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Star Trek Script

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   (6.50 out of 10)

Writers
  Roberto Orci
  Alex Kurtzman

Genres
  Action
  Adventure
  Sci-Fi

Script Date : November 2007
Movie Release Date : May 2009

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User Comments for Star Trek

Klai (10 out of 10 )
I disagree, though the cursing isn't completely necessary it gives the Director/reader a vivd idea that during this action sequence it is necessary to make this detail very evident to the audience. Very entertaining movie(though almost has the exact plot as Star Wars a new hope). But if it's not broken don't fix it.


Ed (9 out of 10 )
I agree with Klai-- it's the way Abrams and Lindelof write and it's won both of them awards. It's clearly used to heighten the situation-- and what better way to do it.


Klingon (10 out of 10 )
Very good movie- better than any other star trek movie, although I have to agree with lee about the use of the f word. I don't mind that kind of language and it wouldn't be off-putting if it was dialogue (but not in a star trek movie) but it wasn't. Also, Simon Pegg's portrayal of Scotty was better than the tv show.


Baron (1 out of 10 )
Having seen the finished products from these hacks, I'm not surprised at the way the actual screenplay reads. This script is a mess. Not only do the "writers" defecate on the source material, they also employ an array of amateur-level devices, witless dialogue, and various format errors. Their idea of structure is to think of a place where they want the characters to end up and then make up a bunch of implausible scenes to get them there. Defenders of these hacks like to point out that Trek 2009 was a hit. Really though, anyone could�ve greenlit a $150 million budget space action film with the Star Trek franchise name attached and scored big box office. Roland Emmerich could�ve directed a �Star Trek� with the guys who wrote Click and it would�ve been box office gold. Too bad they didn�t hire talented writers and directors who could�ve done for Star Trek what Nolan and company did for Batman. A well-written, competently directed Trek could�ve made$ 1 billion worldwide (like The Dark Knight) instead of just $400 million with a poor showing internationally.


M.E.S. (4 out of 10 )
I would just like to say, that this script is actually very inaccurate. I was watching the movie, and saw that this whole script was practically made-up, and many lines were left out or completely replaced.


Greener (5 out of 10 )
Jesus Christ, it's like if a lumberjack chopped off his toes and then stumbled into a typewriter factory.


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