Title Reenergized (but it's not perfect)

Rating: 9/10 (10 May 2009)

I enjoyed this movie and even though my 17yo daughter won't watch any of the old shows, she enjoyed the heck out of this one. She cried when Kirk's Dad died, and can't wait for the sequel.
Great sets and effects, actors nail their characters, and a new path opens for future shows!
Anyways, there appears to me to be a little bit of a structural problem:
The Enterprise warps away from Vulcan as it explodes, and some time passes before Young Spock boots Young Kirk off in an escape pod, to land shortly thereafter on an M Class planet Delta Vega, where he meets the stranded Old Spock.
Old Spock does a mind meld with Young Kirk, and shows him the destruction of Vulcan as he'd seen it, from Delta Vega, the planet they were on, from a vantage point close enough that Vulcan's surface features were as clearly visible as those of Earth's moon viewed from Earth.
Problem: Distances don't match. Kirk would have traveled a great distance, at warp speed, from Vulcan after it exploded, before leaving the Enterprise to land shortly there after on Delta Vega, the planet that Old Spock had viewed Vulcan's destruction from close-up. Which is it, close up or far away? Kirk couldn't have traveled so far, to wind up so close to his starting point.