[jla1987]

Originally Posted by Kukalaka

• The cold open, and the moment you hear those trademark Trek sensor pings in the dark as the Kelvin reveals itself.

This is the main one for me. I was just like WOW! I suspect the reaction will be the same tomorrow night in IMAX!

[jtrek79]

-paramoun logo and kelvin passing by

-the drum music when robau's shuttle cleared the kelvin for narada

-"tiberious? are u kidding me , thats the worst

-kirk grabbs uhura 's boobs

-the wormhole for prime spock

-delta vega red creature

-nimoys revelation

-a trick i learnt from an old friend phrase

-the enterprise destroyed the missiles coming to spock

[Mayce1701]

1: The Paramount image. Basically just because "OMG, IT'S STARTING!!!"

2: Star Trek: In BIG words.

3: Bone's introduction

4: Seeing The Enterprise in space for the first time.

5: Vulcan's destruction

6: Kirk and Prime-Spock.

7: Enterprise rising above Titan.

8: Enterprise comes to the rescue

9: "Im giving her all she's got, Captain"

10: Enterprise escapes.

11: Spock and Spock

12: James T. Kirk, Captain of The Enterprise (Final Scene)

13: Space. The Final Frontier.

A lot of goosebump raising scenes.

[horatio]

I did not freeze in the theatre, so no goosebumps.

[starwarsrcks]

goodness there's so many to list

[Livingston]

for me it was pretty much the whole Kelvin sequence and the sequence where the Enterprise lifted out of Titan's atmosphere.

[Captain Tom Coughlin]

The Kelvin sequence is probably one of, if not the, strongest one in Star Trek film history. It's really that good, IMO.

[Quark]

I agree.

[kevin]

Originally Posted by Captain Tom Coughlin

The Kelvin sequence is probably one of, if not the, strongest one in Star Trek film history. It's really that good, IMO.

Yes, it absolutely is.

[horatio]

What's worse, sheep-f**ing or geese-bumping?