Star Trek loses it's grip with physics, reality and logic.

Rating: 2/10 (29 June 2009)

If you are up to a great spectacle of a movie, with plethora of effects and action packed time, without any need for logic or sense as long as the story is pompously said, then this movie will be quite a delight to you.
If, on the other hand, you have spent your time watching previous Star Trek movies, and enjoyed the Star Trek series, this will come as a big disappointment. In this creation full of great effects, there is no regard whatsoever, to Star Trek continuance, line of story, physics and logic. Everything is quite senseless, starting with behavior of overly emotional Vulcans (even seen in the trailers), to physics which doesn't follow any rules and just doesn't play an important role in this movie whatsoever. I will not try to talk more about the movie, since the verdict is simple:
You want spectacle and a lot of nicely done effects - you will like the movie.
You want a real Star Trek with some logic and sense in it: skip this, or you will get really disappointed at how stupid the creators of the movie think we all are. (who knows, they might turn out to be right).
I gave it two stars only because great visual effects deserve at least one star, everything else is a total MISS in the Star Trek universe.
This is the beginning of an end of the greatest sci-fi enterprise in the history.