Dear god ***Spoiler, do not read if you have not watched the movie***

Rating: 10/10 (12 June 2009)

*******THIS HAS SPOILERS IN THE TEXT. PLEASE DO NOT READ IF YOU HAVE NOT WATCHED THE MOVIE******* I see a lot of disappointed comments, not disappointed in the movie, but disappointed in the fact that such things as alternate time-line, Picard and Data never existing, and the such are claimed and complained about, and used as a reason to dis credit this movie. Sounds like a lot of people haven't even sit and watched the movie.
"Oh, and did I mention that every character in TNG, DS9 and Voyager and Enterprise is dead? Oh, not dead. NEVER BORN! That's right, Picard and Data, will never exist. Never born. Because the time-line has been re-arranged." Come on, didn't your years of growing fat on you parents couch tell you anything about fictional time travel, and fictional parallel universes to know you will still be alive, just not the same, or at the least not the same in a parallel universe? "This new movie is not the Star Trek that we know and have loved for more than 40 years, is in fact a poor excuse to gain market and to reboot (erase) the series completely." This one seems like the guy is well past 40. Back when movies usually involved some guy on a horse "make believing" what the west was like. On the other hand, there were some good thrillers for the time. Today they would seem like an average movie with extremely tight budget compared to the thrillers/horror movies today (I don't remember if they called horror movies horror back then or if thrillers was the term of the time).
I thought the movie added a new saga to Star Trek, being it is based in an alternate universe. Oh and the part about going forward to prevent the destruction of Romulas, and Nero from seeking revenge, let's just say, their attempt to do so would alter the time line even worse farther down the line from there. For example, Nero and his wife would probably not even meet, or/and Spock may decide not to even mention the attempt to save Romulas. But non of the comments are from people who have actually studied Quantum Theory, and the lately termed Quantum Physics, or so they seem to not be from such people.
Just for the record, I have watched the movie, and I thought it rocked in the usual Star Trek fashion. I know how the movie seems at first with time travel, and such things. Everyone is going to complain about something, let mine be the design of the Enterprise bridge. Although I did like the design, it didn't look anything like the pilot for the original series (when Chris Pike was captain). It would have given more authentication in the time line if such had been the case, but for younger generations, it would've put the movie back a dozen decades (being they would know little about TOS, if anything at all).