STAR TREK INTO DARKNESS: Making Of Kirk & Khan's Ship To Ship Space Jump

STAR TREK INTO DARKNESS: Making Of Kirk & Khan's Ship To Ship Space Jump

When a damaged Enterprise is left immobilized, Kirk (Chris Pine) and Khan (Benedict Cumberbatch) decide to launch themselves into space, hurtling toward Admiral Marcus' USS Vengeance. Come see how this scene was put together with a mix of CGI and practical effects.

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By nailbiter111 - Sep 28, 2013 03:09 PM EST
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Making of Star Trek Into Darkness by itsartmag



When the crew of the Enterprise is called back home, they find an unstoppable force of terror from within their own organisation has detonated the fleet and everything it stands for, leaving our world in a state of crisis. With a personal score to settle, Captain Kirk leads a manhunt to a war-zone world to capture a one man weapon of mass destruction. As our heroes are propelled into an epic chess game of life and death, love will be challenged, friendships will be torn apart, and sacrifices must be made for the only family Kirk has left: his crew.


STAR TREK INTO DARKNESS was directed by J.J. Abrams ("Super 8"), from a screenplay written by Damon Lindelof, Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci. Returning for the sequel are Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto, Karl Urban, John Cho, Bruce Greenwood, Simon Pegg, Zoë Saldana, and Anton Yelchin. Joined by new cast members Benedict Cumberbatch, Alice Eve and Peter Weller.
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DaVinci31
DaVinci31 - 9/28/2013, 3:45 PM
DaVinci31
DaVinci31 - 9/28/2013, 3:48 PM
They need to explain this mind-blowing scene...
Rokyn
Rokyn - 9/28/2013, 4:15 PM
Little cgi. Atta boy Abrams, you're learning from Lucas' mistakes. Can't wait for star wars episode 7, AoU, and Man of Steel 2.
CavEl
CavEl - 9/28/2013, 4:42 PM
Star Trek was okay, but goddamn was it a stupid science film.

1.) How the [frick] was Kirk able to talk to Scottie from another galaxy? What are the reception on those things? What's connecting the them? WTF?!
THEDARKKNIGHT1939
THEDARKKNIGHT1939 - 9/28/2013, 4:44 PM
This is why Star Wars is gonna be epic. REAL and [frick]in Practical.
SuperCat
SuperCat - 9/28/2013, 4:45 PM










Ichaos
Ichaos - 9/28/2013, 4:49 PM
@CavEl It was a science fiction film not a science film. Also Kirk was not in another Galaxy but another star system which is a HUGE difference. They obviously don't take the time to explain how the technology works as they are making a dramatic film.
Ichaos
Ichaos - 9/28/2013, 4:51 PM
@THEDARKKNIGHT1939 ummm wtf? The force, light sabers, hyperspace, oh and a little thing called physics. News flash both are called science FICTION for a reason.
THEDARKKNIGHT1939
THEDARKKNIGHT1939 - 9/28/2013, 5:08 PM
Ichaos

I'm talking about the film technique, not the actual movie...
VictorHugo
VictorHugo - 9/28/2013, 8:08 PM
CavEl - in Star Trek they use a sub-space channel, the messages arrive faster than light.

Madein93
Madein93 - 9/28/2013, 9:17 PM
LENS FLARE INTO DARKNESS
CavEl
CavEl - 9/28/2013, 11:59 PM
@ victorhugo - Sound can't travel faster than light, it's not possible. And even if it was traveling faster than light, also not possible as light is the fastest thing in the universe, it wouldn't be a telephone call. More like the pony express.

@ Ichaos - no matter where in the universe they were, sound can't travel that fast to make a phone call. Anyway, as far as being in a different star system, it does make a huge difference, but not by much. Our closest star system is 4 light years away, doesn't help your case. I know it is a movie and things shouldn't be taken to heart, but Star Trek is supposed to be Science Possibility, not Science improbability.
WackyBantha
WackyBantha - 9/29/2013, 1:52 AM
Scotty is a murderer.
VictorHugo
VictorHugo - 9/29/2013, 7:21 PM
Cavel this is not merely "sound", it´s information teleported at warp speed.

It´s small potatoes for the Star Trek technology.

You should watch Star Trek from the beginning, not jump into its 700th filmed hour and question something as basic.
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