when Kirk lands on the drilling platform, he presses a button and his parachute is reeled in to his backpack. Shortly afterward, Sulu is left dangling over the side of the platform, held only by his parachute; he presses the corresponding button, and as the parachute is reeled in he is lifted up until he can get onto the platform. An early scene establishes that Spock as a kid is rather touchy about people disparaging his human mother. Later on, as soon as Kirk tries that route in trying to expose that Spock is "emotionally compromised", he flips out and beats the crap out of Kirk just like he did to his school bullies years earlier.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_232aa245	type	Laser Cutter
Star Trek (2009) / int_232aa245	comment	Laser Cutter: The Narada has an enormous laser drill, intended for mining, that Nero uses to make holes for launching Red Matter into to cause Planet-Shattering Kabooms.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_237404cc	type	Ironic Echo
Star Trek (2009) / int_237404cc	comment	Ironic Echo: When Kirk and McCoy first meet, McCoy tells Kirk, "I might throw up on you," since they're about to fly into space, triggering his phobia. Three years later, McCoy has gotten used to the idea, and stares in wonder at the shiny new Enterprise while Kirk, sick as a dog from the vaccine McCoy gave him, warns him about imminent vomit in turn.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_2493b31d	type	Fire-Forged Friends
Star Trek (2009) / int_2493b31d	comment	Fire-Forged Friends: The main crew, especially Kirk and Spock.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_25524784	type	No-Holds-Barred Beatdown
Star Trek (2009) / int_25524784	comment	We also have the Vulcan bullies picking on Young Spock. It was clear from their reaction to Spock delivering a No-Holds-Barred Beatdown to one of them that none of them considered the possibility of their trying to "elicit an emotional response" in Spock might result in violence.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_25b05c04	type	Hitler Cam
Star Trek (2009) / int_25b05c04	comment	Hitler Cam: Used near the end of the film to compensate for the height difference between Spock and Spock.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_26ac510e	type	Mythology Gag
Star Trek (2009) / int_26ac510e	comment	Mythology Gag: It's subtle, but when Spock stands up during the hearing after the Kobayashi Maru, he performs the Picard Maneuver. When Nero fires his drill at San Francisco Bay, he ends up drilling in the same spot the HMS Bounty crashes in Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home. Nero destroys 47 Klingon ships offscreen: the number 47 was a Running Gag in Star Trek: The Next Generation era of shows. The short-sleeved skirt uniforms worn by female Starfleet personnel are somewhat reminiscent of the skant uniform seen in the early seasons of Star Trek: The Next Generation. A giant planet-killing spaceship that drove a man mad when he was Forced to Watch it destroy one, and is in turn vanquished by having a smaller ship laden up with an explosive payload and launched down its gullet by a pilot who beams out at the last moment? Sounds a lot like "The Doomsday Machine". At the end, the dress tunics everyone wears are clearly meant to be the similar ones from 'Star Trek: The Motion Picture. And it's probably no coincidence that Pike winds up in a wheelchair... "The Menagerie", anyone? The novel hints pretty strongly that the timeline is attempting to repair itself; apparently Pike was destined to end up in a wheelchair. In the opening scene, Kirk Sr.'s uniform seems to be about halfway between the ones used in Star Trek: Enterprise and the ones in the original series. Someone from the Romulan Empire, who has a ship (with a distinct green tinge) capable of destroying a planet/all life on a planet, with a vendetta against a member of the Enterprise crew? Sounds familiar. Of the seven main characters in The Original Series, Uhura is the only one who never had a canon first name; hence the Running Gag of her refusing to tell it to anyone. ("Nyota" was first recommended by Uhura's actress, Nichelle Nichols, and its arrival on screen is arguably the punch line to a four-decade Brick Joke.)
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Star Trek (2009) / int_26f41623	type	Kill Sat
Star Trek (2009) / int_26f41623	comment	Kill Sat: The Narada's drill has the look of one, being dropped into a planet's atmosphere in order to fire a beam that bores its way to the planet's core, where pressure can ignite the Red Matter into a planet-destroying singularity. Nero could probably use the drill to annihilate whatever surface target he pleases, but since he's planning to destroy the whole planet anyway, he doesn't bother to aim it.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_2719ab04	type	Special Guest
Star Trek (2009) / int_2719ab04	comment	Special Guest: Leonard Nimoy as Ambassador Spock, credited as "Spock Prime".
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Star Trek (2009) / int_28114487	type	Bald of Evil
Star Trek (2009) / int_28114487	comment	Bald of Evil: Nero and his crew all have hairless heads. Except the solitary woman. She got to keep her hair, apparently. In the backstory, it's explained that Romulan men shave their heads when grieving. Nero and his crew are in permanent grief, so they're bald forever.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_28c502f6	type	Tactical Rockâ€“Paperâ€“Scissors
Star Trek (2009) / int_28c502f6	comment	Tactical Rockâ€“Paperâ€“Scissors: Starfleet ships favor Beam Spam, while the Narada employs Macross Missile Massacre. One hopes the Klingons employ More Dakka.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_28cd01ca	type	Disappeared Dad
Star Trek (2009) / int_28cd01ca	comment	When Kirk is on the bridge, trying to elicit an emotional response from Spock at Spock Prime's orders, Spock tells him "I will not allow you to lecture me on the merits of emotion", then gets violent when Kirk implies that Spock never loved his mother. This despite the fact that he lectured Kirk about the merits of fear, and brought up Kirk's father in the same speech, barely hours before. Of course, the circumstances were slightly different, but still...
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Star Trek (2009) / int_292d1ccd	type	Everyone Went to School Together
Star Trek (2009) / int_292d1ccd	comment	Everyone Went to School Together: Starfleet Academy in San Francisco. Justified though, as A) everyone in Starfleet has to go there, B) technically, only three of the characters were seen on-screen attending said school, and C) Spock was actually an instructor. Regarding some of the age discrepancies among the students, it's also safe to assume that McCoy is a mature student (since he was already a medical doctor when he started at the academy) and that Chekov has skipped a few years of school (justifying why such a young academy ensign is in such a responsible position would seem to be the point of Pike's "whiz-kid" comment in his first scene). These might both be a result of the alternate time line, of course.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_292d57cd	type	Crusading Widow
Star Trek (2009) / int_292d57cd	comment	Crusading Widow: Nero carries out his plot due to believing that the Federation let Romulus be destroyed, killing pretty much everyone he loved in the process.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_2937826d	type	Hurricane of Puns
Star Trek (2009) / int_2937826d	comment	Hurricane of Puns: Michael Giacchino certainly had fun naming the songs in the soundtrack. A few self-explanatory examples: "Nailin' the Kelvin" "Enterprising Young Men" "Nero Death Experience" arguably takes the cake as "Worst Pun". Unless it's "Nice to Meld You". "Nero Sighted". "Nero Fiddles, Narada Burns". Those Nero puns just don't get old, do they? "Labour of Love" as Kirk is being born. "Does It Still McFly" as something to do with time travel happens. Ouch. This is practically Michael Giacchino's calling card. Hella Bar Talk = Bela Bartok (Hungarian composer). "I've Fallen and I Can't Beam Up!"
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Star Trek (2009) / int_294ed981	type	Bilingual Bonus
Star Trek (2009) / int_294ed981	comment	Bilingual Bonus: When Chekov (played by Russian-born Anton Yelchin) successfully transports falling Kirk and Sulu to safety, he exclaims a little something in Russian, "Ð�-Ð¼Ð¾Ñ‘!" or "Yo-moyo!", the closest English equivalent being "holey-moley!" (both in meaning and outdatedness). On the commentary track, J. J. Abrams claims to have been at a screening in Russia where the audience went nuts at this part.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_29a39f6	type	Easter Egg
Star Trek (2009) / int_29a39f6	comment	Easter Egg: In the scene where the Enterprise first appears at Vulcan, after they come out of their slow barrel roll to avoid the debris, you can see R2-D2 in the bottom left corner of the screen. A menu in the bar Kirk and Uhura meet in has the "Slusho" drink from Cloverfield in it. The logo of the makers of the drink appears on a building in an establishing shot of San Francisco. The big red ball Abrams tries to get in most of his projects is the Red Matter. Speaking of Abrams' overall work, the name of the USS Kelvin is this film's use of the "Kelvin" mark he puts in most of his films and TV series. Speaking of Cloverfield, the giant red monster that attacked Kirk when he landed on the snow planet is reminiscent of the Cloverfield monster due to the shared bent-arm walking style and six limbed form. It appears Cloverfield has now unofficially become the earliest point in the Star Trek film timeline. Interesting... When Kirk and Spock first enter the bridge of the Jellyfish, the control chair and viewport◊ form the triangle-and-circle-within-a-circle symbol of IDIC◊, the Vulcan philosophy of "infinite diversity in infinite combinations". This is not surprising considering the ship was built by the Vulcan Science Academy.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_2a07adf3	type	Use Their Own Weapon Against Them
Star Trek (2009) / int_2a07adf3	comment	Use Their Own Weapon Against Them: Ayel tries to strangle Kirk to death. Kirk uses their close proximity to grabs gun and kill him with it.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_2a44899	type	Plot Armor
Star Trek (2009) / int_2a44899	comment	Plot Armor: The Enterprise is the beneficiary here when it arrives at Vulcan and gets spared from destruction only by Nero's orders. This is, however, justified by Nero's desire to keep Spock alive to be on the receiving end of Nero's revenge. Later deconstructed and indirectly discussed when the crew realizes that Nero's incursion has created an alternate reality. Basically, whatever their lives and destinies might have been beforehand, they are undoubtedly different now. However, it seems that fate wants them all on the Enterprise regardless ...
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Star Trek (2009) / int_2a542c7d	type	Beam Spam
Star Trek (2009) / int_2a542c7d	comment	Federation ships have a lot of firepower in this continuity, in the form of multiple phaser banks, rapid-firing energy turrets, and many photon torpedo launchers. Word of God says that the fight between the Narada and Kelvin forced the Federation to upgrade their fleet.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_2b14367f	type	Bring My Brown Pants
Star Trek (2009) / int_2b14367f	comment	Many of the Vulcans who insult Spock for acting emotional fail to realize that they are guilty of the same thing, showing clear irritation and even mild anger when he fails to respond to their vicious barbs about his mother! Likewise, when the bullies finally goad the young Spock into losing his temper, you can see they are utterly terrified when he proceeds to beat the crap out of one of them!
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Star Trek (2009) / int_2b3bd260	type	Readings Are Off the Scale
Star Trek (2009) / int_2b3bd260	comment	Readings Are Off the Scale: The gravity readings when the Red Matter is activated on Vulcan, according to Chekov.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_2b706ca	type	More Dakka
Star Trek (2009) / int_2b706ca	comment	More Dakka: Federation ships have a lot of firepower in this continuity, in the form of multiple phaser banks, rapid-firing energy turrets, and many photon torpedo launchers. Word of God says that the fight between the Narada and Kelvin forced the Federation to upgrade their fleet. The Narada also has a lot of firepower, mostly in the form of lots of really nasty green missiles. Even the Jellyfish - a ship commissioned by a university - puts out quite a bit of dakka.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_2c7905cf	type	Spikes of Villainy
Star Trek (2009) / int_2c7905cf	comment	Spikes of Villainy: Just look at the Romulan ship and the chain the drill is hanging from. Combined with Spikes of Doom when we first see it emerging from the wormhole, spikes curving menacingly towards the tiny-by-comparison USS Kelvin.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_2d4a6d8c	type	Sophisticated as Hell
Star Trek (2009) / int_2d4a6d8c	comment	Sophisticated as Hell: Inverted by Scotty, speaking of the Enterprise:
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Star Trek (2009) / int_2d4fa515	type	Ax-Crazy
Star Trek (2009) / int_2d4fa515	comment	When your parents name you Nero, they probably have a specific destiny in mind.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_2e8441c9	type	The Bad Guy Wins
Star Trek (2009) / int_2e8441c9	comment	The Bad Guy Wins: Since the destruction of Vulcan as revenge against Spock is his major motivation, Nero gets a lot of what he wants. Destroying the rest of the Federation because he can is just a bonus.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_2e8875f0	type	Misplaced Retribution
Star Trek (2009) / int_2e8875f0	comment	Misplaced Retribution: A retroactive one, combined with Villain Has a Point. Because of the use of "time travel creates an alternate universe, not actually changing the past" version of time travel and the revelation in Star Trek: Picard that Nero was right about the Federation did leave the Romulans to die, while it still doesn't justify his actions, Nero's attacks on the Kelvin timeline's Federation are this.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_2ec219ee	type	Butterfly of Doom
Star Trek (2009) / int_2ec219ee	comment	Butterfly of Doom: The advanced technology of this continuity's Starfleet compared to the Original Series, as well as the many, many dramatic changes in the lives of the main characters, all happen simply because Nero and Co. showed up, as Spock points out.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_2f50c5bf	type	Theme Music Power-Up
Star Trek (2009) / int_2f50c5bf	comment	Theme Music Power-Up: "Enterprising Young Men" plays a few times when our heroes are being badass, such as when Sulu and his folding katana prepare to take on a Romulan soldier, or when the Enterprise pulls a Gunship Rescue for Spock and destroys Nero's Macross Missile Massacre.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_2f52c0af	type	Accidental Pervert
Star Trek (2009) / int_2f52c0af	comment	Accidental Pervert: Kirk gets knocked onto Uhura during a fight, and accidentally puts his hands on her breasts to steady himself. He smirks; she pushes him off.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_309edee6	type	Divorce Assets Conflict
Star Trek (2009) / int_309edee6	comment	Divorce Assets Conflict: The conflict has already finished and Dr. Leonard McCoy tells Kirk that his ex-wife took everything from him. And thus is born a great friendship and a famous nickname.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_30c15c8f	type	Watching Troy Burn
Star Trek (2009) / int_30c15c8f	comment	Watching Troy Burn: Nero maroons Spock Prime on Delta Vega for the express purpose of witnessing the destruction of Vulcan. Nero saw Romulus be destroyed.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_3114c1e5	type	Ramming Always Works
Star Trek (2009) / int_3114c1e5	comment	Ramming Always Works: In some deleted scenes, the Narada got severely crippled after the Kelvin rammed into it, the ship and its crew were captured by the Klingons. They were taken to Rura Penthe (the prison planet from Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country) and it took them twenty five years to escape. Needless to say once they got their ship back the Narada's crew proceeded to pay back the Klingons in full. The resulting battle is where the transmission Uhura picked up came from. The Narada gets a round two from the Jellyfish, which this time has the Red Matter to do most of the damage.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_317629db	type	Embarrassing Nickname
Star Trek (2009) / int_317629db	comment	Embarrassing Nickname: McCoy is particularly fond of bestowing these upon people when frustrated or angry, especially in regards to Spock, whom he personally nicknames the "pointy-eared bastard" or "green-bloodied hobgoblin," to name a few.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_31a2a33c	type	Stuff Blowing Up
Star Trek (2009) / int_31a2a33c	comment	Stuff Blowing Up: The film features things exploding. Many things exploding. Explodily. Which were produced by Industrial Light & Magic. And it was awesome.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_32bf17e0	type	Weaponized Headgear
Star Trek (2009) / int_32bf17e0	comment	Weaponized Headgear: Kirk uses his dropsuit helmet as a bludgeoning weapon when he loses his phaser on the Narada's drill.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_32d0c1fc	type	Creepy-Crawly Torture
Star Trek (2009) / int_32d0c1fc	comment	Creepy-Crawly Torture: At one point, Nero force feeds Captain Pike a Centaurian slug (a parasitic alien insect that, after being consumed by a human host, latches onto the brain stem and releases a toxin into the host's nervous system that leaves the host forced to always answer any and all questions asked).
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Star Trek (2009) / int_34dcfc96	type	Kick the Dog
Star Trek (2009) / int_34dcfc96	comment	Kick the Dog: During Kirk's trial, Spock takes a moment to rub the death of Kirk's father in his face to make a point about no-win scenarios.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_34e1ef45	type	Unnamed Parent
Star Trek (2009) / int_34e1ef45	comment	Unnamed Parent: Spock's mother's name is never said or shown in the film until the credits. (It's Amanda Grayson.)
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Star Trek (2009) / int_354077f9	type	Plummet Perspective
Star Trek (2009) / int_354077f9	comment	Plummet Perspective: In the opening, young Kirk steals his stepfather's classic car and drives it off a cliff, barely managing to leap out before it goes. The camera makes sure to linger overhead to watch the priceless antique fall out of sight.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_35499a79	type	Title-Only Opening
Star Trek (2009) / int_35499a79	comment	Title-Only Opening: And then not until after an eleven-minute prologue.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_355007c3	type	Brilliant, but Lazy
Star Trek (2009) / int_355007c3	comment	Brilliant, but Lazy: Jim Kirk, despite having an "off-the-charts aptitude," initially never thought much about of a life outside of repeatedly getting into trouble with the law.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_35b241c0	type	Ooh, Me Accent's Slipping
Star Trek (2009) / int_35b241c0	comment	Ooh, Me Accent's Slipping: Simon Pegg temporarily reverts to his natural English accent when he asks for a towel.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_364b9be6	type	Flipping the Bird
Star Trek (2009) / int_364b9be6	comment	A much subtler version is Spock's "Live Long and Prosper" to the Vulcan Science Academy. The novelization subtlely describes it as an equivalent to Flipping the Bird.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_36b4ad39	type	Building Is Welding
Star Trek (2009) / int_36b4ad39	comment	Building Is Welding: The trailers show the USS Enterprise "under construction", with lots of welding depicted. Also the viral marketing site for the film showed lots of welding and not much else.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_36e63b81	type	Rule of Cool
Star Trek (2009) / int_36e63b81	comment	Rule of Cool: Notably, the only entry in the entire series to forego its allegoric and philosophical roots and solely run on this—and excel at it brilliantly.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_372bc105	type	Sliding Scale of Idealism Versus Cynicism
Star Trek (2009) / int_372bc105	comment	Sliding Scale of Idealism Versus Cynicism: Slides a bit on down toward Cynicism from the bright and optimistic place Star Trek: The Original Series occupied near Idealism. But the scenery is a lot prettier.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_38119dcf	type	Not the Fall That Kills You
Star Trek (2009) / int_38119dcf	comment	Not the Fall That Kills Youâ€¦: When Kirk and Sulu get plucked out of free-fall by the teleporter, they still have momentum and slam onto the teleporter floor... but then stand right up.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_38d02d44	type	Batman Gambit
Star Trek (2009) / int_38d02d44	comment	Batman Gambit: Kirk provoking Spock on the bridge. It was already shown that Spock wasn't in his right mind due to the fact that he effectively marooned Kirk on Delta Vega, but Kirk, at Spock-Prime's suggestion, pushes him further to reveal that the destruction of Vulcan and the death of his mother hurt him far worse that he's showing.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_392372f9	type	Actor Allusion
Star Trek (2009) / int_392372f9	comment	Actor Allusion: As Spock Prime, Leonard Nimoy introduces himself saying "I am Spock", which was the title of his second autobiography (so titled to rebut the notion that invokedI Am Not Spock created that he supposedly hated both Star Trek and the Spock character). Zachary Quinto, who plays Spock, pins down Kirk by the neck, eerily Sylar-like. ZoÃ« Saldana played a Trekkie in The Terminal.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_396e1c2a	type	Face Death with Dignity
Star Trek (2009) / int_396e1c2a	comment	Face Death with Dignity: Nero solemnly closes his eyes before the Narada is destroyed. Extra points for George Kirk. C'mon, the man didn't even see his son and is in the process of saying "I love you, I love you, I love..." to his wife during his Heroic Sacrifice.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_3a967286	type	Handsome Lech
Star Trek (2009) / int_3a967286	comment	Handsome Lech: Kirk eyeballs every woman in the vicinity (even while being dragged through Sickbay by McCoy, sick as a dog from space flu), but the only woman he (visibly) scores with is Uhura's roommate.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_3d699462	type	Curb-Stomp Battle
Star Trek (2009) / int_3d699462	comment	Curb-Stomp Battle: Spock uses a Vulcan nerve pinch on Kirk and downs him in two seconds flat. Second one: Spock gives him the pinch. Second two: Kirk is on the floor. The best part is that Spock just looks annoyed; Kirk wasn't even a threat to him.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_3eee0728	type	Captain Obvious
Star Trek (2009) / int_3eee0728	comment	Captain Obvious: Spock's observations on McCoy's new station are plenty obvious to McCoy, anyway.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_3f11ef74	type	Parental Substitute
Star Trek (2009) / int_3f11ef74	comment	Parental Substitute: Pike is about the closest thing to a true father figure Kirk ever had. He looks out for him and encourages living up to his dad's name. It could be vaguely lampshaded when he asks "You alright, son?" after his Iowa bar fight.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_3f71b00e	type	Point Defenseless
Star Trek (2009) / int_3f71b00e	comment	Point Defenseless: Averted by Starfleet ships, if not by the Narada. Both times we see the Narada engage in combat with a Starfleet vessel, the Starfleet ship does an admirable job of shooting down the incoming fire. There are just too many missiles.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_4023b8c8	type	First-Name Basis
Star Trek (2009) / int_4023b8c8	comment	First-Name Basis: How Nero treats his opponents.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_40cc0c7e	type	Bittersweet Ending
Star Trek (2009) / int_40cc0c7e	comment	Bittersweet Ending: Nero and his crew are defeated, and Kirk gets promoted to captain of the Enterprise. The sad part however is that way before the ending, Nero succeeded in erasing Vulcan from existence and the Vulcans are now an endangered species.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_4108bb3e	type	Doomed Hometown
Star Trek (2009) / int_4108bb3e	comment	Doomed Hometown: Vulcan.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_41feb209	type	Non Sequitur, Thud
Star Trek (2009) / int_41feb209	comment	Non Sequitur, Thud: Played With. At the end of the Bar Brawl, when Captain Pike breaks it up, Kirk says something to Pike that is lucid, but it's obvious he's dazed. It's probably one of the more accurate depictions of the effects of somebody getting repeatedly punched in the face.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_450c5a85	type	Alternate Continuity
Star Trek (2009) / int_450c5a85	comment	Time travel does not quite explain all the stylistic differences in this movie, as it is technically in an Alternate Continuity and is not a complete Continuity Reboot. (Warp drive leaving a ship blind, for example.)
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Star Trek (2009) / int_4583a262	type	Shirtless Scene
Star Trek (2009) / int_4583a262	comment	The scene with Uhura undressing while Kirk hides under the bed, and Kirk's general clotheslessness in same. Strangely though Kirk manages to avoid ripping his shirt.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_4631e81f	type	Badass in Distress
Star Trek (2009) / int_4631e81f	comment	Badass in Distress: Captain Pike allows himself to be taken hostage to save the Enterprise, categorically refuses to divulge the secrets of Earth's defenses before being forced to by mind parasites, and after going through that experience, retains enough presence to grab Kirk's gun and blast two Romulans in the middle of his own rescue.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_47060811	type	Screaming Birth
Star Trek (2009) / int_47060811	comment	Screaming Birth: Jim Kirk's birth at the beginning.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_474e3977	type	You Have Failed Me
Star Trek (2009) / int_474e3977	comment	Looking at the movie again, it would appear Nero is one of these as well. Even when his plans get foiled, or his mooks get punked, he never hauls off and declares You Have Failed Me. When Kirk and Sulu damage the drill the first time, all he did was just retract it and order the red matter deployed.note Then again, they did succeed in reaching the core, so they hadn't actually screwed up his plans.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_476302df	type	You Are a Credit to Your Race
Star Trek (2009) / int_476302df	comment	You Are a Credit to Your Race: The Vulcan Council congratulate Spock on overcoming the "disadvantage" of a human mother. Big mistake.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_4781adbb	type	Jerk with a Heart of Gold
Star Trek (2009) / int_4781adbb	comment	Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Kirk, Captain James T. At first, it's almost as if he wakes up in the morning and thinks of new ways to piss off any and every body he encounters. Wrecks his stepdad's car and stands up to the cop who tried to pull him over. Participates in a bar fight that some cadets start (they punched him first) because he kept hitting on Uhura (who's completely uninterested in him). Reprograms an unwinnable test, which is cheating, to prove that he can win it (by thinking outside the box). Shows no remorse when caught because he doesn't feel he's in the wrong. Indeed, Kirk demonstrates the same wheeling, dealing, and conniving traits of a Magnificent Bastard. The differences are—first, Kirk was never out to hurt anyone just for his own ends. Second, it is made clear he's only acting up because he lacks a challenge worthy of his smarts—once the adventure kicks off, Kirk repeatedly throws himself into danger to save people, despite inevitably ending up getting his ass kicked. Most importantly, he uses his cunning to save the universe. This movie states overtly what the series were more subtle about: Kirk's Jerk tendencies are also the qualities that make him The Captain we all know and love.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_47fea76b	type	Butt-Monkey
Star Trek (2009) / int_47fea76b	comment	Butt-Monkey: Captain James T. Kirk of the USS Enterprise. Many of the film's action sequences, and much of its humor, involve him getting owned in one way or another. He also gets stranded on planets and has freaky and potentially embarrassing reactions to vaccines. He gets choked by Spock at one point and by a Romulan at another. Both times with some pretty good acting by Pine. It hurts as you try to catch your breath afterwards. Pine actually mentioned in an interview that he admires Harrison Ford for his ability to take a beating like it really hurts, and that he considers that an underrated skill.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_4960ec4f	type	Minored in Ass-Kicking
Star Trek (2009) / int_4960ec4f	comment	Minored In Ass Kicking: Spock, very scarily. Helps that Vulcans cannonically have three times the strength and endurance of a human.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_49d18492	type	Scenery Gorn
Star Trek (2009) / int_49d18492	comment	Scenery Gorn: When the Enterprise arrives at Vulcan, it finds the other ships that warped there destroyed, and has to dodge large pieces of debris. It doesn't come out unscathed, either; a nacelle drags against a destroyed saucer section.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_49fb5ccb	type	Combat Pragmatist
Star Trek (2009) / int_49fb5ccb	comment	Combat Pragmatist: Sulu, a fencer, faces a Romulan in a melee weapon fight. Romulans are stronger than humans, so Sulu struggles. Until he starts fighting dirty, as combat fencers were known to.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_4a852053	type	The Hero's Journey
Star Trek (2009) / int_4a852053	comment	The Hero's Journey: Near-perfect example, in double for both Spock and Kirk, including the Miraculous Birth: James Tiberius Kirk, born on the day of the destruction of the Kelvin, son of the hero George Kirk of the same battle; Spock, born the Half-Human son of the Vulcan Ambassador Sarek. In fact, in the novelization we learn that during Spock's birth, a star was going supernova elsewhere in the galaxy. The novelization actually states that the birth of Spock and the death of an entire inhabited solar system are equal in magnitude according to the universe itself!
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Star Trek (2009) / int_4abf639f	type	Ignorant of the Call
Star Trek (2009) / int_4abf639f	comment	Ignorant of the Call: Due to the timeline incursion and the death of his father, Kirk grows up to be, according to Captain Pike, "the only genius-level repeat offender in the Midwest [U.S.]" Pike spurs Kirk to join Starfleet by succinctly summing up his father's Heroic Sacrifice, and daring Kirk to do better than that.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_4b1247b8	type	Red Pill, Blue Pill
Star Trek (2009) / int_4b1247b8	comment	Red Pill, Blue Pill: "So your daddy dies... you can settle for a less-than-ordinary life. Or do you feel like you're meant for something better? Something special?" Captain Pike offers James T. Kirk the chance to be equal or greater than Kirk's father, even if Jim were half the man of an officer that was Captain of a Starship for twelve minutes.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_4b47b936	type	Zeerust Canon
Star Trek (2009) / int_4b47b936	comment	Zeerust Canon: Subverted. Word of God is that reverse-engineered technology based on the Kelvin's scans of the Narada is why everything appears more advanced than in the Prime Universe. Played with the USS Kelvin. The ship seems to have marginally superior assets and technology to what originally would've been the forthcoming TOS Enterprise had Nero not shown up. However the creators had to keep certain design aspects of it in check since the Kelvin existed over 30 years before the events of Star Trek: The Original Series (TOS) and thus it has some subtle '60s TOS elements, while still keeping it appealing to a 2009 audience.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_4b82f134	type	Hyperspeed Ambush
Star Trek (2009) / int_4b82f134	comment	Hyperspeed Ambush: The Starfleet relief force on its way to Vulcan gets beaten into scrap metal immediately upon exiting warp. The Enterprise only narrowly escapes the same fate because it is Late to the Tragedy. The Enterprise pulls one off during the film's climax, saving Spock by tearing up Nero's Macross Missile Massacre via Beam Spam.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_4c095112	type	Call to Adventure
Star Trek (2009) / int_4c095112	comment	Call to Adventure: Delivered to Kirk by Captain Pike.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_4c1e47cb	type	War Comes Home
Star Trek (2009) / int_4c1e47cb	comment	War Comes Home: Features two versions of this. Nero decides to exact retribution against this timeline's version of Vulcan and successfully destroys it with the red matter as a way of getting to Spock and all the other Vulcans. He then decides to attack Earth which makes this trope apply to Kirk and the human characters.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_4d7c61df	type	Explosion Propulsion
Star Trek (2009) / int_4d7c61df	comment	Explosion Propulsion: When Scotty ejects and detonates the warp cores in order to free the Enterprise from the black hole that just consumed the Narada.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_4e2d95e	type	Thanks for the Mammary
Star Trek (2009) / int_4e2d95e	comment	Thanks for the Mammary: Kirk "accidentally" grabs Uhura's breasts during the bar fight scene. Cue a big smirk from Kirk and a sock on the jaw from Uhura.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_4e8b83a	type	That's an Order!
Star Trek (2009) / int_4e8b83a	comment	That's an Order!: George Kirk ordering Medical Shuttle 37's pilot to take off without him, so that Winona and James can get to safety.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_504a1991	type	Body Horror
Star Trek (2009) / int_504a1991	comment	Body Horror: The Squicky four-faced alien in a Deleted Scene.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_508d91a2	type	Pre-Mortem One-Liner
Star Trek (2009) / int_508d91a2	comment	Pre-Mortem One-Liner: "I got your gun." Cue Oh, Crap! look.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_509de06e	type	Unintelligible Accent
Star Trek (2009) / int_509de06e	comment	Unintelligible Accent: Chekov tries to say "Victor" but it sounds like "Wiktor", confusing the computer.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_50b05d30	type	Disproportionate Retribution
Star Trek (2009) / int_50b05d30	comment	Disproportionate Retribution: Nero decides to wait 25 years for Spock to come through the same black hole that pulled him into the past, makes Spock watch Vulcan get destroyed, and then moves on to systematically destroy the other planets of the Federation. All of this is because Spock turned up mere minutes too late to save Romulus from a super nova. (Countdown's backstory doesn't count as the film's writers have established it as non-canon material.)
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Star Trek (2009) / int_515189ab	type	Single-Biome Planet
Star Trek (2009) / int_515189ab	comment	Single-Biome Planet: Vulcan is a planet of stony desert full of Kirk's Rockâ€“like formations. Delta Vega is an ice planet.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_51c7574c	type	Abandon Ship
Star Trek (2009) / int_51c7574c	comment	Abandon Ship: Robau's final order before surrendering himself to Nero and making George Kirk the captain is to evacuate the Kelvin if he doesn't return. This ends up happening when Nero kills him and resumes attacking the Kelvin.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_52c6a4d	type	Last-Minute Baby Naming
Star Trek (2009) / int_52c6a4d	comment	Last-Minute Baby Naming: At the beginning of the movie, when Kirk's parents are naming him. He's named for his maternal grandfather, and his middle name is his paternal grandfather's.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_53f5119f	type	The Dragon
Star Trek (2009) / int_53f5119f	comment	The Dragon: Nero's second-in-command, Ayel. Kirk has to defeat him one-on-one in order to rescue Captain Pike.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_547196be	type	Broad Strokes
Star Trek (2009) / int_547196be	comment	Broad Strokes: Time travel does not quite explain all the stylistic differences in this movie, as it is technically in an Alternate Continuity and is not a complete Continuity Reboot. (Warp drive leaving a ship blind, for example.) It's implied that the Narada's attack (the one that killed Kirk's father) initiated a sort of "Cold War" for the Federation, leading to their design philosophies changing.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_549634e7	type	SmokeAndFireFactory
Star Trek (2009) / int_549634e7	comment	Smoke and Fire Factory: The bridge, medical bay, hallways and transporter room of the new Enterprise look all nice and spiffy. Of course, the engineering section has to look like it's powered by Miller Light—and those engineering scenes were actually filmed at a Budweiser Brewery.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_54d6f53f	type	Ripple-Effect-Proof Memory
Star Trek (2009) / int_54d6f53f	comment	Ripple-Effect-Proof Memory: Ultimately averted. One may think Spock Prime would have new memories of what his younger self just experienced. Then again, he's the Prime Reality version of Spock◊ (hence his nickname), separate from the New Alternate One◊ who exists in a new spacetime continuum branching off the original universe. Despite being a younger incarnation, whatever happens to New Spock would most likely not, in any way, affect Spock Prime whose only affected by the original timestream◊note Anything in the Star Trek franchise before the 2009 reboot along with Star Trek: Discovery and any subsequent media unless stipulated to be set in the Kelvin Timeline. The same principle applies to anyone and anything that exists past the timeline diverging event on stardate 2233.04 (or January 4, 2233). Star Trek has always had extremely variant versions of what happens due to time travel: the past being altered, the past never altering (because by time traveling you did what you were supposed to do to begin with); the past being altered but not in any real, significant way; or even the creation of alternate continuities (such as in this case, or what happened in the TNG episode "Yesterday's Enterprise").
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Star Trek (2009) / int_5526b660	type	Humans Are White
Star Trek (2009) / int_5526b660	comment	Humans Are White: The movie did pretty well at averting this. Though human extras are still predominantly white, there's a lot of color. Among named characters, Uhura is black and Sulu is Asian (naturally), and the head of the Starfleet Academy Board, Admiral Barnett, is black.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_55ea5620	type	Cosmetically-Advanced Prequel
Star Trek (2009) / int_55ea5620	comment	Cosmetically-Advanced Prequel: Subverted yet played with as we see the young TOS crew at the beginning of their Starfleet careers, albeit in a technologically advanced new timeline in which the events of The Original Series could never possibly occur. The opening is set 32 years before TOS; however, the starship Kelvin still looks like a major upgrade to the original Enterprise despite being its forerunner.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_562abd51	type	Let's Get Dangerous!
Star Trek (2009) / int_562abd51	comment	Let's Get Dangerous!: Sulu admits his "advanced combat training" is actually fencing, which earns a seemingly-justified Oh, Crap! face from Kirk and a laugh from the audience. In the fight on the drill that immediately follows, Sulu defeats his opponent (while Kirk gets his ass kicked, no less, resulting in Sulu killing Kirk's opponent as well).
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Star Trek (2009) / int_5798bfbf	type	Reassigned to Antarctica
Star Trek (2009) / int_5798bfbf	comment	Reassigned to Antarctica: Scotty gets sent to a Federation outpost on a remote ice world after one of his transporter experiments caused Admiral Archer's dog to be involved in a freak transporter accident.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_57b80b45	type	Fantastic Racism
Star Trek (2009) / int_57b80b45	comment	Fantastic Racism: Deconstructed. The original series Played for Laughs or treated as semi-justified the You Are a Credit to Your Race attitude Spock would encounter from other Vulcans for his human blood. Here, the Vulcan kids, as well as the High Council (in a snootier fashion) really pile it on Spock, and it's treated in the same light real-world racism generally is.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_585da3f0	type	Ambiguous Robots
Star Trek (2009) / int_585da3f0	comment	Ambiguous Robots: In the commentary, J. J. Abrams can't decide if the police officer chasing young Kirk is a robot or a human wearing body armour. Though the original script had the cop noticing Kirk speeding past while he's Nature Tinkling.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_59aa1d0b	type	Recycled IN SPACE!
Star Trek (2009) / int_59aa1d0b	comment	Recycled IN SPACE!: While it's based on the '60s TV series, where the show dealt with themes of exploration and asking universal questions, the film more-or-less becomes Top Gun... in space. Kirk is a maverick whose father died in an act of aerial heroism. He has an older, more tightly-wound buddy (McCoy), and a gruff superior officer (Pike) who appears to disapprove of him, but secretly thinks he has a certain untapped potential. There's also an "icy" rival (Spock), though he gets the hot/smart chick (Uhura) instead of our maverick. Spock kicks him off the Enterprise not because of his flying, but because of his attitude, but after he meets Spock's older self, he makes it back to the ship and proves he's the best of the best and by the end, he and Spock can be each others' wingman anytime—or rather, are and always shall be friends.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_59bf0074	type	Flying Cutlery Spaceship
Star Trek (2009) / int_59bf0074	comment	Flying Cutlery Spaceship: The Narada, of course, arguably one of the biggest and most physically complicated examples. It used to be a simple mining vessel but getting Borg tech upgrades, an insane captain and a little while getting poked around by the Klingons all resulted in it looking like some kind of mix between a Lovecraftian squid and a whole warehouse's worth of knives.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_5a23602	type	Big Ol' Eyebrows
Star Trek (2009) / int_5a23602	comment	Big Ol' Eyebrows: Compared to Shatner's Kirk, many people point this out about Chris Pine's Kirk. Zachary Quinto's eyebrows. All the better to give Spock's classic Fascinating Eyebrow.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_5aa60027	type	Tell Me About My Father
Star Trek (2009) / int_5aa60027	comment	Tell Me About My Father: Originally subverted, as Kirk couldn't care less but Pike tells him anyways. Later the trope is played straight, when Kirk meets up with Spock Prime and asks him about his father.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_5af55436	type	Forced to Watch
Star Trek (2009) / int_5af55436	comment	A giant planet-killing spaceship that drove a man mad when he was Forced to Watch it destroy one, and is in turn vanquished by having a smaller ship laden up with an explosive payload and launched down its gullet by a pilot who beams out at the last moment? Sounds a lot like "The Doomsday Machine".
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Star Trek (2009) / int_5bad2ab4	type	Military Maverick
Star Trek (2009) / int_5bad2ab4	comment	Spock Prime (who has lived the original reality) does the â€œI learned how to break rules from watching Kirkâ€� bit, but he was more than skilled manipulating and mutinying for good reason in â€œThe Menagerieâ€�, long before Kirk got a reputation for being a Military Maverick.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_5bdf025f	type	Instant Sedation
Star Trek (2009) / int_5bdf025f	comment	Instant Sedation: Another Star Trek staple, here played for laughs.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_5c81a18b	type	I Am Not My Father
Star Trek (2009) / int_5c81a18b	comment	I Am Not My Father: Jim Kirk does not enjoy constantly being compared to his deceased father. Played directly for laughs as Spock Prime replies "I am not our father" when New Spock mistakes him for his father Sarek towards the end.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_5d38d1cb	type	StarTrekShake
Star Trek (2009) / int_5d38d1cb	comment	When the Enterprise drops out of warp, the ship veers left, but everyone on the bridge leans to the right—a nice little nod to the old series' "special effects".
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Star Trek (2009) / int_5d397b9c	type	The Mountains of Illinois
Star Trek (2009) / int_5d397b9c	comment	The Mountains of Illinois: Young Kirk's excursion with his stepfather's car starts in an environment that generally resembles Iowa, but ends at a high cliffside that certainly doesn't exist anywhere in Iowa (yet), overlooking an distinctly American southwestern landscape. Abrams handwaved it in the commentary by saying they'd dug a quarry in Iowa by the 23rd century.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_5eca52dc	type	Distress Call
Star Trek (2009) / int_5eca52dc	comment	Distress Call: From Vulcan. Provides the impetus for the second act.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_5ecdd585	type	Renegade Splinter Faction
Star Trek (2009) / int_5ecdd585	comment	Renegade Splinter Faction: The Narada for the Romulans:
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Star Trek (2009) / int_5eff8cf	type	High School AU
Star Trek (2009) / int_5eff8cf	comment	High School AU: Subverted. The only undergrad cadets out of the 7 main characters were Kirk, Uhura and McCoy (who was already a licensed physician before enlisting). By the time of the film's main plot, Spock had long-since graduated, Scotty was a veteran engineer, Sulu was a lieutenant, and Chekov was a commissioned ensign despite being only 17.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_60194b82	type	Spanner in the Works
Star Trek (2009) / int_60194b82	comment	Spanner in the Works: Sulu is a mild case early on. He fails to disable the space brakes delaying the Enterprise's jump to warp, which gives Kirk enough time to convince Pike to raise shields before arriving.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_603f1a80	type	Pragmatic Adaptation
Star Trek (2009) / int_603f1a80	comment	Pragmatic Adaptation: The Alternate Reality was introduced to avert Continuity Snarl and have total freedom with the characters and canon, but to also allow a feasible excuse for updating the technological and visual effects to a 2009 audience.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_60fa92ac	type	Names to Run Away from Really Fast
Star Trek (2009) / int_60fa92ac	comment	Names to Run Away from Really Fast: Captain Nero
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Star Trek (2009) / int_61996785	type	Sacrificial Lamb
Star Trek (2009) / int_61996785	comment	Sacrificial Lamb: First, Captain Robau, and then the USS Kelvin itself in the film's opening. Later on, Spock's mother, Amanda Grayson dies just before Vulcan itself.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_62fd5552	type	Bavarian Fire Drill
Star Trek (2009) / int_62fd5552	comment	Bavarian Fire Drill: McCoy makes Kirk sick, then cites the prerogative of Starfleet physicians to transport their patients with them in order to get Kirk aboard the Enterprise.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_6369571f	type	Never the Selves Shall Meet
Star Trek (2009) / int_6369571f	comment	Never the Selves Shall Meet: Spock Prime's reason why he couldn't go to the Enterprise with Kirk, although he was implying. As noted in Alternate Continuity, Spock Prime can meet himself and not disappear from the timeline, so this is an example of Playing with a Trope.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_6439de78	type	Heroic Sacrifice
Star Trek (2009) / int_6439de78	comment	Heroic Sacrifice: One of the finest and most moving in the entire Star Trek canon. The movie begins with George Kirk staying behind on the U.S.S. Kelvin to save the escaping crew, including his pregnant wife and her child. Kirk becomes a legendary hero for this action, given that in his extremely short time as Captain, he saved 800 lives. This is made all the more poignant considering that, when you look closely, you can actually see missiles from the Narada being intercepted just before they are about to impact on his wife's shuttle. There was, quite simply, no chance of survival without him. Captain Robau as well. "If I'm not back in 15 minutes, evacuate the crew," basically means Robau sacrifices himself to buy time for the evacuation of the Kelvin. He knows he is going to his death. And Pike too, after a fashion. He pulls a Robau, going off to sacrifice himself to Nero (and let's face it, Robau's fate has to be in his head as he does all of this) while the crew mounts a counterattack. Though, it's also subverted a bit when Kirk shows up later to pull Pike off the Narada before it blows. The difference between them is that in the time it takes for him to leave the ship, Pike works out a counterattack plan that ALMOST comes off (and might have, if not for Olson's reckless stupidity. All Robau does is die.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_64dd304c	type	Pre-emptive Declaration
Star Trek (2009) / int_64dd304c	comment	Pre-emptive Declaration: Kirk says "I got your gun," then grabs Ayel's pistol and shoots him with it.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_658854ee	type	I'm a Doctor, Not a Placeholder
Star Trek (2009) / int_658854ee	comment	I'm a Doctor, Not a Placeholder: Wouldn't be Star Trek without it. Also played with in the beginning.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_65bc92fc	type	Four-Temperament Ensemble
Star Trek (2009) / int_65bc92fc	comment	However, it's suggested that Uhura has been "upgraded", so to speak, and they're now a Four-Temperament Ensemble, with McCoy as sanguine, Kirk as choleric, Uhura as melancholic, and Spock as phlegmatic. There's good discussion of this here.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_6682d6e4	type	Dying Moment of Awesome
Star Trek (2009) / int_6682d6e4	comment	Dying Moment of Awesome: "Your father was captain of a starship for twelve minutes. He saved over 800 lives, including your mother's, and yours." For the record, that averages out to ten lives every nine seconds.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_66dfe36a	type	Missing Mom
Star Trek (2009) / int_66dfe36a	comment	Missing Mom: Spock's mother dies nanoseconds before she can be beamed to safety aboard the Enterprise when Nero attacks Vulcan.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_67f26dcc	type	Planet of Hats
Star Trek (2009) / int_67f26dcc	comment	Nero's awesome (mining) ship wiped out a fleet of 47 Klingon Warbirds, conveniently off-screen, of course. Apparently getting your ass whooped to demonstrate someone else's badassery is genetic.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_680f950	type	Gilligan Cut
Star Trek (2009) / int_680f950	comment	Gilligan Cut: Before beaming Kirk and Spock onto the Narada, Scotty declares that if its layout makes any kind of sense, the area he's beaming them to is an isolated cargo area. Cut to Kirk and Spock materializing in the middle of the command deck.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_681c1b78	type	All Asians Know Martial Arts
Star Trek (2009) / int_681c1b78	comment	All Asians Know Martial Arts: Subverted. Sulu has "advanced hand-to-hand combat training"... namely fencing. Which is European, not Asian. Considering it's also a Continuity Nod, it makes sense. (This time, he uses a switchblade katana, though, suggesting he might know kendo in addition to traditional fencing.)
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Star Trek (2009) / int_6846c493	type	Sacrificial Planet
Star Trek (2009) / int_6846c493	comment	Sacrificial Planet: The movie shows the planet Vulcan being destroyed, and then heads for Earth to do the same.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_69fb91e8	type	Chewing the Scenery
Star Trek (2009) / int_69fb91e8	comment	Chewing the Scenery: Nero treats the set like a giant multi-course meal, chewing it with great gusto over many scenes.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_6a42ef	type	Cynicism Catalyst
Star Trek (2009) / int_6a42ef	comment	Cynicism Catalyst: Spock's mother Amanda, unfortunately. It enrages one of the heroes almost to the point of no return.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_6ae7c6c3	type	BigDamnGunship
Star Trek (2009) / int_6ae7c6c3	comment	The Big Damn Gunship moment. The Enterprise destroys the Narada's missiles just in time to save Spock's ship, just as Captain George Kirk's Kelvin had done for the escaping shuttles 25 years earlier.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_6b27162d	type	The Remake
Star Trek (2009) / int_6b27162d	comment	The Remake: This is basically The Film of the Series of Star Trek: The Original Series.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_6b7e3069	type	Birth-Death Juxtaposition
Star Trek (2009) / int_6b7e3069	comment	Nero is responsible for the death of Jim Kirk's father, George Kirk, only minutes after Jim's birth. Ironically, revenge for his father's death is never a main motive in Kirk's defeat of Nero.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_6bd689ca	type	Meaningful Echo
Star Trek (2009) / int_6bd689ca	comment	Meaningful Echo: Several lines from early in the film are repeated later, such as "Cupcake," "I might throw up on you," and "That depends on your definition of winning." Elder Spock's self-introduction echoes Star Trek II and Star Trek III, more than twenty years earlier:
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Star Trek (2009) / int_6bda9a30	type	Meaningful Name
Star Trek (2009) / int_6bda9a30	comment	Meaningful Name: When your parents name you Nero, they probably have a specific destiny in mind. The USS Kelvin is named after physicist and engineer Lord Kelvin (of whom the unit of temperature gets its namesake) as well as J. J. Abrams' grandfather Harry Kelvin. The registry number (NCC-0514) is also Harry's birthday. Narada was a figure in Hindu mythology who travelled to distant worlds and realms. Rather appropriate for a time-travelling ship.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_6bf93fc7	type	FanService
Star Trek (2009) / int_6bf93fc7	comment	Fanservice: The scene with Uhura undressing while Kirk hides under the bed, and Kirk's general clotheslessness in same. Strangely though Kirk manages to avoid ripping his shirt. The curvaceous Orion Gaila wearing just lingerie in the same scene.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_6bfc52a3	type	A Wizard Did It
Star Trek (2009) / int_6bfc52a3	comment	A Wizard Did It: Word of God says that Future Spock seeing the planet Vulcan in the sky was actually a psychic vision similar to how Spock can sense large numbers of Vulcans dying over long distances in Star Trek: The Original Series. The Novelization and Comic-Book Adaptation say that Kirk's escape pod landed so conveniently near Spock's cave because the timeline was trying to repair itself by bringing Kirk and Spock together. Abrams says that the reason why technology is more advanced in the alternate timeline is because the shuttles evacuating the Kelvin scanned Nero's ship and then studied the futuristic technology. A tie-in comic about Nero says that a stellar cartographer on Rura Pente and Vejur helped him work out where and when Future Spock would emerge from the black hole.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_6d892421	type	Teacher/Student Romance
Star Trek (2009) / int_6d892421	comment	Teacher/Student Romance: Spock and Uhura, though they didn't formally hook up until after Uhura left his tutelage.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_6e8b95dc	type	The Teaser
Star Trek (2009) / int_6e8b95dc	comment	The Teaser: Straight into the action, title not until 11 minutes later and then just the title.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_7040b6bc	type	Understatement
Star Trek (2009) / int_7040b6bc	comment	Understatement: Spock Prime is king of these, especially when he describes Omnicidal Maniac Nero as "a particularly troubled Romulan".
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Star Trek (2009) / int_713d994b	type	Token Romance
Star Trek (2009) / int_713d994b	comment	Token Romance: Spock and Uhura. Actually subverted in the sequel too: the romance allows the writers to remind the audience that Spock does in fact have feelings but just chooses to not show them. Roberto Orci said that they serve as a parallel to Spock's parents, which were also an interracial and interspecies couple, and thus it's quite plausible for Spock to fall for a human the way his father did, and it challenges his character in ways his counterpart never was. The romance also subverts the strong independent black woman who doesn't need no man racist trope for Uhura as well as the the hero always gets the girl trope (as Kirk doesn't get the girl that is in fact the already established girlfriend of The Nerdy Friend of the Hero.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_716c0b1b	type	And the Adventure Continues
Star Trek (2009) / int_716c0b1b	comment	And the Adventure Continues: The film ends with the crew of the Enterprise warping off to explore strange new worlds, to seek out new life forms and new civilizations, to boldly go where no one has gone before.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_716d9138	type	Bar Brawl
Star Trek (2009) / int_716d9138	comment	Bar Brawl: Kirk gets into one of these with a few Starfleet cadets.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_7241785e	type	You Can't Fight Fate
Star Trek (2009) / int_7241785e	comment	You Can't Fight Fate: Despite how much events change due to Nero's interference in the timeline, the crew of the Enterprise end up together anyway.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_736d791f	type	Adaptational Badass
Star Trek (2009) / int_736d791f	comment	Adaptational Badass: Kirk does slightly better in the fight on the drill in the tie-in novel. Instead of Sulu killing both guards while Kirk is clinging to the platform, Kirk uses his chute to get himself back onto the platform and guns down the Romulan who wasn't stabbed in the back by Sulu.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_740f59b4	type	ColorCodedForYourConvenience
Star Trek (2009) / int_740f59b4	comment	Color-Coded for Your Convenience: When Kirk, Sulu and Engineer Olsen are parachuting to the drill platform, Sulu is wearing (and coded) gold (for Command), Olsen is red (for Engineering and for being the one who gets himself killed), and Kirk, who "wasn't supposed to be there anyways," is wearing blue (for Sciences).
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Star Trek (2009) / int_7453bc5b	type	Spared by the Adaptation
Star Trek (2009) / int_7453bc5b	comment	Spared by the Adaptation: When Spock evacuates the Vulcan elders, several of them are crushed by rubble along with Amanda Grayson falling to her death. In the novelization, the only one who isn't saved is Amanda.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_75d6bf40	type	Belligerent Sexual Tension
Star Trek (2009) / int_75d6bf40	comment	Belligerent Sexual Tension: Subverted. Uhura has no interest at all in Kirk, despite Kirk's attempts at flirting with her and her absolute refusal to even give him her name. Three years later, we see she's in a relationship with Spock.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_760b0bad	type	Rocketless Reentry
Star Trek (2009) / int_760b0bad	comment	Rocketless Reentry: Kirk and Sulu drop from orbit onto the Narada's drill to disable it, but fail to stop Vulcan's destruction.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_762b9223	type	Played for Laughs
Star Trek (2009) / int_762b9223	comment	The trailer also seems to imply that when Kirk assumes the captain's chair (when McCoy says "We have no captain and no first officer to replace him"), it is done in a dramatic fashion. It's actually more Played for Laughs, as McCoy and the crew are astonished that the trouble-making Kirk is now in charge, since they were unaware that Pike promoted him when they left the ship for their task.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_762f71cb	type	Unwinnable Training Simulation
Star Trek (2009) / int_762f71cb	comment	Unwinnable Training Simulation: This time it has Kirk doing it, naturally. Thing is, he's taking it for the third time, and reprograms the computer so the Klingons have no shields, and does it with the finesse expected of the James T. Kirk original. Weapons... target-the-Klingon-Warbirds (sorry, battlecruisers. No such thing as Klingon Warbirds, Romulans have Warbirds).
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Star Trek (2009) / int_76802b5c	type	Climbing the Cliffs of Insanity
Star Trek (2009) / int_76802b5c	comment	Climbing the Cliffs of Insanity: In order to escape his landing pod on Delta Vega, Kirk has to scale an ice cliff with minimal equipment. He later topples down a much larger cliff in order to escape a gigantic carnivore native to the planet.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_771b9373	type	We Will Have Perfect Health in the Future
Star Trek (2009) / int_771b9373	comment	We Will Have Perfect Health in the Future: Implied by Dr. McCoy, who boasts that he has a cure for everything that ails Kirk. Then again, McCoy infected Kirk in the first place. It stands to reason allergic reactions would be easily treatable. Based on the reference to Admiral Archer, human life expectancy is now considerably over a hundred.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_77315f4f	type	You Have to Believe Me!
Star Trek (2009) / int_77315f4f	comment	You Have to Believe Me!: Kirk runs into the bridge, claiming they're heading towards a trap and Romulans who had attacked his dad twenty-something years ago are back. (It doesn't help that he's not even supposed to be on the Enterprise in the first place.) Thankfully Uhura is there to confirm it and Spock believes her. And Pike is a Reasonable Authority Figure, enough to give Kirk one chance to speak his mind.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_77b3bc7c	type	Kirk's Rock
Star Trek (2009) / int_77b3bc7c	comment	Kirk's Rock: The landscape of Vulcan is a clear homage, with the distinctive shape of the rock formation appearing many times along the horizon.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_788b4436	type	I Like Those Odds
Star Trek (2009) / int_788b4436	comment	I Like Those Odds: Kirk displays some drunken bravado just prior to the Bar Brawl.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_7b8b3def	type	Celebrity Paradox
Star Trek (2009) / int_7b8b3def	comment	Celebrity Paradox: It is established that Kirk is a fan of Beastie Boys. One wonders how different the lyrics of "Intergalactic" are in this universe, especially considering the final stanza:
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Star Trek (2009) / int_7b90899b	type	Ultimate Universe
Star Trek (2009) / int_7b90899b	comment	Ultimate Universe: With it usage of Broad Strokes, the movie could be seen as a simplified version of the whole franchise packed into "one neat little starter-kit for new fans".
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Star Trek (2009) / int_7c0bfb83	type	Obviously Evil
Star Trek (2009) / int_7c0bfb83	comment	Obviously Evil: Nero and his crew have evil-looking tatoos, dark clothing and unhealthy skin colors, so that you won't accidentally mistake them for good guys. Better yet, their ship, the Narada, looks as if Sauron designed it.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_7c4f6612	type	Comic-Book Adaptation
Star Trek (2009) / int_7c4f6612	comment	Comic-Book Adaptation: By IDW Comics; the first Trek film to be adapted for comics since Star Trek: First Contact.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_7c7589af	type	Earth-Shattering Kaboom
Star Trek (2009) / int_7c7589af	comment	Earth-Shattering Kaboom: Nero's plan being to destroy every single planet in the Federation, just to get back at Spock for not being able to stop Romulus from being destroyed by a star going supernova in time. He actually gets as far as destroying Vulcan, and is in the process of trying to destroy Earth before he is stopped by Kirk and Spock. Technically, it's an implosion, rather than an explosion as the red matter is injected into the planet's core and ignites, setting off a black hole.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_7d5324cf	type	The Federation
Star Trek (2009) / int_7d5324cf	comment	This universe's Federation also seems to comprehend the concept of point defense.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_7ef9fa03	type	Expanded Universe
Star Trek (2009) / int_7ef9fa03	comment	The star depicted detonating is too small and completely the wrong type to become a supernova. Expanded Universe material eventually stated (non-canonically) that the nova was deliberately induced with a Star Killing weapon.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_7f0f2e2	type	Recycled Title
Star Trek (2009) / int_7f0f2e2	comment	Recycled Title: Star Trek is already the original name of the first series and the franchise as a whole. As of today, the 2009 film is currently the only work in the Star Trek franchise to be officially known as Star Trek with no subtitle, as the series was renamed Star Trek: The Original Series, and the first film had the full title of Star Trek: The Motion Picture. Fans are calling it "Star Trek 11" or Star Trek: The Future Begins to differentiate it. It has also been labeled Star Trek '09 while TOS is alternatively referred to as Star Trek '66, nodding to their respective releases.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_7f2c7fae	type	Explosive Instrumentation
Star Trek (2009) / int_7f2c7fae	comment	Explosive Instrumentation: Justified in The Teaser, when an entire ship is exploding. Averted entirely otherwise, even when the Enterprise is visibly cracking under the stress of a black hole.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_7febc23b	type	Establishing Character Moment
Star Trek (2009) / int_7febc23b	comment	Establishing Character Moment: Kirk choosing to sabotage the Kobayashi Maru test rather than accept defeat. This has been his ECM ever since it was first discussed in The Wrath of Khan, but this was the first time we got to see it happen canonically. Young Kirk trashing his stepdad's antique corvette in Iowa while trying to evade a hoverbike cop in contrast to young Spock on a school day answering every single question given by a computer correctly.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_81414673	type	AM/FM Characterization
Star Trek (2009) / int_81414673	comment	AM/FM Characterization: Our first encounter with a young James T. Kirk is him hanging up on his step-father in favor of blasting Beastie Boys over the radio, establishing his disregard for authority even before the character says a single word.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_816a4e80	type	Star Wars (Franchise)
Star Trek (2009) / int_816a4e80	comment	To Star Wars: During the beginning of the battle between the Kelvin and the Narada, one of the bridge staff says "All power to forward batteries." The Enterprise going into warp comes this close to looking like going into hyperspace. When the cadets muster in the hangar for their ship postings, Cadet Vader is assigned to the USS Hood.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_823c6e3e	type	Large Ham
Star Trek (2009) / int_823c6e3e	comment	Large Ham: Nero, especially when he gets angry. Eric Bana has a lot of fun Chewing the Scenery to little bits.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_82d9561a	type	Remote Vitals Monitoring
Star Trek (2009) / int_82d9561a	comment	Remote Vitals Monitoring: When Capt. Robau leaves the Kelvin to meet with Nero on the Narada, his vitals are kept up with on a screen on the bridge, the officer watching it noting that his heartbeat is elevated. The vital readout changes to "TERMINATED" in bright red immediately after Nero kills him.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_8485d41a	type	Interspecies Romance
Star Trek (2009) / int_8485d41a	comment	Interspecies Romance: Spock/Uhura (half human/Vulcan + human), Sarek/Amanda (Vulcan + human) and Gaila/Kirk (Orion + human).
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Star Trek (2009) / int_84eb31b4	type	Non-Serial Movie
Star Trek (2009) / int_84eb31b4	comment	Non-Serial Movie: Set in an Alternate Universe from every previous Star Trek show and movie but this reality was created by somebody from the Prime universe travelling back in time and causing the timeline to split.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_84fa1d7d	type	Disposable Woman
Star Trek (2009) / int_84fa1d7d	comment	Disposable Woman: Amanda, Spock's mother, dies just to twist the knife of angst deeper for Spock. Of course, so does a significant portion of the Vulcan race, but still.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_856a425a	type	TheFifties
Star Trek (2009) / int_856a425a	comment	The starship Enterprise is completely pimped-out like a 50s/60s hot-rod complete with interiors that could only be described as "an Apple Store on crack," and she never looked so good.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_8605f0c0	type	Promoted to Love Interest
Star Trek (2009) / int_8605f0c0	comment	Promoted to Love Interest: Spock and Uhura. There were a few scenes between them in early TOS episodes that could be seen as flirting, but it never really went anywhere. The film, on the other hand, has them in an established relationship.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_863fa679	type	What Happened to the Mouse?
Star Trek (2009) / int_863fa679	comment	What Happened to the Mouse?: It's unknown whether Gaila was assigned to any of the Federation starships that were destroyed in the battle with Nero at Vulcan. Deleted scenes show she was also assigned to the Enterprise. There was, in fact an also-deleted subplot about how she and Kirk are now awkward around each other once she realizes he only slept with her to get her to reprogram the Kobayashi Maru. However, the deleted scene on board Enterprise, of Kirk apologizing to Gaila, is actually a different Orion (played by Diora Baird, Gaila was played by Rachel Nichols), and Kirk eventually realizes he's apologizing to a woman he's never met. It was cut along with the minor plot of Kirk using Gaila to beat the Kobayashi Maru, and because it made Kirk look to unsympathetic, not recognizing this green-skinned redhead isn't the same green-skinned redhead he'd been involved with. This still leaves Gaila's ultimate fate unknown.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_8797239c	type	Bait-and-Switch
Star Trek (2009) / int_8797239c	comment	Bait-and-Switch: As we see Kirk making love to a woman, we're led to think it's Uhura, but when the lights turn on, we see it's Gaila, her Orion roommate.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_87d8ecf5	type	Literal Cliffhanger
Star Trek (2009) / int_87d8ecf5	comment	Literal Cliffhanger: Kirk suffers this trope once when only a kid, giving him plenty of practice for the amount of times it happens to him as an adult (twice in this movie alone).
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Star Trek (2009) / int_8839237d	type	No Such Thing as H.R.
Star Trek (2009) / int_8839237d	comment	No Such Thing as H.R.: Starfleet, where a No-Holds-Barred Beatdown is practically a recruiting tool.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_88443a8a	type	Establishing Character Music
Star Trek (2009) / int_88443a8a	comment	Establishing Character Music: Kirk is introduced stealing his brother's car and driving it off a cliff so that his stepfather can't sell it while blaring Beastie Boys' "Sabotage".
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Star Trek (2009) / int_8879db82	type	Badass Crew
Star Trek (2009) / int_8879db82	comment	Badass Crew: C'mon, you know it. Pretty much every significant member gets their own sparkling moment of badassery.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_88ebc539	type	Always a Bigger Fish
Star Trek (2009) / int_88ebc539	comment	Always a Bigger Fish: On Delta Vega, Kirk is pursued by a furry brown monster, which is promptly eaten by a huge six-legged red thing that bursts up through the ice. Subverted, since instead of saving Kirk it just means that he's now being chased by something even worse.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_89012c43	type	Excessive Steam Syndrome
Star Trek (2009) / int_89012c43	comment	Excessive Steam Syndrome: When the Enterprise is getting sucked into a black hole near the end and they're running the warp engines at maximum power, Scotty is running around in Engineering trying to hold the ship together. A pipe cracks overhead and steam comes venting out.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_89833fc6	type	Accidental Time Travel
Star Trek (2009) / int_89833fc6	comment	Accidental Time Travel: Spock's artificial black hole managed to send himself and the Narada back from 2387 to 2258 and 2233, respectively.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_8a475167	type	MindMeld
Star Trek (2009) / int_8a475167	comment	Mind Meld: Old Spock shares his thoughts with Kirk in this manner, and Young Spock uses this to forcibly extract some useful information from an unconscious Romulan.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_8aa0f76	type	Deconstructed Trope
Star Trek (2009) / int_8aa0f76	comment	Later deconstructed and indirectly discussed when the crew realizes that Nero's incursion has created an alternate reality. Basically, whatever their lives and destinies might have been beforehand, they are undoubtedly different now. However, it seems that fate wants them all on the Enterprise regardless ...
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Star Trek (2009) / int_8ad43dc9	type	Ragtag Bunch of Misfits
Star Trek (2009) / int_8ad43dc9	comment	Ragtag Bunch of Misfits: The main crew verges on this, especially as compared to their TOS counterparts. Kirk's a cadet under disciplinary review, Scotty gets pulled out of his reassignment to Antarctia, Uhura intimidates Spock into reassigning her to the Enterprise, and Sulu is a last-minute replacement for the real helmsman, who got sick.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_8b1a664	type	Kill All Humans
Star Trek (2009) / int_8b1a664	comment	Kill All Humans: Nero plans to do so, in addition to other species.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_8b442f50	type	Did Not Get the Girl
Star Trek (2009) / int_8b442f50	comment	Did Not Get the Girl: Kirk hits on Uhura at the beginning of the movie, but she turns him down. It is later revealed that she and Spock have an established relationship. Which is slightly disturbing, as Spock's not at the Academy as a student. The sequels to this film and the IDW tie-in comics show that Kirk is actually quite supportive of Spock and Uhura's relationship.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_8b606a51	type	There Is No Kill Like Overkill
Star Trek (2009) / int_8b606a51	comment	There Is No Kill Like Overkill: Another Signature Style of the Narada.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_8b93a168	type	Macross Missile Massacre
Star Trek (2009) / int_8b93a168	comment	The Narada also has a lot of firepower, mostly in the form of lots of really nasty green missiles.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_8c96ae78	type	No One Could Survive That!
Star Trek (2009) / int_8c96ae78	comment	No One Could Survive That!: Averted. The Narada is caught in the midst of a black hole that has opened up from inside the ship. After their offer of rescue to the Romulan crew is refused, the Enterprise proceeds to open fire in order to make sure they don't survive that.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_8d0785d5	type	Didn't Think This Through
Star Trek (2009) / int_8d0785d5	comment	Didn't Think This Through: Spock's plan to rendezvous with the rest of the fleet in the Laurentian system. It's already established that the Narada can travel much faster than the Enterprise and safety in numbers is not an option as the Narada already laid waste to an armada of 47 ships. By the time Starfleet returns to Earth from the Laurentian system, it would be too late to help Earth as Nero would have destroyed it.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_8d25533e	type	Your Size May Vary
Star Trek (2009) / int_8d25533e	comment	Your Size May Vary: The Constitution-class of this continuity is bigger than it originally was (partially explained by an In-Universe redesign). Shatner's was around 280 meters long. Pine's was designed to be closer to 360 meters (which was largely a result of a sleeker design and longer nacelles), although it was upscaled in the movie proper, because Abrams wanted an oversized shuttle bay, to be over 700 meters long. For reference, that's around the same length as the Sovereign-class of the TNG movie era! Here◊ is a quick comparison chart, outlining the size descrepencies, and here is the main article. In addition, Daddy Kirk "saved 800 lives" on the Kelvin (pre-time change) when the original Enterprise (newer and larger than the Kelvin) had a crew of about 450. Assuming a great deal of casualties in that battle, that puts the Kelvin crew compliment closer to the 1,000 of the Enterprise-D.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_8d463bfd	type	Parenthetical Swearing
Star Trek (2009) / int_8d463bfd	comment	Parenthetical Swearing: Spock puts a certain quirk of the brow, twist of the mouth and inflection on the Vulcan salutation "Live Long and Prosper," turning it into the most polite yet obvious "fuck you" ever. See also McCoy's line when angry with Spock. "Are you out of your Vulcan mind?!" The deleted scenes also give us McCoy's "same ship, different day" line.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_8f1450ba	type	Pint-Sized Powerhouse
Star Trek (2009) / int_8f1450ba	comment	Pintsized Powerhouse: Little Spock easily kicks the ass of a young Vulcan taller than him.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_8f929a20	type	Bar Full of Aliens
Star Trek (2009) / int_8f929a20	comment	Bar Full of Aliens: In the same bar where the aforementioned brawl happens you can see that a big chunk of the clientele is alien.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_8f9f71a8	type	Crazy Enough to Work
Star Trek (2009) / int_8f9f71a8	comment	Crazy Enough to Work: From start to finish, almost every plan sounds patently ridiculous. Until it's put into action. Diving out of a shuttle? Hiding behind Saturn's rings? Transwarp beaming onto an enemy ship, hoping that you can rescue the captain, blow up the super advanced weapon, and make it back in time for dinner?
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Star Trek (2009) / int_8fa248fa	type	Variable Terminal Velocity
Star Trek (2009) / int_8fa248fa	comment	Variable Terminal Velocity: Done realistically when Sulu falls off the Romulan drill with no chute, and Kirk jumps off and catches him. However, Sulu only has five seconds on Kirk, Kirk catches up by exploiting air resistance as he profiles his body and Sulu spreads himself out, and they're VERY high up (they fall for more than a minute all told). Of course, it's all for naught as Kirk's chute breaks immediately and they have to rely on a miracle beam-up by Chekov on the Enterprise.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_90c018ac	type	Justified Trope
Star Trek (2009) / int_90c018ac	comment	The Enterprise is the beneficiary here when it arrives at Vulcan and gets spared from destruction only by Nero's orders. This is, however, justified by Nero's desire to keep Spock alive to be on the receiving end of Nero's revenge.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_91e894b4	type	Apocalypse How
Star Trek (2009) / int_91e894b4	comment	Apocalypse How: In the future, a solar system is annihilated; Spock Prime mentions a supernova that destroyed Romulus and Remus. In the present, planetary annihilation happens to Vulcan and almost happens to Earth, courtesy of Nero and his Red Matter. It was stated that, if not dealt with, the end result of the future disaster could have resulted in galactic annihilation.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_92cd6247	type	Continuity Rebooter
Star Trek (2009) / int_92cd6247	comment	Continuity Rebooter: Spock Prime and Nero basically serve as this. Given the actions taken by Nero, it seems that the new Alternate Universe is going down a slightly Darker and Edgier path.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_92fa2e5f	type	I Got You Covered
Star Trek (2009) / int_92fa2e5f	comment	I Got You Covered: When they invade Narada, Kirk stuns one of the Romulans so Spock can do a mind meld and find out where Spock Prime's ship is. While Spock is doing so, Kirk shoots another Romulan who was approaching from behind. Pike returns the favor when he shoots a Romulan while Kirk is freeing him from captivity, yanking the pistol right out of Kirk's belt to do so.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_948e89a3	type	CavalierConsumption
Star Trek (2009) / int_948e89a3	comment	Cavalier Consumption: Kirk during the Kobayashi Maru test is shown casually munching on an apple while destroying the simulated Klingon attackers with trivial ease thanks to hacking the sim computers. The gesture was added by Chris Pine because he heard once that eating an apple makes you look more cocky. Whether intentional or not, this is one of the many Continuity Nods, this time to Wrath of Khan, where Shatner!Kirk talks about the test while casually consuming an apple.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_94c99d9c	type	Commanding Coolness
Star Trek (2009) / int_94c99d9c	comment	Commanding Coolness: Commander Spock. He manages to keep his cool until Kirk mashes his Berserk Button.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_950329d8	type	Dynamic Entry
Star Trek (2009) / int_950329d8	comment	Dynamic Entry: The Jellyfish's collision course is heralded by the Enterprise warping into close range of the Narada from Saturn, phasers blowing the Narada's defenses out of the way so the Jellyfish can finish her run.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_957e5fc2	type	Villainous Breakdown
Star Trek (2009) / int_957e5fc2	comment	Villainous Breakdown: Nero's call to "FIRE EVERYTHING!" when he realizes Spock is doing a suicide run. He also has one when we first see him, upon realizing he's arrived in the past.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_95b7c400	type	Faux Affably Evil
Star Trek (2009) / int_95b7c400	comment	Faux Affably Evil: "Hi, Christopher, I'm Nero." Eric Bana has a lot of fun swinging between this and a more general evilness.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_967edd3a	type	Action Film, Quiet Drama Scene
Star Trek (2009) / int_967edd3a	comment	Action Film, Quiet Drama Scene: Quite a few, mostly involving Spock.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_96c812a4	type	Pair the Smart Ones
Star Trek (2009) / int_96c812a4	comment	Pair the Smart Ones: Spock and Uhura. Uhura is one of the top cadets in her class, was once Spock's teaching assistant, and earned her spot on the Enterprise by knowing more Klingon and Romulan than the sitting communication officer. Spock is one of the Academy's most smartest and esteemed graduates and is first officer of the ship. The fact that she was once his teaching assistant definitely underlines that she's smart enough to keep up with him.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_970c790a	type	Big Bad
Star Trek (2009) / int_970c790a	comment	The trailers seem to have been specifically edited to imply or outright lie about events. For example, Nero's line "Your father... was a great man. But that was another life." is from two lines. One about Kirk's father, and the second half about Kirk himself, from Nero's original timeline.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_9788e2b1	type	Black Dude Dies First
Star Trek (2009) / int_9788e2b1	comment	Black Dude Dies First: The first of the Narada's crew to die (the one kicked onto an exhaust port by Sulu) is black.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_979f41a	type	Continuity Reboot
Star Trek (2009) / int_979f41a	comment	Continuity Reboot (alt-universe): One particularly troubled Romulan from Spock Prime's timeline wreaks utter havoc with the timeline to avenge the destruction of his homeworld, and take revenge on Spock.)
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Star Trek (2009) / int_97d97c28	type	Revenge Before Reason
Star Trek (2009) / int_97d97c28	comment	Revenge Before Reason: Nero refuses to listen to any plan or idea that does not fit with his goal to destroy every Federation planet. In a quieter example, Spock toward the end, when Kirk offers to rescue Nero ( who had previously destroyed Vulcan) from the singularity he created.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_995bbf9c	type	Conveniently Timed Distraction
Star Trek (2009) / int_995bbf9c	comment	Conveniently Timed Distraction: Nero has caught Kirk by the throat and is seemingly going to choke him to death, until he's told the Jellyfish, the Vulcan ship they've been using as an explosives source, has been stolen by Spock. Immediately he runs off to deal with this, leaving Kirk to fight his minion instead.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_997719d0	type	Exposition Beam
Star Trek (2009) / int_997719d0	comment	Exposition Beam: Spock Prime's mind-meld with Kirk serves as a quick way to explain Nero's plan and motivation to both him and the audience.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_9979c2eb	type	Rings of Activation
Star Trek (2009) / int_9979c2eb	comment	Rings of Activation: The teleportation effect in this movie takes the form of numerous white rings of light surrounding the individual before they are transported.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_99db4d48	type	Necessary Fail
Star Trek (2009) / int_99db4d48	comment	Necessary Fail: Interesting case. As pointed out in In Spite of a Nail, it seems that not only did history continue in spite of Nero's actions, it seems certain things happened only because of it. The destruction of Vulcan actually serves to bring Spock and Kirk together in common cause.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_99dfd4fc	type	Nothing Is the Same Anymore
Star Trek (2009) / int_99dfd4fc	comment	Nothing Is the Same Anymore: For the characters, the events of this film are just another event, but for the fans with the benefit of oversight, it heavily alters Star Trek mythology. The destruction of Vulcan. The devastated look on the older Spock's face cements that until then, the changes could have simply turned this into a Close-Enough Timeline. Now nothing will ever be the same. Word of God was that Vulcan was destroyed for exactly this reason—to show that things are not the same, and that this is deadly serious. Similarly, if downplayed, the destruction of Romulus is this for the Prime Reality. The loss of the Romulan homeworld and the repercussions for both the Star Empire and the Alpha/Beta Quadrants would end up serving as the foundation of Star Trek: Picard's first Season a decade later.]
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Star Trek (2009) / int_9aca7084	type	Playing the Heart Strings
Star Trek (2009) / int_9aca7084	comment	Playing the Heart Strings: "Labor of Love" accompanies George Kirk's Heroic Sacrifice as he protects the 800 evacuees of the Kelvin.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_9b629c86	type	Pressure Point
Star Trek (2009) / int_9b629c86	comment	Pressure Point: Spock knocks Kirk out with the Vulcan nerve pinch before ordering him to be left on Delta Vega.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_9b6e33f3	type	Death by Cameo
Star Trek (2009) / int_9b6e33f3	comment	Death by Cameo: R2-D2 from Star Wars can be seen floating in the wreckage of the Kelvin.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_9bcd82c0	type	Took a Level in Badass
Star Trek (2009) / int_9bcd82c0	comment	Took a Level in Badass: Jim Kirk seems to have leveled up in between Starfleet courses. Chekov manages to level up, relative to his counterpart in the original continuity, by saving Kirk and Sulu through some very skilled transporter use. Starfleet in response to the attack on the Kelvin. Part of the reason the Enterprise is more advanced than its counterpart from the Prime Universe is Starfleet's rapid realisation that there were things out there that had them severely outgunned. Pike even states that instead of just exploration, Starfleet has become a "Peacekeeping and Humanitarian Armada".
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Star Trek (2009) / int_9c1f758a	type	Kill It with Fire
Star Trek (2009) / int_9c1f758a	comment	Kill It with Fire: In the fight on the drill, Sulu kicks one of the Romulans onto an exhaust vent. The Romulan has a second or so to realize where he is before the vent expels flames, incinerating him.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_9d647997	type	Double Consciousness
Star Trek (2009) / int_9d647997	comment	Double Consciousness: Spock feels divided between his human and Vulcan halves. Learning to harness his anger over his mother's death rather than suppress it as a Vulcan would is a major moment of growth for him.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_9dab0a6e	type	Continuity Nod
Star Trek (2009) / int_9dab0a6e	comment	Starfleet is semi-militarized in response to the fate of the Kelvin, but has its female personnel in sundresses (admittedly this is a Continuity Nod to Star Trek: The Original Series). However, they act more military in this film than Starfleet often does, for instance convening a quasi-Court Martial in response to Kirk cheating on the Kobayashi Maru test. (How military, exactly, Starfleet is depends on the series and script: Prime Kirk and Benjamin Sisko were both very open about the fact that they were primarily soldiers, not explorers or diplomats; Jean-Luc Picard considered himself the opposite.)
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Star Trek (2009) / int_9de3b377	type	Unrealistic Black Hole
Star Trek (2009) / int_9de3b377	comment	Unrealistic Black Hole: As is common in science fiction, black holes are treated here as being almost infinitely powerful space vacuums that suck in everything around them almost instantaneously. Though these holes are made by a literal plot device rather than occurring naturally, and are also two dimensional.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_9de7a5d0	type	Fix Fic
Star Trek (2009) / int_9de7a5d0	comment	Fix Fic: Slash Fic fans of the film who support Kirk/Spock tend to have Uhura a) end her relationship with Spock on amicable terms b) get dumped by Spock c) run off with Bones, Scotty, Chekov... any one else with a penis... or d) get eaten by the Gorn. It's starting to get a bit ridiculous.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_9ecb2ba8	type	Reimagining the Artifact
Star Trek (2009) / int_9ecb2ba8	comment	Reimagining the Artifact: On Star Trek: The Original Series, Dr. McCoy's nickname "Bones" comes from the term "Sawbones", which was an old nickname for doctors. Since the term has fallen from the parlance, this film has Kirk call McCoy "Bones" because, in his introduction, he explains he's joining Starfleet because "The ex-wife took the whole damn planet in the divorce. All I've got left is my bones."
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Star Trek (2009) / int_9f80e1da	type	Sarcasm Mode
Star Trek (2009) / int_9f80e1da	comment	Sarcasm Mode: When McCoy chews Spock out for kicking the mutinous Kirk off the ship and shows no regret over it.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_9fbf8969	type	Cut Lex Luthor a Check
Star Trek (2009) / int_9fbf8969	comment	Cut Lex Luthor a Check: Although the Narada crew was held prisoner by the Klingon Emprire for 25 years, in deleted scenes, Nero still could have taken his ship to Romulus after escaping, even Spock Prime's ship after capturing him, and used all that future tech to help his race conquer their enemies. No wonder Spock decided Nero was crazy. Pike points this out to Nero during his interrogation. But Nero responds that it's not the Romulus he knows, and his loved ones would still be dead.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_9fdbf310	type	Which Me?
Star Trek (2009) / int_9fdbf310	comment	Which Me?: Near the end of the movie, Spock sees someone he thinks is his father, but it turns out on closer inspection to be his older self, who tells him, "I am not our father". He seems to be deliberately mixing his pronouns as a way of cluing Spock to his identity, as neither of them have any more pronoun trouble for the rest of the conversation.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_9fdcad7f	type	Bald Head of Toughness
Star Trek (2009) / int_9fdcad7f	comment	Bald Head of Toughness: Captain Robau's memetic badassery is aided in large part by his awesomely hairless head.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_a04e1507	type	Frictionless Reentry
Star Trek (2009) / int_a04e1507	comment	Frictionless Reentry: Kirk, Sulu, and Chief Engineer Redshirt do a skydive from low orbit around Vulcan, with no sign of atmospheric burn. Granted, one can assume their spacesuits are specially constructed to allow safe re-entry. As they are dropping through the atmosphere vertically, their tangential speed (which would cause the friction) is basically zero.note See also recent examples of successful stratosphere jumps.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_a1a143db	type	Nerdy Bully
Star Trek (2009) / int_a1a143db	comment	Nerdy Bully: Spock gets teased by a group of these at school. He manages to keep his cool until they start making insinuations about his mother.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_a1a1491e	type	Homage
Star Trek (2009) / int_a1a1491e	comment	Homage: The lines and mannerisms of the Original Series cast.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_a1e5faab	type	Doomed by Canon
Star Trek (2009) / int_a1e5faab	comment	Doomed by Canon: Consciously averted. One of the stated reasons why the writers set the film in an Alternate Universe is so that events aren't necessarily a Foregone Conclusion. Things no longer need to turn out quite the way they did before, and Anyone Can Die.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_a2484b0e	type	The Beautiful Elite
Star Trek (2009) / int_a2484b0e	comment	The Beautiful Elite: No one in the galaxy is ugly save for a couple of Rubber-Forehead Aliens here and there, and apparently Starfleet-issue uniforms for female cadets and medical staff consist of sundresses and go-go boots.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_a32334b4	type	Canon Discontinuity
Star Trek (2009) / int_a32334b4	comment	Canon Discontinuity: Subverted. Though this film and any sequels that follow revamp the TOS era of the Trek Verse in a divergent, parallel timeline, they still accept the previous shows and movies as canon as they're a loose continuation of that continuity. Contrary to popular belief, the timeline in the new movies is not the original timeline having been altered, but simply a new, separate timeline altogether that branches off the original one as a weird result of Time Travel. This was eventually followed up on by the other side as well: continuations of the Prime Timeline (Star Trek: Lower Decks, Star Trek: Picard, Star Trek: Discovery) all take place after the Narada got sucked into the past / started the new continuity. (A Season 3 episode of DISCO even mentions the Prime Timeline noticing that this has happened!) The events of the prequel series Star Trek: Enterprise remain as part of the history shared by both timelines—ironically enough, given how divisive the show was to fans.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_a3d171c3	type	Casual Car Giveaway
Star Trek (2009) / int_a3d171c3	comment	Casual Car Giveaway: When Kirk is leaving for Starfleet, he hands his motorcycle over to one of the construction workers at the dock.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_a412cd2b	type	Lens Flare
Star Trek (2009) / int_a412cd2b	comment	Lens Flare: This film uses a lot of lens flare. This was a style decision by J. J. Abrams, who stated it was to represent a bright future. He later admitted he went overboard with the lens flares. Most of flares in the movie are real, not CGI, as the set was very brightly lit, with the ship shining everywhere, causing the flares.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_a4955574	type	Fisticuff-Provoking Comment
Star Trek (2009) / int_a4955574	comment	Fisticuff-Provoking Comment: Kirk tries to prove that Spock doesn't have his emotions in check, and succeeds when he cracks about his mother, who had just perished in the destruction of Vulcan. Even then, he still probably didn't expect what would happen when he did.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_a4c37cbe	type	Mood Whiplash
Star Trek (2009) / int_a4c37cbe	comment	Mood Whiplash: After a particularly intense scene in the bridge wherein Kirk manages to enrage Spock by mentioning that he never loved his mother and gets his ass whooped, Scotty breaks the tension by saying "I like this ship. It's exciting!" And previously, after discovering most of the fleet has been destroyed by the Narada, suddenly Nero greets them with a casual, almost bored;
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Star Trek (2009) / int_a4d8473b	type	Stealth Sequel
Star Trek (2009) / int_a4d8473b	comment	Stealth Sequel: It was billed as an Origin Story prequel, but turned out to be a quasi-prequel, sequel and a reboot all in one. In addition to seeing Kirk and co. as rookies, we get an aging Spock meeting his younger self, and we see how the Federation's conflict with the Romulans finally ends.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_a5a3ae2b	type	Orifice Invasion
Star Trek (2009) / int_a5a3ae2b	comment	Orifice Invasion: Nero uses a creature with similar properties to the worms from Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan on Pike to get him to talk. But it's through the mouth this time, and fortunately far less graphic.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_a5f0752f	type	Rule of Drama
Star Trek (2009) / int_a5f0752f	comment	Subject to the Rule of Drama. When we're subject to a character POV, we either hear nothing or just the sound of their own breathing if they are in a space suit. If there are no character POVs to be subjected to, we can hear the explosions and jumps to warp just fine.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_a78f8506	type	Time-Shifted Actor
Star Trek (2009) / int_a78f8506	comment	Timeshifted Actor: Leonard Nimoy as the elderly Spock and Zachary Quinto as the younger Spock.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_a796d2a6	type	Imperial Stormtrooper Marksmanship Academy
Star Trek (2009) / int_a796d2a6	comment	Imperial Stormtrooper Marksmanship Academy: Played with. Despite Kirk and Spock materializing in the middle of their bridge, Nero's crew is still good enough to miss them by inches and send them scrambling for cover. Our heroes get precious few hits themselves until they can get behind cover and aim properly.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_a7aa2277	type	Lab Pet
Star Trek (2009) / int_a7aa2277	comment	Lab Pet: Inverted. Admiral Archer allows his pet beagle to be used in a teleportation experiment... with unfortunate results. (Word of God has it that this will likely be a Brick Joke later in the film series.)
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Star Trek (2009) / int_a7aef9ff	type	Obfuscating Stupidity
Star Trek (2009) / int_a7aef9ff	comment	Obfuscating Stupidity: Jim Kirk practically turns this into an art form, frequently acting like a womanizing idiot or playing the fool throughout parts of the film. However, it quickly becomes clear that he's not nearly as stupid as he leads people to believe, effectively beating the supposedly unbeatable Kobayashi Maru through rather ingenious means and then stopping Nero's rampage of revenge against the Federation. Prior to joining Starfleet, it's even stated by Pike that Jim's the only â€œgenius-level repeat offender in the Midwest."
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Star Trek (2009) / int_a8a4b41e	type	Not So Stoic
Star Trek (2009) / int_a8a4b41e	comment	Not So Stoic: Spock, as per usual.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_aadcbbe4	type	Close-Enough Timeline
Star Trek (2009) / int_aadcbbe4	comment	The destruction of Vulcan. The devastated look on the older Spock's face cements that until then, the changes could have simply turned this into a Close-Enough Timeline. Now nothing will ever be the same. Word of God was that Vulcan was destroyed for exactly this reason—to show that things are not the same, and that this is deadly serious.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_ab5eea65	type	Dramatic Irony
Star Trek (2009) / int_ab5eea65	comment	Dramatic Irony: Kirk and McCoy on meeting Spock for the first time:
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Star Trek (2009) / int_ab7b9269	type	You All Meet in an Inn
Star Trek (2009) / int_ab7b9269	comment	You All Meet in an Inn: And have a roaring barfight. Kirk meets Uhura, Captain Pike, and some of his future security officers at a small-town Iowa bar near where the Enterprise is under construction in drydock.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_abad35b4	type	Soundtrack Dissonance
Star Trek (2009) / int_abad35b4	comment	Soundtrack Dissonance: At the beginning of the movie, as George Kirk sends his ship on a collision course with the Narada, an extraordinarily beautiful musical piece plays.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_abbda0ea	type	Intelligible Unintelligible
Star Trek (2009) / int_abbda0ea	comment	Intelligible Unintelligible: The other characters have no trouble understanding a word Chekov says, despite him having a "Russian" accent thicker than borscht. This is inverted, however, when the computer can't understand his passcode, because of his mangling of "Vwictor Vwictor". (Incidentally, Anton Yelchin really is Russian-born. The accent is still very, very fake, especially being that the quirks of it are actually Slovakian, and not Russian, as commented on in the DVD behind the scenes extras.)
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Star Trek (2009) / int_ac1c4bf7	type	Super-Powered Robot Meter Maids
Star Trek (2009) / int_ac1c4bf7	comment	Super-Powered Robot Meter Maids: Nero's ship, a 24th century civilian mining vessel that is capable of destroying 47 23rd century Klingon warships. Even considering the 150 year tech advance, that's still one hell of a mining vessel. In the comic book accompanying the movie, it's explained that Nero's ship is equipped with reverse-engineered Borg weapons that he took from a research base: he had previously trashed a Klingon reaction force commanded by Worf, and fought the USS Enterprise-E to a draw.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_ac2094ca	type	Red Shirt
Star Trek (2009) / int_ac2094ca	comment	In an amusing subversion, the actual Red Shirts—the "Cupcake" guy et al.—make it through the movie relatively unharmed.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_ac560dc4	type	Save the Villain
Star Trek (2009) / int_ac560dc4	comment	Save the Villain: Played with. When the Narada is crippled by the artificial black hole, Kirk offers assistance and fair accomodations for the crew as refugees. Even Spock gave a kind of inverted What the Hell, Hero? to Kirk. Nero venomously refuses any help and Kirk wastes no time in opening fire to make sure the ship doesn't survive.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_ad1db87c	type	Oh, Crap!
Star Trek (2009) / int_ad1db87c	comment	Oh, Crap!: This exchange causes Kirk to have this expression: And when Kirk tries to save Sulu from a very long fall, only for his parachute to break away. Scotty tries to beam Kirk and Spock aboard what he assumes is the Romulan ship's cargo bay. Instead, they beam onto the bridge, surrounded by Romulans. Also: "I've got your gun." When Nero realizes that Spock is preparing to ram his ship with the Jellyfish and the red matter device aboard. The entire bridge crew gets one when they emerge from warp and find that the fleet has been destroyed. More than that, the expression on their faces when the debris from the fleet is directly in their path. Spock gets a low-grade one when it's first reported that Vulcan is in trouble.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_ae3d6438	type	Deadpan Snarker
Star Trek (2009) / int_ae3d6438	comment	Deadpan Snarker: Spock: McCoy gets his share in, as Karl Urban is seemingly channeling the ghost of DeForest Kelley.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_af35d39	type	Plot-Demanded Manual Mode
Star Trek (2009) / int_af35d39	comment	Plot-Demanded Manual Mode: When George Kirk evacuates the Kelvin, he tries to set the autopilot as Robau ordered, only to see that it's offline. He therefore stays aboard and manually flies the ship into the Narada while everyone else (including his wife and newborn son) escapes.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_afe5728	type	Promotion, Not Punishment
Star Trek (2009) / int_afe5728	comment	Promotion, Not Punishment: At the start, Kirk is actually about to be kicked out for cheating on the Kobayashi Maru test, then tops that by stowing away on the Enterprise, then actually attempts a mutiny against Spock and disobeys the acting Captain's orders. Being that it is his disregard of orders that leads to the defeat of the Big Bad and the saving of (almost) every planet in the Federation, one can begin to see how he actually skips all the way to the Captain's chair at the end.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_b01abe4f	type	Catchphrase
Star Trek (2009) / int_b01abe4f	comment	Catchphrase: Almost every word that proceeds from Spock Prime's mouth. The amount of original dialogue written for Leonard Nimoy was vanishingly low.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_b0a91b69	type	Convection, Schmonvection
Star Trek (2009) / int_b0a91b69	comment	Convection, Schmonvection: During the drill fight Sulu is almost sucked into the laser drill, but apparently is ok since he didn't actually touch it. In the same fight Sulu, Kirk, and two Romulans fight on top of the drill, which occasionally emits fire through some vents. The heat doesn't affect them unless they're standing on the vents when they're venting flame.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_b11ac9f5	type	Abusive Parents
Star Trek (2009) / int_b11ac9f5	comment	Abusive Parents: Kirk's stepfather, Frank, is implied to have been if not abusive, then at least obnoxious.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_b1619b3c	type	Omnicidal Maniac
Star Trek (2009) / int_b1619b3c	comment	Omnicidal Maniac: Nero's stated desire is to use Red Matter to turn every single Federation planet into a black hole.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_b224f79	type	Emergency Trainee Battle Deployment
Star Trek (2009) / int_b224f79	comment	Emergency Trainee Battle Deployment: A plucky band of cadets get summoned to an attack on Vulcan because the actual fleet is otherwise occupied. Battles ensue and by the end of the movie, they all earn battlefield promotions akin to their positions in the main timeline.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_b3516a83	type	Following in Relative's Footsteps
Star Trek (2009) / int_b3516a83	comment	Following in Relative's Footsteps: Spock Prime tells Kirk that in the Prime Universe, his dad (who is dead in the continuity of the reboot films) was his influence in joining Starfleet.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_b3bdf232	type	Alien Geometries
Star Trek (2009) / int_b3bdf232	comment	Alien Geometries: Captain Nero's ship, the Narada, is a surreal Mechanical Monster of giant metal tentacles and spikes◊. The red matter black holes. From the front, they look like your standard-issue, vaguely funnel-shaped Swirly Energy Thingy; from the side, it's clear that they're missing a dimension. Real Life black holes are spherical.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_b3c864b0	type	Going Down with the Ship
Star Trek (2009) / int_b3c864b0	comment	One of the finest and most moving in the entire Star Trek canon. The movie begins with George Kirk staying behind on the U.S.S. Kelvin to save the escaping crew, including his pregnant wife and her child. Kirk becomes a legendary hero for this action, given that in his extremely short time as Captain, he saved 800 lives. This is made all the more poignant considering that, when you look closely, you can actually see missiles from the Narada being intercepted just before they are about to impact on his wife's shuttle. There was, quite simply, no chance of survival without him.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_b47d95be	type	No OSHA Compliance
Star Trek (2009) / int_b47d95be	comment	No OSHA Compliance: The Narada has platforms suspended over huge drops, with no railings. Hundreds of them. Of course, this allows the Romulans to get around more quickly, so it may be a deliberate design feature. Yes, they jump off, but remember that like the Vulcans, they have three times the strength and endurance of a human. Also, the Narada is a refitted deep-space mining vessel, so we're seeing the massive cargo bays that would have normally carried mined materials. The platforms and walkways were mostly made from scrap when it was refitted into a warship and aren't part of the normal design. There are also scenes where power cables are seen in puddles of water. Perhaps some credit should be given to the engineering sections in this movie... this Enterprise may just be the nearest thing we'll get to an OSHA-compliant ship in the Trek Verse ("Gentlemen! I call my invention... a seatbelt."), although still far from perfect in that regard, like for example the lack of barriers to prevent entering the transporter pad when it's in operation. The Enterprise view screen is a glass (or transparent aluminium) window that leads directly out into space, but doesn't have any form of blast shield or emergency bulkhead in case it breaks. While you could argue that the ship has shields for that, they frequently go offline and aren't that reliable as a safeguard.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_b4fe9d97	type	Space Isolation Horror
Star Trek (2009) / int_b4fe9d97	comment	Space Isolation Horror: Dr. 'Bones' McCoy has a healthy fear of this. He goes on a lengthy diatribe of how dangerous it is to fly around in spaceships like shuttles and what may happen if they malfunction, how alien diseases are horrifying and how space in general is a collection of Death Worlds with an equally dangerous nothing in between them.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_b5171e10	type	Tragic Villain
Star Trek (2009) / int_b5171e10	comment	Tragic Villain: The tie-in prequel comic Star Trek: Countdown reveals Nero to be this as he truly entrusted Spock and the Federation to assist Romulus from imminent destruction.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_b53077b3	type	Take That!
Star Trek (2009) / int_b53077b3	comment	Establishing Uhura's linguistics skills is a Take That! against the "Klingon Dictionary" scene in The Undiscovered Country.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_b534592c	type	This Is My Chair
Star Trek (2009) / int_b534592c	comment	This Is My Chair: Kirk is doing his signature slouch in the Captain's Chair. Spock (still his superior) walks past and snaps, "Out of the chair."
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Star Trek (2009) / int_b545453b	type	Internal Homage
Star Trek (2009) / int_b545453b	comment	Internal Homage: The young Spock's persecution over his half-human heritage and meeting his future elder self was featured in the animated series episode, "Yesteryear".
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Star Trek (2009) / int_b55698cd	type	Normal Fish in a Tiny Pond
Star Trek (2009) / int_b55698cd	comment	Normal Fish in a Tiny Pond: Narada, a mining vessel from the year 2387, can destroy most of Starfleet in 2233. This is explained in other material as Narada having been upgraded with reverse-engineered Borg tech: it also did a number on the Enterprise-E back in the prime universe.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_b58b4e3c	type	Too Dumb to Live
Star Trek (2009) / int_b58b4e3c	comment	Too Dumb to Live: The whole race of Romulans. Their whole sun goes supernova thus destroying Romulus in the process? Sorry, but you must be plain dumb in order to let that happen (according to Star Trek Online, they caused it by testing weapons that were banned due to this specific reason). Not only do they possess a whole star empire, which means they have more planets then just the one being threatened by the super nova, they should also have the technological possibilities to detect super novas in time. It's not like they happen as a total surprise. It shouldn't have been a problem at all to evacuate a planet in time. And to let Spock as the only person in the goddamned empire try to prevent it because they were too busy arguing. That's beyond dumb. Maybe more so, since the ship and technology Spock uses were built on Vulcan, which means somebody had sufficient advance notice and time to prepare a response. Due to his wanting to show up the rookies, Olson waits until the absolute last moment before popping his parachute. Kirk and Sulu pull their chutes at a safe distance above the platform, but Olson turns out to have waited too long, and winds up dropping right into the path of the mining laser beam, completely vaporizing him and the explosives he was carrying for destroying the drill. We also have the Vulcan bullies picking on Young Spock. It was clear from their reaction to Spock delivering a No-Holds-Barred Beatdown to one of them that none of them considered the possibility of their trying to "elicit an emotional response" in Spock might result in violence.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_b739f0d2	type	Finger Gun
Star Trek (2009) / int_b739f0d2	comment	Finger Gun: Kirk "fires" his gun in sync to the firing of photon torpedoes during the Kobayashi Maru.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_b8d74c77	type	Self-Induced Allergic Reaction
Star Trek (2009) / int_b8d74c77	comment	Self-Induced Allergic Reaction: McCoy injects Kirk with a vaccine, making him visibly sick. This allows McCoy to fast-talk a guard and get Kirk onto the Enterprise. Of course, some people have worse reactions than others.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_bb0197af	type	Cool Bike
Star Trek (2009) / int_bb0197af	comment	Cool Bike: Kirk's motorbike, a quietly purring little number that seems to indicate that high-efficiency vehicles will not only succeed in the future, but will be considered badass. The motorcycle cop that attempts to pull young Kirk over rides a flying hoverbike.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_bba30aeb	type	Late to the Tragedy
Star Trek (2009) / int_bba30aeb	comment	The Starfleet relief force on its way to Vulcan gets beaten into scrap metal immediately upon exiting warp. The Enterprise only narrowly escapes the same fate because it is Late to the Tragedy.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_bc00493f	type	Precision F-Strike
Star Trek (2009) / int_bc00493f	comment	Precision F-Strike: Kirk's reaction after meeting Spock Prime. Well, precision BS-strike actually, but close. A much subtler version is Spock's "Live Long and Prosper" to the Vulcan Science Academy. The novelization subtlely describes it as an equivalent to Flipping the Bird. When "Sabotage" is being played while little James Kirk is joyriding in his uncle's car, they happen to leave the F bomb in the song, when in normal cases it's burred out for PG-13 films. Perhaps this may have been the series' first F bomb used in a film. Who could forget this gem from Bones.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_bc74ef27	type	Berserk Button
Star Trek (2009) / int_bc74ef27	comment	After a particularly intense scene in the bridge wherein Kirk manages to enrage Spock by mentioning that he never loved his mother and gets his ass whooped, Scotty breaks the tension by saying "I like this ship. It's exciting!"
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Star Trek (2009) / int_bcd09c8e	type	Pre-Sacrifice Final Goodbye
Star Trek (2009) / int_bcd09c8e	comment	Pre-Sacrifice Final Goodbye: George Kirk's last words to his wife, before what's left of the Kelvin crashes into the Narada.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_bd5af3ae	type	ImpossiblyTallTower
Star Trek (2009) / int_bd5af3ae	comment	Impossibly Tall Tower: Huge megastructures can be seen in the far distance in the Iowa scene.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_bedae243	type	Relative Button
Star Trek (2009) / int_bedae243	comment	Relative Button: Don't insult Spock's mother.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_c00afbbd	type	With Due Respect
Star Trek (2009) / int_c00afbbd	comment	With Due Respect: Young Spock saluting the Vulcan Council. See Parenthetical Swearing.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_c0337b45	type	Never Tell Me the Odds!
Star Trek (2009) / int_c0337b45	comment	Never Tell Me the Odds!: Kirk, who just plain doesn't care about statistical calculations and pretty much lives to defy them, as he informs Spock on multiple occasions.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_c145f69b	type	Subverted Trope
Star Trek (2009) / int_c145f69b	comment	Spock says this to Kirk, and Kirk refuses to listen, subverting the Tell Her Yourself response by saying, simply, "It'll work."
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Star Trek (2009) / int_c1d1d6ad	type	Who Names Their Kid "Dude"?
Star Trek (2009) / int_c1d1d6ad	comment	Who Names Their Kid "Dude"?: When the baby Kirk is born, his parents discuss the name while Papa Wolf is making his Heroic Sacrifice.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_c222dde4	type	TakingAThirdOption
Star Trek (2009) / int_c222dde4	comment	Taking a Third Option: Kirk, in regards to the Kobayashi Maru, no-win scenarios, and life in general.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_c250346f	type	Generic Doomsday Villain
Star Trek (2009) / int_c250346f	comment	Generic Doomsday Villain: Nero. His backstory is that, in the late 24th century, his home planet (with his pregnant wife on it) was destroyed in a supernova, which, for some reason means that he wants to destroy every planet in The Federation. To make matters worse, no one ever points out the fact that he's gone back in time a hundred and fifty years before the supernova took place and therefore has ample opportunity to, oh, I don't know... WARN HIS PEOPLE THAT THEIR PLANET IS GOING TO BE DESTROYED.This is a bad case of All There in the Manual, as reading the prequel comic reveals that Nero witnessed the beginning of the supernova, but the Romulan senate refused to listen to him even with concrete evidence. So once he goes back in time, he figures that if that senate wouldn't listen to him, the one he would now face sure as hell wouldn't. In the comic he also works closely with Spock on the Federation science project to prevent the disaster, hearing promises that everything will end up all right... only for it to go horribly wrong. That in turn makes Nero's desire to destroy Vulcan and the Federation more understandable. Spending a decade inside a Klingon Prison after going back into the past didn't help his sanity either.Over a decade later, Star Trek: Picard would give a more concrete reasoning by revealing that the Romulan Senate and the Federation knew of the supernova and were working on a way to evacuate the planet. However, a secret sect of Romulans fearing a galaxy-spanning Robot Uprising caused a small one on Mars to ban synths, allowing them to destroy the rescue fleet. That and numerous Federation members threatening to leave forced the Federation to abandon the plan, to Admiral Picard's horror, and leaving Spock as the last best hope.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_c2c80ef	type	Neck Lift
Star Trek (2009) / int_c2c80ef	comment	Neck Lift: Romulans, being related to Vulcans, certainly aren't on the weak end of the alien spectrum, because Ayel necklifts Kirk. Bonus points for doing it over a huge pit inside the Romulan ship.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_c2f7db18	type	Alien Blood
Star Trek (2009) / int_c2f7db18	comment	Alien Blood: The Romulans have green blood, seen most notably when Sulu stabs one through the back.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_c2fc5c00	type	Special Effect Branding
Star Trek (2009) / int_c2fc5c00	comment	Special Effect Branding: Phasers have red and blue emitters for Kill and Stun settings, respectively.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_c3fbac64	type	Bestiality Is Depraved
Star Trek (2009) / int_c3fbac64	comment	Bestiality Is Depraved: Played for laughs during Kirk and Uhura's first meeting, when he proves he at least knows what "xeno-linguistics" means.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_c40c8b74	type	And Starring
Star Trek (2009) / int_c40c8b74	comment	And Starring: "With Eric Bana And Leonard Nimoy".
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Star Trek (2009) / int_c4942576	type	Cunning Linguist
Star Trek (2009) / int_c4942576	comment	This universe's version of Uhura, being a Cunning Linguist, owes a bit to Hoshi Sato, as well as to Nichelle Nichols creating the character as a linguist originally (even if she never really spoke any alien language in the show and actually used a dictionary to speak Klingon in one of the TOS movies).
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Star Trek (2009) / int_c5237d05	type	Slow Laser
Star Trek (2009) / int_c5237d05	comment	Slow Laser: Phasers go from "continuous-beam" in prior Trek works to pulse weapons in this film.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_c54d550d	type	Novelization
Star Trek (2009) / int_c54d550d	comment	The Novelization and Comic-Book Adaptation say that Kirk's escape pod landed so conveniently near Spock's cave because the timeline was trying to repair itself by bringing Kirk and Spock together.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_c558da6a	type	Gunship Rescue
Star Trek (2009) / int_c558da6a	comment	The Kelvin gets a Gunship Rescue moment when Captain George Kirk destroys a whole volley of missiles from the Narada, including one that comes within meters of destroying the shuttle carrying his wife and the infant Jim.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_c57a6051	type	If I Do Not Return
Star Trek (2009) / int_c57a6051	comment	If I Do Not Return: George Kirk gets one from Captain Robau. James T. Kirk and Spock get one from Captain Pike. Spock says this to Kirk, and Kirk refuses to listen, subverting the Tell Her Yourself response by saying, simply, "It'll work."
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Star Trek (2009) / int_c59d9a4b	type	Half-Breed Discrimination
Star Trek (2009) / int_c59d9a4b	comment	Half-Breed Discrimination: The Headmaster of the Vulcan Science Academy remarks on how remarkable it is that Spock achieved so much despite the "disadvantage" of having a human mother. This pushes Spock, a major Momma's Boy, to reject the VSA.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_c5f0119c	type	Insane Troll Logic
Star Trek (2009) / int_c5f0119c	comment	Insane Troll Logic: Nero actually seems to believe that destroying Vulcan, Earth and the Federation will save Romulus, when it was destroyed due to a sun going supernova, and blames them for letting it happen when they tried to save Romulus and were simply too late. Made all the more ridiculous by the fact that Romulus still exists in the time period he is now in and he is doing nothing to warn them to evacuate or otherwise do something practical and obvious to avert the disaster. It is implied that he doesn't care about Romulus anymore, that he just wants revenge on a Federation that helped cause the destruction of all that he knew and loved... and that he's just insane. A deleted scene in the movie and a tie-in prequel comic both give a lot more insight into Nero's actions. Specifically: Nero did try to warn the Romulan senate in his own timeline about the impending danger and they refused to listen, even with concrete evidence; therefore, Nero saw no point in trying to repeat this in the new timeline. He was also shown to work closely with Spock on the Federation project meant to save Romulus, was repeatedly told that it would work...and then had to watch it fail.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_c5fe6c81	type	Strong Family Resemblance
Star Trek (2009) / int_c5fe6c81	comment	Strong Family Resemblance: As a result of Separated-at-Birth Casting: James T. Kirk bears such a strong resemblance to his father that some viewers initially mistook George Kirk for his son. Spock also shares a few features with his mother. His eyes are commented on by other Vulcans as being extremely human.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_c75df49a	type	Shout-Out
Star Trek (2009) / int_c75df49a	comment	Shout-Out: The Red Matter ball looks identical to a couple that feature in Alias. The Jellyfish's Red Matter room is very similar to the inside of the Joint European Torus [1]. To Star Wars: During the beginning of the battle between the Kelvin and the Narada, one of the bridge staff says "All power to forward batteries." The Enterprise going into warp comes this close to looking like going into hyperspace. When the cadets muster in the hangar for their ship postings, Cadet Vader is assigned to the USS Hood. When Captain Pike's shuttle is launching for the space jump, the air traffic controller's pre-flight checks are the same as a Viper from Battlestar Galactica (2003). Kirk and McCoy fly to spacedock aboard the Shuttlecraft Gilliam. When young Kirk is joyriding to the tune of Beastie Boys' "Sabotage", it might have seemed like an odd song choice until one remembers when William Shatner voiced displeasure over being told how to pronounce said word during an audiobook recording. An arctic planet inhabited by red multi-limbed-and-jawed creatures evokes The Thing (1982). Spock quotes Sherlock Holmes from The Sign of the Four: "When you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth". On the shuttle, Bones tells Jim "I might throw up on you." In the pilot episode of Lost, Kate says the same thing to Jack when she's stitching his wound. Another homage to Lost; Kirk plays with a broken toy of the Kelvin, looking much the same as Kate holding her toy plane in a couple episodes.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_c7b5445c	type	Cool Starship
Star Trek (2009) / int_c7b5445c	comment	Perhaps some credit should be given to the engineering sections in this movie... this Enterprise may just be the nearest thing we'll get to an OSHA-compliant ship in the Trek Verse ("Gentlemen! I call my invention... a seatbelt."), although still far from perfect in that regard, like for example the lack of barriers to prevent entering the transporter pad when it's in operation.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_c7e9df7c	type	FromACertainPointOfView
Star Trek (2009) / int_c7e9df7c	comment	The whole hair-splitting on whether or not something is a lie is also a major plot point in Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_c819533b	type	Rage Breaking Point
Star Trek (2009) / int_c819533b	comment	Rage Breaking Point: Spock hits this twice, in both cases when other characters insult his mother and his half-human heritage.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_c82e751f	type	Unspoken Plan Guarantee
Star Trek (2009) / int_c82e751f	comment	Unspoken Plan Guarantee: Kirk's final plan for defeating Nero.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_c868a42a	type	Freudian Excuse
Star Trek (2009) / int_c868a42a	comment	Freudian Excuse: Nero, once a simple Romulan miner, had his life ruined when Ambassador Spock (and the Federation) failed to save his home planet from a supernova. Angry, he wants to kill nearly everyone (specifically, destroy Earth).
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Star Trek (2009) / int_c86a6f38	type	Cannon Fodder
Star Trek (2009) / int_c86a6f38	comment	Cannon Fodder: Chief Engineer Olson is a little too gung-ho during the spacejump and promptly incinerates himself—and yep, his jumpsuit armor is red.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_c9981efb	type	The Engineer
Star Trek (2009) / int_c9981efb	comment	Scotty tries to beam Kirk and Spock aboard what he assumes is the Romulan ship's cargo bay. Instead, they beam onto the bridge, surrounded by Romulans.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_ca85e684	type	Power Trio
Star Trek (2009) / int_ca85e684	comment	Power Trio: Downplayed, but still present. The traditional Kirk-Spock-McCoy dynamic, typically seen as the codifying power trio, is seen in its infancy. Kirk, here a brash hothead, actually ends up playing The McCoy more than the Trope Namer, who is more Kirk-like in response. However, it's suggested that Uhura has been "upgraded", so to speak, and they're now a Four-Temperament Ensemble, with McCoy as sanguine, Kirk as choleric, Uhura as melancholic, and Spock as phlegmatic. There's good discussion of this here.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_ca95473c	type	Series Continuity Error
Star Trek (2009) / int_ca95473c	comment	Series Continuity Error: Spock Prime (who has lived the original reality) does the â€œI learned how to break rules from watching Kirkâ€� bit, but he was more than skilled manipulating and mutinying for good reason in â€œThe Menagerieâ€�, long before Kirk got a reputation for being a Military Maverick. The Inciting Incident that kicks off the film (and leads to Spock Prime getting transferred to the resulting Alternate Timeline) is that the Romulan Star Empire needs help creating an artificial black hole to stop a supernova. TNG established in "Timescape" that Romulan ships are powered by artificial black holes. If the USS Kelvin was designed prior to the Kelvin Timeline divergence, then the ship itself would not be able to hold enough people to have approximately 800 survivors and the people who were killed in the attack (nor would the amount of shuttlecraft escaping it be able to hold that many people). For reference, the Original Series Constitution Class USS Enterprise only had around 430 crew, The Next Generation Galaxy Class USS Enterprise in the episode "Remember Me" had according to Picard a crew size of 1,014; both ships are bigger than the USS Kelvin.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_cab89481	type	Screw the Rules, They're Not Real!
Star Trek (2009) / int_cab89481	comment	Screw the Rules, They're Not Real!: As in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, Kirk reprograms the unwinnable Kobayashi Maru scenario, this time by deleting the enemy ships' Deflector Shields. The Academy Board brings him up on disciplinary charges for this, though the attack on Vulcan stops the proceedings before they can rule on it. After meeting the Spock from the Prime Universe, Kirk remarks:
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Star Trek (2009) / int_cbf9d0fe	type	Sour Supporter
Star Trek (2009) / int_cbf9d0fe	comment	Sour Supporter: McCoy stands by Kirk through all his crazy shenanigans, even when he can't quite see how Kirk's antics are helping anyone. When Kirk actually manages to gain the captain's chair, McCoy is incredulous.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_cc4b45f6	type	Word of God
Star Trek (2009) / int_cc4b45f6	comment	Word of God says that Future Spock seeing the planet Vulcan in the sky was actually a psychic vision similar to how Spock can sense large numbers of Vulcans dying over long distances in Star Trek: The Original Series.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_ccf46587	type	Redshirt Army
Star Trek (2009) / int_ccf46587	comment	Red Shirt Army: All the ships heading out to Vulcan that aren't the Enterprise.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_cd2b8aa3	type	Space Is Noisy
Star Trek (2009) / int_cd2b8aa3	comment	Space Is Noisy: Subject to the Rule of Drama. When we're subject to a character POV, we either hear nothing or just the sound of their own breathing if they are in a space suit. If there are no character POVs to be subjected to, we can hear the explosions and jumps to warp just fine. Subverted when the Kelvin is being attacked. There's plenty of crashing and screaming before the hull ruptures and the woman is sucked into space, and then it goes completely silent while she is still flailing and trying to scream.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_cd3527d9	type	Negative Space Wedgie
Star Trek (2009) / int_cd3527d9	comment	Negative Space Wedgie: Red Matter-induced black holes behave more like Swirly Energy Thingies than real black holes, especially since they appear to be two-dimensional.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_cd3ebc8e	type	What Year Is This?
Star Trek (2009) / int_cd3ebc8e	comment	What Year Is This?: When Robau doesn't recognize images of "our" Spock or his craft, the Romulans ask him what the current Stardate is. He tells them—and Nero leaps out of his chair and impales him.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_ce75a983	type	Screw Destiny
Star Trek (2009) / int_ce75a983	comment	Star Trek has always had extremely variant versions of what happens due to time travel: the past being altered, the past never altering (because by time traveling you did what you were supposed to do to begin with); the past being altered but not in any real, significant way; or even the creation of alternate continuities (such as in this case, or what happened in the TNG episode "Yesterday's Enterprise").
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Star Trek (2009) / int_ceb924d5	type	Sarcastic Well Wishing
Star Trek (2009) / int_ceb924d5	comment	Sarcastic Well Wishing: Spock is all set to join the Vulcan Science Academy until the headmaster congratulates him for overcoming the disadvantage of having a human mother. This prompts Spock, a huge Momma's Boy, to reject the VSA in favor of Starfleet, and he makes his Tranquil Fury clear with a very sarcastic farewell.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_cee9aeed	type	Alternate Reality Game
Star Trek (2009) / int_cee9aeed	comment	Alternate Reality Game: A bunch of Romulans attempting to warn the Vulcans are being pursued all across Europe by Nero's thugs while both sides are using the new Star Trek movie the humans are premiering as cover and oh God my brain hurts. It's chronicled here, see if you can figure it out...
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Star Trek (2009) / int_ceec4df5	type	Roaring Rampage of Revenge
Star Trek (2009) / int_ceec4df5	comment	Roaring Rampage of Revenge: Nero's entire motivation, after the destruction of the Romulan home system and death of his family. A whole lot of Starfleet, a whole lot of Klingons, Vulcan (both the planet and species) and the freaking timestream are all casualties of it.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_cf92fea8	type	Cassandra Truth
Star Trek (2009) / int_cf92fea8	comment	Cassandra Truth: Kirk attempts to warn Pike to stop their flight and not go to Vulcan because it was a trap by the Romulans, recognizing the so-called "natural disaster" as the arrival of the Narada. Pike thinks he's trying to get more attention and Spock is more than happy to want to toss Kirk out of the bridge on his ass, but Uhura agreeing with Kirk's warnings makes them back down enough to at least try to figure out if Kirk is right. When they get to Vulcan, they get their answer.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_d212847f	type	Key Under the Doormat
Star Trek (2009) / int_d212847f	comment	Key Under the Doormat: According to a deleted scene, the young Kirk found the keys to his step-father's Corvette above the sun visor.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_d243518d	type	In Spite of a Nail
Star Trek (2009) / int_d243518d	comment	In Spite of a Nail: James T. Kirk's father dies thanks to Nero's meddling with the timestream, and Kirk grows up an angry, disaffected youth. Yet, against all odds, vastly different circumstances work out in the end to bring the core crew of the Enterprise together, as if willed by Destiny itself, along with Spock Prime's meddling. The IDW comics are running through various Star Trek: The Original Series storylines. There are differences, because the characters are different, but Gary Mitchell still becomes a god when they cross the Galactic Barrier, and the "Galileo Seven" still end up trapped on Taurus II while studying a quasar.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_d248a283	type	Transparent Tech
Star Trek (2009) / int_d248a283	comment	Transparent Tech: A transparent screen is present in the transporter room. Notably, it's directly above another, more traditional console, with no obvious reason why the two different types of displays are used.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_d30cc292	type	Swirly Energy Thingy
Star Trek (2009) / int_d30cc292	comment	Swirly Energy Thingy: Red Matterâ€“induced black holes are oddly two-dimensional and surrounded by a swirly "lightning storm in space."
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Star Trek (2009) / int_d39e327f	type	What the Hell, Hero?
Star Trek (2009) / int_d39e327f	comment	What the Hell, Hero?: Inverted when Kirk offers surrender terms to Nero.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_d45ad2f5	type	Imported Alien Phlebotinum
Star Trek (2009) / int_d45ad2f5	comment	Imported Alien Phlebotinum: In the Comic-Book Adaptation prequel, the Narada is a mining ship upgraded with reverse-engineered Borg technology.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_d45c0b86	type	Refuge in Audacity
Star Trek (2009) / int_d45c0b86	comment	Refuge in Audacity: Invoked when young James T. Kirk leads a police officer in a high-speed chase with his stepfather's classic car, which ultimately Kirk has to dive from when it starts falling into a ravine. Kirk pulls himself up from the quarry, dusts himself off, and as the officer confronts him, Kirk says:
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Star Trek (2009) / int_d46f812	type	Tastes Like Friendship
Star Trek (2009) / int_d46f812	comment	Tastes Like Friendship: McCoy offering Jim a drink from his flask.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_d500b978	type	Adaptational Wimp
Star Trek (2009) / int_d500b978	comment	Adaptational Wimp: In the novel, the Narada doesn't drill to the core, as one of the Romulan crewmen worries that the Red Matter won't be able to activate if the temperatures aren't hot enough. Subverted because it turns out to be hot enough anyway.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_d525f857	type	Sci-Fi Writers Have No Sense of Scale
Star Trek (2009) / int_d525f857	comment	Sci-Fi Writers Have No Sense of Scale: Two main problems with the supernova scenario. First, the idea that a supernova could threaten to destroy the entire galaxy. The blast front would dissipate long before that from spreading out too far. The official novelization of the movie fixes this, saying the supernova had threatened everything in its vicinity. The latter was eventually confirmed canonically by Star Trek: Picard. Second, the idea that a supernova could destroy the Romulus System before it could be evacuated. Having the shockwave travel at the required speed violates basic Einsteinian physics (i.e. it would have to travel faster than the speed of light, which is impossible). The only way this would make sense is if it was the sun of Romulus and Remus themselves that blew up. Otherwise the star systems in the vicinity would have, at minimum, years to evacuate, a daunting but hardly impossible task for a major warp-capable polity such as the Romulan Star Empire. The comic tie-ins and Star Trek Online stated non-canonically that the shockwave unexpectedly propagated through subspace and hit the Romulan system only hours after the detonation, and the MMORPG added that the nova was deliberately induced by a Renegade Splinter Faction of the Tal Shiar at the behest of the Iconians. Star Trek: Picard retconned the star to be the Romulan sun itself, as well as confirming that much of the Romulan race survived (no sign of the Remans as yet) and blaming the partial failure of the Homeworld Evacuation on internal political problems in the Federation exacerbated by the actions of renegade Tal Shiar. Delta Vega, which Star Trek: The Original Series placed near the rim of the galaxy in "Where No Man Has Gone Before", is somehow close enough to Vulcan for Prime!Spock to watch its destruction by Nero with the naked eye, in real time. This was handwaved at the time as being intended as an impressionistic description rather than meant literally; also, the film's Delta Vega is apparently a different object with the same name as the one from TOS.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_d52d28b6	type	Hypocrite
Star Trek (2009) / int_d52d28b6	comment	Hypocrite: Many of the Vulcans who insult Spock for acting emotional fail to realize that they are guilty of the same thing, showing clear irritation and even mild anger when he fails to respond to their vicious barbs about his mother! Likewise, when the bullies finally goad the young Spock into losing his temper, you can see they are utterly terrified when he proceeds to beat the crap out of one of them! When Kirk is on the bridge, trying to elicit an emotional response from Spock at Spock Prime's orders, Spock tells him "I will not allow you to lecture me on the merits of emotion", then gets violent when Kirk implies that Spock never loved his mother. This despite the fact that he lectured Kirk about the merits of fear, and brought up Kirk's father in the same speech, barely hours before. Of course, the circumstances were slightly different, but still...
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Star Trek (2009) / int_d577f0b7	type	Incompletely Trained
Star Trek (2009) / int_d577f0b7	comment	Incompletely Trained: The crew of cadets forced into Saving the World.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_d5a060a8	type	Interchangeable Asian Cultures
Star Trek (2009) / int_d5a060a8	comment	Interchangeable Asian Cultures: Korean actor John Cho plays Sulu, who is Japanese-Filipino.note This was actually a source of some consternation, as Cho was Abrams' first choice for the role, but he knew the nationalities didn't match, leading to Abrams basically asking George Takei for permission to hire him.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_d69c3cdc	type	Permission to Speak Freely
Star Trek (2009) / int_d69c3cdc	comment	Permission to Speak Freely: McCoy asks Spock for permission so he can go off on him regarding Kirk's ouster from the ship.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_d7b63718	type	Space Cadet Academy
Star Trek (2009) / int_d7b63718	comment	Space Cadet Academy: Any Star Trek series will probably reference Starfleet Academy at some point, and it features prominently in this movie.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_d7fc9fd0	type	Vitriolic Best Buds
Star Trek (2009) / int_d7fc9fd0	comment	Vitriolic Best Buds: Bones is constantly bitching and Kirk is constantly giving him reasons to, but they definitely have each other's backs.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_d80a8085	type	Younger and Hipper
Star Trek (2009) / int_d80a8085	comment	Younger and Hipper: HAH! The entire freaking crew! Even if Pike can't be classified as "younger", he's certainly "hipper". The man actually has a sense of humor, not something ever seen with Pike Prime (keeping in mind that a lot of scenes with Pike Prime were either him as a very tired, very experienced captain... or as a Davros-like man in a life support unit).
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Star Trek (2009) / int_da1c8191	type	Writers Cannot Do Math
Star Trek (2009) / int_da1c8191	comment	If the USS Kelvin was designed prior to the Kelvin Timeline divergence, then the ship itself would not be able to hold enough people to have approximately 800 survivors and the people who were killed in the attack (nor would the amount of shuttlecraft escaping it be able to hold that many people). For reference, the Original Series Constitution Class USS Enterprise only had around 430 crew, The Next Generation Galaxy Class USS Enterprise in the episode "Remember Me" had according to Picard a crew size of 1,014; both ships are bigger than the USS Kelvin.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_da8c447e	type	Unobtainium
Star Trek (2009) / int_da8c447e	comment	Unobtainium: Red Matter. A substance developed by the Vulcan Science Council, which can create massive black holes.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_db4b76d1	type	Pre-Asskicking One-Liner
Star Trek (2009) / int_db4b76d1	comment	Pre-Asskicking One-Liner: The Dragon has Kirk by the throat, holding him over a ledge and gloating about how weak humans are. Kirk makes some vague choking noises, prompting the villain to observe that Kirk "can't even speak!" Kirk's response? A suddenly lucid "I've got your gun!" at which point he promptly gives The Dragon back his ammo. Right in the chest.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_db911ee	type	Field Promotion
Star Trek (2009) / int_db911ee	comment	Field Promotion: Kirk goes from a Cadet up to acting Captain during the movie.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_dbb23b5f	type	Spinoff Sendoff
Star Trek (2009) / int_dbb23b5f	comment	Spinoff Sendoff: Leonard Nimoy as "Spock Prime" essetnially serves this role, serving as the Prime Reality — let alone one of the most beloved TOS characters — blessing the Alternate Reality and the recasting of iconic roles.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_dc579c91	type	Contrived Coincidence
Star Trek (2009) / int_dc579c91	comment	Contrived Coincidence: Every single officer of higher rank than the main characters is killed or, in Captain Pike's case, incapacitated, resulting in the crew that we know from the original series. Justified in that it's the crew's origin story, but it can stretch Willing Suspension of Disbelief. Except Uhura's superior—she's just a much better linguist than he is. Scotty comes on board after the previous Chief Engineer has already succumbed to stupidity, and he has just invented transwarp beaming. Sort of. Not that Spock Prime has nothing to do with giving Scotty his own completed theory. A deleted line from Spock suggests there was the hand of fate in there. Maybe the biggest one. Spock gets annoyed with Kirk and drops him on the nearest planet after Vulcan is destroyed, which is also where Old Spock is hanging out, because Nero wanted him to bear witness. So far, so good. Then Kirk just happens to land within running distance of Spock's cave, when he could have landed anywhere on the planet. That's... incredibly unlikely. And then Scotty just happens to be stationed in an outpost only a couple of miles away. It's possible that Kirk's pod was deliberately dropped nearby a Federation installation so that he didn't freeze to death, but that doesn't explain what Spock is doing so close by. The film tries to lampshade this coincidence by having Old Spock ask Kirk, "How did you find me?" But, Kirk is too freaked out to answer that question.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_dca70c44	type	Reasonable Authority Figure
Star Trek (2009) / int_dca70c44	comment	Reasonable Authority Figure: Pike; Robau. Looking at the movie again, it would appear Nero is one of these as well. Even when his plans get foiled, or his mooks get punked, he never hauls off and declares You Have Failed Me. When Kirk and Sulu damage the drill the first time, all he did was just retract it and order the red matter deployed.note Then again, they did succeed in reaching the core, so they hadn't actually screwed up his plans.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_dddbdc26	type	Monumental Damage
Star Trek (2009) / int_dddbdc26	comment	Monumental Damage: Narrowly averted. The Narada's giant drill sure looks like it's going to crash into the Golden Gate Bridge, but just barely misses it.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_de085a36	type	Green-Skinned Space Babe
Star Trek (2009) / int_de085a36	comment	Green-Skinned Space Babe: Gaila, Uhura's Orion roommate, another Continuity Nod.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_de70f5a4	type	Continuity Cameo
Star Trek (2009) / int_de70f5a4	comment	Continuity Cameo: "But, sir! If we ignite the red matter—..." While not a straight movie-to-movie example, the Narada managed to sneak in an almost blink-and-you'll-miss-it cameo by Wil Wheaton—Wesley Crusher in TNG—during one of the more hectic battle scenes.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_e064dc5a	type	Plot Allergy
Star Trek (2009) / int_e064dc5a	comment	Plot Allergy: McCoy uses Kirk's (expected) reaction to a vaccine get him aboard the Enterprise on medical grounds. Unfortunately, poor Kirk turns out to be outright allergic to the vaccine and experiences some... rather interesting reactions to it.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_e071496c	type	Within Arm's Reach
Star Trek (2009) / int_e071496c	comment	Within Arm's Reach: A Romulan grabs Kirk by the neck and lifts him up off his feet, squeezing hard. Kirk manages to pickpocket the Romulan's gun, and gurgles. The Romulan asks "What did you say?" and loosens his grip just enough for Kirk to croak "I got your gun" before shooting the Romulan
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Star Trek (2009) / int_e1c796e9	type	Diegetic Switch
Star Trek (2009) / int_e1c796e9	comment	Diegetic Switch: Young Kirk blasts Beastie Boys' "Sabotage" from his stolen car's stereo. The music continues even after he's run the car off a cliff.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_e3d06d0c	type	Bash Brothers
Star Trek (2009) / int_e3d06d0c	comment	Bash Brothers: When Kirk and Spock beam onto the Narada and start shooting up everything in sight.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_e4965307	type	Composite Character
Star Trek (2009) / int_e4965307	comment	Composite Character: This universe's version of Uhura, being a Cunning Linguist, owes a bit to Hoshi Sato, as well as to Nichelle Nichols creating the character as a linguist originally (even if she never really spoke any alien language in the show and actually used a dictionary to speak Klingon in one of the TOS movies). The re-imagined Enterprise is an elemental fusion of the original ship from The Original Series and the heavily-refit version from the first six Star Trek films.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_e4f5affb	type	The Chew Toy
Star Trek (2009) / int_e4f5affb	comment	The Chew Toy: While Kirk is still The Ace we all know and love, he's on the receiving end of most of the asskickings in the film, from the heroes and villains alike! Likewise, his tragic backstory, his reaction to the vaccine, and being chased by not one, but two monsters within minutes of landing on Delta Vega, seem to suggest that the universe is actively conspiring to screw with him!
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Star Trek (2009) / int_e567510d	type	Determinator
Star Trek (2009) / int_e567510d	comment	Determinator: James Kirk, who doesn't believe in no-win scenarios and is certainly one stubborn fellow once he sets his mind to accomplishing something, be it graduating from Starfleet Academy early, finding a way to beat the supposedly unbeatable Kobayashi Maru, or stopping Nero. He takes more beat-downs than any other character and is consistently degraded or doubted by those around him, but keeps coming back for more in order to protect his homeworld. He is certainly not too worried about getting himself killed in the process, either.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_e6558beb	type	Artistic License â€“ Space
Star Trek (2009) / int_e6558beb	comment	Artistic License â€“ Space: The star depicted detonating is too small and completely the wrong type to become a supernova. Expanded Universe material eventually stated (non-canonically) that the nova was deliberately induced with a Star Killing weapon. The Enterprise escapes from the Unrealistic Black Hole by detonating her warp cores behind her as an improvised Orion Drive. If Faster-Than-Light Travel isn't fast enough to get you to escape velocity (implying that they're already well inside the event horizon), a slower-than-light shockwave most certainly won't.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_e7c671f3	type	Mildly Military
Star Trek (2009) / int_e7c671f3	comment	Mildly Military: Starfleet is semi-militarized in response to the fate of the Kelvin, but has its female personnel in sundresses (admittedly this is a Continuity Nod to Star Trek: The Original Series). However, they act more military in this film than Starfleet often does, for instance convening a quasi-Court Martial in response to Kirk cheating on the Kobayashi Maru test. (How military, exactly, Starfleet is depends on the series and script: Prime Kirk and Benjamin Sisko were both very open about the fact that they were primarily soldiers, not explorers or diplomats; Jean-Luc Picard considered himself the opposite.) Uhura, who is at this point a cadet who just got the equivalent of a battlefield commission, is able to talk back to Commander Spock and make him reassign her to the Enterprise instead of reporting to the Farragut as the admiralty (superior to both of them) ordered. For that matter, the rank difference between them should prohibit them from being in a relationship.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_e8428d18	type	Screw the Rules, They Broke Them First!
Star Trek (2009) / int_e8428d18	comment	Screw the Rules, They Broke Them First!: Kirk's defense at his disciplinary hearing for cheating on the Kobayashi Maru test is that "the test itself is a cheat: it's designed to be unwinnable." In other words, he just saw it as doing unto the test what it did unto him.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_e9e35e8f	type	Exact Words
Star Trek (2009) / int_e9e35e8f	comment	Exact Words: Spock Prime insists that his presence be kept secret from Spock. Kirk infers from this that universe-ending paradoxes will ensue. Spock Prime expected Kirk to do just that... but he never actually said that would be the consequence, so technically he did not lie.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_e9f14d87	type	This Is as Far as I Go
Star Trek (2009) / int_e9f14d87	comment	This Is as Far as I Go: Spock Prime tells Kirk and Scotty that he cannot join them on the Enterprise, "That is not my destiny."
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Star Trek (2009) / int_eaa8e6b3	type	Narrow Annihilation Escape
Star Trek (2009) / int_eaa8e6b3	comment	Narrow Annihilation Escape: When Nero launches the red matter into Vulcan's core, Spock is able to rescue the Vulcan High Elders, and Sarek, his father, but is unable to save his mother, Amanda, as the cliff she stood on gave way as the landscape crumbled while they beamed up to the Enterprise. The final view of Vulcan is of the planet spiraling into nothingness as the Enterprise flies away.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_eb81c601	type	Big Damn Heroes
Star Trek (2009) / int_eb81c601	comment	Big Damn Heroes: Spock Prime gets one when he rescues Kirk from an enormous monster on the ice planet Delta Vega. The crew, led by Sulu and Chekov, arrive in time to take out the Narada's entire remaining missile spread.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_eb8ec7c8	type	Jerkass
Star Trek (2009) / int_eb8ec7c8	comment	Kirk intentionally angers Spock, including mocking his parentage, but he's not doing it to be a Jerkass; he's doing it because he had to. The same thing happens in the TOS episode "This Side of Paradise" when Kirk has to piss off Spock to release him from the effect of the spores. Spock Prime undoubtedly had this incident in mind when he counseled Kirk on how to provoke Spock into an extreme emotional response.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_ed2bbf8a	type	You Are in Command Now
Star Trek (2009) / int_ed2bbf8a	comment	You Are in Command Now: Before heading to the Narada, Captain Robau leaves his Number Two in command of the Kelvin. This gets repeated when it's Pike's turn to go to the Narada, so he leaves Spock in command of the Enterprise after promoting Kirk to First Officer. Then, when Spock has to relinquish command for being "emotionally compromised", Kirk becomes the captain.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_f2a5f7f2	type	Expospeak Gag
Star Trek (2009) / int_f2a5f7f2	comment	Expospeak Gag: The rest of the fleet jumps to warp, but the Enterprise just whines a bit. As Sulu tries frantically to figure out what's wrong, Captain Pike tries to give him a hint, but Spock needs to spell it out for him.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_f314f8c4	type	Traveling at the Speed of Plot
Star Trek (2009) / int_f314f8c4	comment	Traveling at the Speed of Plot: The distance from Earth to Vulcan takes exactly as long as is required by the plot. The initial journey seems to take only a few minutes but the return trip takes the second half of the movie. 40 Eridani (the triple-star system identified in canon as Vulcan's system) is only about 16.5 light years from Sol. This means that crossing the galaxy would take less than 9 days. There's an instance of "turbolift rides only last as long as the conversation contained within." Duing the buildup to the Enterprise's departure, Spock takes a turbolift from the shuttlebay to the bridge, 80% of the total length of the ship, within seconds. Later Spock is joined by Uhura in the turbolift. Even after stopping and restarting the lift, the lift travels for at least 20 seconds.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_f3626b09	type	Mercy Kill
Star Trek (2009) / int_f3626b09	comment	Mercy Kill: When the Narada is trapped in a black hole, Kirk offers Nero the chance to surrender and save his crew. Nero refuses and Kirk orders his crew to deliver a Coup de GrÃ¢ce from Enterprise's forward battery.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_f511ea9b	type	Product Placement
Star Trek (2009) / int_f511ea9b	comment	Product Placement: For Nokia, Budweiser, and Jack Daniels. In exchange, a Budweiser macrobrewery stands in for the Enterprise engine room.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_f6d6a1c2	type	Shouldn't We Be in School Right Now?
Star Trek (2009) / int_f6d6a1c2	comment	Shouldn't We Be in School Right Now?: Uhura and McCoy are all still Starfleet Academy cadets called to active duty when a catastrophe looms. Kirk should be in the equivalent of detention, facing suspension, and gets bumped up to first officer.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_f910567	type	This Is a Drill
Star Trek (2009) / int_f910567	comment	This Is a Drill: The bad guys are futuristic miners, so Nero's is a drill that will crack a planet's crust.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_f91d1d4f	type	Darkest Hour
Star Trek (2009) / int_f91d1d4f	comment	Darkest Hour: Pike is forced to give up the Starfleet frequencies, Spock maroons Kirk on Delta Vega, then foolishly takes the Enterprise in the wrong direction.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_f9e16ef	type	Distressed Dude
Star Trek (2009) / int_f9e16ef	comment	Distressed Dude: Pike is kidnapped by Nero.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_f9f2c33	type	Running Gag
Star Trek (2009) / int_f9f2c33	comment	Running Gag: Chekov's accent. Seriously. And McCoy's injections. And Kirk trying to learn Uhura's first name, which itself is a Mythology Gag since Uhura never had a canon first name before now. ("Nyota" was Fanon. Though the fan in question was Nichelle Nichols...)
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Star Trek (2009) / int_fa7d3dfe	type	Number Two
Star Trek (2009) / int_fa7d3dfe	comment	Before heading to the Narada, Captain Robau leaves his Number Two in command of the Kelvin.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_faece9aa	type	The Power of Friendship
Star Trek (2009) / int_faece9aa	comment	The Power of Friendship: Spock Prime cites this trope as the reason why Kirk and Spock must learn to work together; it is the only way the Enterprise can defeat Nero.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_fb6b207f	type	You Killed My Father
Star Trek (2009) / int_fb6b207f	comment	You Killed My Father: Nero is responsible for the death of Jim Kirk's father, George Kirk, only minutes after Jim's birth. Ironically, revenge for his father's death is never a main motive in Kirk's defeat of Nero. Played straight with Spock's mother, whose death takes place in the movie's actual present.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_fbcd6465	type	Attack Hello
Star Trek (2009) / int_fbcd6465	comment	Attack Hello: Apparently SOP for Nero. When the Narada emerges in 2233, the first thing it does is attack the USS Kelvin. When the Enterprise arrives at Vulcan and flies through the debris field of the other Federation ships, the Narada immediately opens fire, only stopping because Nero wants Spock to watch the destruction of Vulcan.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_fcc06c9c	type	Wrong Time-Travel Savvy
Star Trek (2009) / int_fcc06c9c	comment	Wrong Time-Travel Savvy: Spock Prime allows Kirk to infer that universe-ending paradoxes will ensue if he and his younger self interact. He just wants them to work together without using him as a crutch.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_fd5f23a7	type	Skyward Scream
Star Trek (2009) / int_fd5f23a7	comment	Skyward Scream: Nero cuts loose when Spock steals the Jellyfish and its cargo of Red Matter.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_fdad3753	type	When Things Spin, Science Happens
Star Trek (2009) / int_fdad3753	comment	When Things Spin, Science Happens: Ambassador Spock's ship, the Jellyfish, with three separately-rotating components which are obviously scientific and important because they have a glowy thing in the middle. This module seems to take the place of static warp nacelles.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_fe0330fb	type	Brick Joke
Star Trek (2009) / int_fe0330fb	comment	Brick Joke: The novelization ends with Admiral Archer's beagle materializing in the transporter room.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_fe3368cf	type	My Future Self and Me
Star Trek (2009) / int_fe3368cf	comment	My Future Self and Me: Spock and Spock Prime meet at the end of the film and they have a nice chat.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_fed93e1b	type	Dark and Troubled Past
Star Trek (2009) / int_fed93e1b	comment	Dark and Troubled Past: Heavily alluded to with Kirk, who lost his father just minutes after his birth, was frequently abused by his stepfather while his mother was off-planet—his brother Johnny ran away when Jim was still young because he hated their stepfather so much—nearly killed himself by driving a car off a cliff when he was twelve, possibly survived Tarsus IV (if future movies keep with the original series), and was already a repeat offender long before enlisting in Starfleet.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_ff04e190	type	Inciting Incident
Star Trek (2009) / int_ff04e190	comment	The Inciting Incident that kicks off the film (and leads to Spock Prime getting transferred to the resulting Alternate Timeline) is that the Romulan Star Empire needs help creating an artificial black hole to stop a supernova. TNG established in "Timescape" that Romulan ships are powered by artificial black holes.
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Star Trek (2009) / int_ffd816e7	type	Everything Trying to Kill You
Star Trek (2009) / int_ffd816e7	comment	Everything Trying to Kill You: According to Bones, as soon as you leave Earth you may as well kiss your life goodbye.
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Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	A Lesson in Defeat / int_50e2e357
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Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	A Mind Is a Terrible Thing to Read / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	A Minor Kidroduction / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	A Wizard Did It / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Abandon Ship / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Acceptable Hard Luck Targets / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Accidental Pervert / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Accidental Time Travel / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Action Film, Quiet Drama Scene / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Action Prologue / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Actionized Sequel / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Actor Allusion / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Adaptation Distillation / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Adaptation Dye-Job / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Adaptational Comic Relief / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Adaptational Curves / int_50e2e357
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Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Agent Mulder / int_50e2e357
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Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	All Asians Know Martial Arts / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	All of Them / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	All Planets Are Earth-Like / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Alpha Strike / int_50e2e357
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Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Alternate Timeline / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Always a Bigger Fish / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Ambiguous Robots / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	And the Adventure Continues / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Angst? What Angst? / int_50e2e357
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Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Apologises a Lot / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Artistic License – Physics / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Artistic License â€“ Space / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Ascended Fanon / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Audible Sharpness / int_50e2e357
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Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Black Gal on White Guy Drama / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	"Blackmail" Is Such an Ugly Word / int_50e2e357
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Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	But What About the Astronauts? / int_50e2e357
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Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Chessmaster Sidekick / int_50e2e357
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Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Conqueror from the Future / int_50e2e357
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Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Cool Old Guy / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Cool Sword / int_50e2e357
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Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Cosmic Retcon / int_50e2e357
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Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Credits Medley / int_50e2e357
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Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Dedication / int_50e2e357
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Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Deuteragonist / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Did You Think I Can't Feel? / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Diegetic Switch / int_50e2e357
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Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Distress Call / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Ditzy Genius / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Divorce Assets Conflict / int_50e2e357
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Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Don't Celebrate Just Yet / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Don't Like? Don't Read! / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Don't Think, Feel / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Doomed Hometown / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Doomsday Device / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	DoppelgÃ¤nger Gets Same Sentiment / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Double Subversion / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Downer Beginning / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Dramatic Space Drifting / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Dry Docking / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Dumbass Has a Point / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Dungeon Bypass / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Dutch Angle / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Dying Declaration of Love / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Dying Race / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Earth-Shattering Kaboom / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Eerie Arctic Research Station / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Eldritch Starship / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Elevator Going Down / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Embarrassing Middle Name / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Emergency Trainee Battle Deployment / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Endangered Species / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Ensign Newbie / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Epic Launch Sequence / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Era-Specific Personality / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Escape Pod / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Ethereal Choir / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Everyone Went to School Together / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Everything in Space Is a Galaxy / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Everything Is an iPod in the Future / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Evil-Detecting Dog / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Evil Is Hammy / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Evil Is Not Well-Lit / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Evil Me Scares Me / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Evil Overlooker / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Excessive Steam Syndrome / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Explosion Propulsion / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Explosive Instrumentation / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Expospeak Gag / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Extranormal Institute / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Extreme Omnisexual / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Extremely Short Timespan / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Exty Years from Publication / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Eye Am Watching You / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Facial Markings / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Failure-to-Save Murder / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Fake Nationality / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Fake Russian / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Fan of the Past / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Fan-Preferred Cut Content / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Fate Drives Us Together / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Field Promotion / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Field Trip to the Past / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Final Solution / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Finger Gun / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Fisticuff-Provoking Comment / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Flash Sideways / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Floating Water / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Flying Cutlery Spaceship / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Following in Relative's Footsteps / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Forced Perspective / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Forgotten Fallen Friend / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Forgotten Phlebotinum / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Former Teen Rebel / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Friendship Moment / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Fruit of the Loon / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Gadgeteer Genius / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Gay Panic / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Gender Flip / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Generation Xerox / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Giant Equals Invincible / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Giving Radio to the Romans / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Godzilla Threshold / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Going Down with the Ship / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Good Hair, Evil Hair / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Good Scars, Evil Scars / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Gravity Sucks / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Green-Skinned Space Babe / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Gunship Rescue / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Gut Punch / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Half-Breed Discrimination / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Hand Stomp / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Handsome Lech / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Hanging by the Fingers / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Have I Mentioned I Am Heterosexual Today? / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Headbutt of Love / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Heart Is an Awesome Power / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Heartwarming in Hindsight / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Heinousness Retcon / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Hello Again, Officer / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Hero-Tracking Failure / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Heroes Want Redheads / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Heroic Lineage / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Heroism Equals Job Qualification / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	He's Just Hiding / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	High School AU / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Hit So Hard, the Calendar Felt It / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Hollywood Old / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Hollywood Skydiving / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Home Field Advantage / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Homeworld Evacuation / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Hope Bringer / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Human Mom, Non-Human Dad / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Humans Are White / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Hyperspeed Ambush / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	I Am Not My Father / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	I Choose to Stay / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	I Got You Covered / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	"I Know You're in There Somewhere" Fight / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	I Like Those Odds / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	I Shall Taunt You / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	If I Do Not Return / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	I'm a Doctor, Not a Placeholder / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Imperial Stormtrooper Marksmanship Academy / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Improbable Age / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	In a Worldâ€¦ / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	In Spite of a Nail / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Incompletely Trained / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Indy Ploy / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Inertial Dampening / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Inferred Holocaust / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Inhuman Emotion / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Instant Sedation / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Interchangeable Asian Cultures / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Intergenerational Friendship / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Interspecies Friendship / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Invisibility Flicker / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Ironic Fear / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	It's a Small World, After All / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	It's All My Fault / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	It's Not About the Request / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	It's Popular, Now It Sucks! / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	It's Raining Men / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Jitter Cam / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Jumped at the Call / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Key Under the Doormat / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Kidfic / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Kids Driving Cars / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Kids' Meal Toy / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Kill Sat / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Kirk's Rock / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Lab Pet / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Lamarck Was Right / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Lamprey Mouth / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Lampshaded Double Entendre / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Last-Minute Baby Naming / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Last Note Nightmare / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Late Pregnancy Realization / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Late to the Tragedy / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Law of Alien Names / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Lawful Good / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Leaning on the Fourth Wall / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Lens Flare / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Lingerie Scene / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Literal Cliffhanger / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Living Relic / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Lord British Postulate / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Love Transcends Spacetime / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Macross Missile Massacre / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Madden Into Misanthropy / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Maligned Mixed Marriage / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Manipulative Editing / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Market-Based Title / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Marry for Love / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Mars Needs Women / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Master Swordsman / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Maternity Crisis / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Mauve Shirt / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Meet Cute / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Memetic Molester / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Men Are the Expendable Gender / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Mental Fusion / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Mentor Ship / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Mildly Military / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Mile-Long Ship / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Military Alphabet / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Mistaken Declaration of Love / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Mistaken from Behind / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Mistaken Identity / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Moe / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Moe Anthropomorphism / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	More Dakka / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Movie Superheroes Wear Black / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Mugging the Monster / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Multiple Reference Pun / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Musical Nod / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	My Future Self and Me / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	My Greatest Failure / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Name-Meaning Change / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Named by the Adaptation / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Narrow Annihilation Escape / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Near-Villain Victory / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Necessary Fail / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Network to the Rescue / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Never Tell Me the Odds! / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Never the Selves Shall Meet / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Newbie Boom / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	No Conservation of Energy / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	No Endor Holocaust / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	No Infantile Amnesia / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	No New Fashions in the Future / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	No Such Thing as H.R. / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Non Sequitur, Thud / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Non-Serial Movie / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Non-Uniform Uniform / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Normal Fish in a Tiny Pond / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Not Cheating Unless You Get Caught / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Not Drawn to Scale / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Not Now, Kiddo / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Nothing Is the Same Anymore / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	O.C. Stand-in / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Obi-Wan Moment / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Off-the-Shelf FX / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Older and Wiser / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	One Head Taller / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	One True Threesome / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Orifice Invasion / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Orion Drive / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Our Wormholes Are Different / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Outrun the Fireball / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Overly-Nervous Flop Sweat / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Overranked Soldier / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Parenthetical Swearing / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Passive-Aggressive Kombat / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Percussive Shutdown / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Phlebotinum-Handling Equipment / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Planet Destroyer / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Planetary Core Manipulation / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Planning for the Future Before the End / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Playing the Heart Strings / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Plot-Demanded Manual Mode / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Plummet Perspective / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Point Defenseless / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Pre-Ass-Kicking Mutter / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Pre-Sacrifice Final Goodbye / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Predecessor Casting Gag / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Pre-emptive Declaration / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Pregnant Badass / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Premature Birth Drama / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Preview Piggybacking / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Prison Rape / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Production Throwback / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Prolonged Prologue / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Promoted to Love Interest / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Promotion, Not Punishment / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Protagonist Power-Up Privileges / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Psychic-Assisted Suicide / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Pungeon Master / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Puppeteer Parasite / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Puppy-Dog Eyes / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Put Them All Out of My Misery / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Putting the Band Back Together / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Quickly-Demoted Leader / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Quote Swear Unquote / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Rage Breaking Point / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Ramming Always Works / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Rank Up / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Readings Are Off the Scale / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Reality-Breaking Paradox / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Really Gets Around / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Rearrange the Song / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Reassignment Backfire / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Recurring Riff / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Recursive Ammo / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Red Shirt / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Redshirt Army / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Reed Richards Is Useless / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Refuse to Rescue the Disliked / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Reimagining the Artifact / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Reincarnation Romance / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Remake Cameo / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Remote Vitals Monitoring / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Renegade Splinter Faction / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Reset Button / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Retconjuration / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Retool / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Retractable Weapon / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Revenge Before Reason / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Revenge by Proxy / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Reviewer Stock Phrases / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Richard Nixon, the Used Car Salesman / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Ridiculously Cute Critter / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Rings of Activation / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Rocketless Reentry / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Role Swap Plot / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Ron the Death Eater / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Rookie Red Ranger / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Rule 63 / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Rules Lawyer / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Running the Asylum / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Sacrificial Lamb / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Sacrificial Planet / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Sarcastic Devotee / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Sarcastic Well Wishing / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Satiating Sandwich / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Say My Name / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	SchrÃ¶dinger's Canon / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Sci-Fi Flyby / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Scotty Time / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Screaming Birth / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Screw Destiny / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Screw the Rules, They Broke Them First! / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Screw the Rules, They're Not Real! / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Self-Induced Allergic Reaction / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Separated-at-Birth Casting / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Sequel Adaptation Iconic Villain / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Sequential Symptom Syndrome / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Serendipitous Survival / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Serkis Folk / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Sex for Solace / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Ship Mates / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Ships That Pass in the Night / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Shocking Defeat Legacy / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Shoot the Bullet / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Shrug of God / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Sink the Lifeboats / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Sir Not-Appearing-in-This-Trailer / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Skyward Scream / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Sleeping Their Way to the Top / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Sliding Scale of Free Will vs. Fate / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Sliding Scale of Shiny Versus Gritty / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Slouch of Villainy / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Slow Laser / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	So Bad, It Was Better / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	So Proud of You / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Soft Reboot / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Someone to Remember Him By / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Sour Supporter / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Space Is Noisy / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Space Isolation Horror / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Spanner in the Works / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Spared by the Adaptation / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Spared by the Cut / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Special Effect Branding / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Special Effects Evolution / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Spectacular Spinning / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Spikes of Doom / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Spinoff Sendoff / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Standard Alien Spaceship / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Standard Establishing Spaceship Shot / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Standard Starship Scuffle / int_50e2e357
Star Trek 2009	seeAlso	Star Trek (2009)
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Star Trek Movie Curse / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Stealth Sequel / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Still the Leader / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Stopped Numbering Sequels / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Straw Vulcan / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Streaming Stars / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Strong Family Resemblance / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Stun Guns / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Stylish Protection Gear / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Subterfuge Judo / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Surprise Pregnancy / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Surprisingly Mundane Reason / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Swirly Energy Thingy / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Sword Fight / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Tagalong Kid / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Take My Hand! / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Take Up My Sword / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Tattoo as Character Type / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Teach Him Anger / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Teacher/Student Romance / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Teen Genius / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Teleportation Rescue / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Teleporter Accident / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Tell Me About My Father / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Temporal Duplication / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Temporal Mutability / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Terminator Twosome / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Thanks for the Mammary / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	The 47 Society / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	The Aesthetics of Technology / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	The Baby of the Bunch / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	The Bridge / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	The Captain / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	The Day of Reckoning / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	The Engineer / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	The Federation / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	The Foreign Subtitle / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	The Jailbait Wait / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	The Kirk / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	The Main Characters Do Everything / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	The McCoy / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	The Mountains of Illinois / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	The Mutiny / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	The Needs of the Many / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	The Neutral Zone / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	The One with... / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	The Only One / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	The Paralyzer / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	The Precious, Precious Car / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	The Quiet One / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	The Remake / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	The Runaway / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	The Snack Is More Interesting / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	The Stations of the Canon / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	The Stool Pigeon / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	The Talk / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	The Three Faces of Adam / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	The World Is Just Awesome / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Theme Music Power-Up / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Theme Music Withholding / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	There Are No Coincidences / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	They Call Me MISTER Tibbs! / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Things Get Real / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Third-Party Peacekeeper / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	This Is a Drill / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	This Is as Far as I Go / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	This Is My Chair / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Threat Backfire / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Throw-Away Country / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Time Skip / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Time Travel Tales / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Timeline-Altering MacGuffin / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Title In / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Title Theme Drop / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	To Serve Man / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Tonight, Someone Kisses / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Touch Telepathy / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Trading Bars for Stripes / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Transparent Tech / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Traveling at the Speed of Plot / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Trust Password / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Try Everything / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	2-D Space / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Two-Person Love Triangle / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Ukefication / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Understatement / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Uneven Hybrid / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Unfinished, Untested, Used Anyway / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Unfortunate Character Design / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Unintelligible Accent / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Uniqueness Value / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Unnecessarily Large Interior / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Unnecessary Combat Roll / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Unobtainium / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Unrealistic Black Hole / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Unwinnable Training Simulation / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Use Their Own Weapon Against Them / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Used Future / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Useless Bystander Parent / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Variable Terminal Velocity / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Vertigo Effect / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Very Punchable Man / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Violently Protective Girlfriend / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Vulcan Has No Moon / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	War Comes Home / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Watch the Paint Job / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Watching Troy Burn / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Wave-Motion Gun / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	We Wait / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	We Will Have Perfect Health in the Future / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Weaponized Headgear / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Weird Crossover / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	What Year Is This? / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	When Things Spin, Science Happens / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	With Due Respect / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Within Arm's Reach / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Wrong Assumption / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Wrong Time-Travel Savvy / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Year Outside, Hour Inside / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	You Are a Credit to Your Race / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	You Are in Command Now / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	You Have GOT to Be Kidding Me! / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	You Have to Believe Me! / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Younger and Hipper / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Your Mom / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Your Size May Vary / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	You're Not My Father / int_50e2e357
Star Trek (2009)	hasFeature	Zeerust Canon / int_50e2e357
startrek2009	sameAs	Star Trek (2009)

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