(10/13) Star Trek NOTES

NOTES BEFORE MOVIE
  • do research on Star Trek (Jane Roddenberry)
  • Nyota Uhura (Nichelle Nicholas)
  • racial and species diversity 
MOVIE BEGIN
  • ship being attacked by black metal tentacles 
  • video message for negotiation 
  • captain with ranking system on ship 
  • captain board enemy ship and leaves Kink in charge 
  • Romulan 
  • kills captain and everyone evacuates the ship 
  • father of Captain Kirk
  • "Jim"
  • blonde kid in convertible (James Tiberius Kirk)
  • Spoke declines admission to academy "live long and prosper"
  • old Jim Kirk meets Uhura 
  • Jim and cadets fight 
  • Jim gets recruited 
  • Jim meets Cory 
  • Jim beats test (Spok doesn't know how)
END OF CLASS 
  • trial interrupted by invasion 
  • gives vaccine to fake sickness 
  • gets on ship and in medical bay 
  • 7 federation ships on their way 
  • go on board NERO ship 
  • prepare the "red matter"
  • red circle in glass case 
  • 2/3 land on platform 
  • transport communication reestablished 
  • send "red matter" to the core 
  • they are creating a black hole 
  • spok goes to surface 
  • looses mother 
  • zapped back to ship
  • member of endangered species 
  • Uhura and Spok 
  • makes him eat slug 
  • NERO headed for Earth 
  • created an alternative reality 
  • Kirk ejected onto frozen planet 
  • dinosaur creatures 
  • future spok saves 
  • future spok and Kirk go to satellite facility 
  • cheating is a trick I learned from an old friend 
  • get back on ship and spok is not captain 
  • spok and Kirk go on NERO ship and Spok gets red matter ship and shoots drill 
  • zap back to ship and open black whole and fire on ship 
  • escape 
  • Kirk is captain and spok is first mate 
  • "Starship Enterprise"

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