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First Look: The New U.S.S. Enterprise!!
January 17, 2008
Source: Moviefone
by Alex Billington
In anticipation of the first teaser trailer for J.J. Abrams' Star Trek, which is due to show in front of Cloverfield this weekend and appear online on Monday, our very first look at the brand new U.S.S. Enterprise has arrived. Thanks to Moviefone, we have a very high resolution look at the new ship, which is the first officially released photo from Star Trek at all. I'm sure a couple of hardcore Star Trek fans will get a good shiver down their spine with this photo.
Click the photo above for full-size.
Star Trek is directed by J.J. Abrams (of "Lost" and Mission: Impossible III) and written by Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci (of The Island, Mission: Impossible III, Transformers). The film is the 11th movie in the Star Trek universe. Star Trek arrives in theaters on May 8th, 2009.
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Reader Feedback - 15 Comments »
1
It is a really good picture. Looking forward to the trailer in a few hours.
Stephen on Jan 17, 2008
2
I'm really hoping for at least a few seconds of footage with the teaser tonight. 4 hours 15 minutes to go woohoo.
Agent Jrb on Jan 17, 2008
3
I can't wait for this! Star Trek lives on!
Andrew on Jan 17, 2008
4
Not a big fan of Star Trek what so ever, but i have been curious about this film for a while now and thinking about seeing it when it comes out, long while yet though so i have a bunch of time to think about it, one of the reason that makes me want to go see it is because its directed by J.J. Abram's and he is a very gifted director, looking forward to seeing the trailer.
Justu on Jan 17, 2008
5
I'm an old school Trek fan, and I must say that I think that Abrams is going to do this one up right.
People like him and Zack Snyder really know how to build buzz and hype and I'm going along for the ride.
William Mize on Jan 18, 2008
6
I guess I'm a Trekker at heart (though not the dress in a Starfleet uniform kind of fan).
The teaser was a mix, really. The welding shots looked a bit odd, particularly in the absence of spacesuited workmen, but the shot of the Enterprise and Nimoy's words created a real buzz - and the Star Trek series - and franchise - really really needs something good to keep it going.
A trailer with some actual footage will do a lot of good.
avoidz on Jan 19, 2008
7
OMG!!! It was truly great to see the old girl "brand new". But the guys working on her without spacesuits on the ground is way off. It is kind of finding out that Speed Racer had built the Mach 5 in space first…why??? And how would he get it to Earth???!!! LOL All true to the story know that the Enterprise was built in orbit, like all large star ships. It really marred the importance of the trailer for me. Like we didn't see Nimoy doing those famous words a mile away. If they REALLY want to sell this film, they had better give everyone a taste of something they had never seen before. Because if not, the Trek family is going to die without a whimper. Being a super loyal Trek fan, I'll buy my ticket…it's the other people they need to sell. And building a space ship on Earth which is small that most NFL arenas doesn't not seem to wow their imagination. 
Winged Gecko on Jan 19, 2008
8
oh i cant wait for this, but damn a year away!
lesper4 on Jan 19, 2008
9
it is about time that they decided to revamp the old starship. i think it is so awesome, especially when the ship was built on earth instead of in orbit. it really shows that it could hold its weight and maintain its integrity unlike the old skinny connie one. I had finished watching Cloverfield and i have goosebumps to think about how cool this new movie will be, lookin forward to seeing it next summer, god willing of course.
Moonobo Goshenko on May 4, 2008
10
@Moonobo - you know things don't actually "weigh" anything much in space… It makes more practical sense to build a starship in space. Look at the ISS currently in orbit 
The old Enterprise design was good (though the 1979 Andy Probert redesign is far far better).
Abrams must have NSA-level security around this movie, since there's been little to no news or photos for ages 
avoidz on May 4, 2008
11
I liked the U.S.S. Enterprize-D better than E. It had a much sleaker look to it. I wish they didn't crash it, it destroyed that whole line in the first eposode about how, "If your good to her, She'll always brong you home. I whish they could have made her not get destroyed.
Morgn on Oct 5, 2008
14
From the previews I have seen so far, I am getting excited to see the movie. let's hope it is a big hit, so many more can follow.
Card Playing Tommy on Apr 30, 2009
15
I can't see all the fuzz about Enterprise beeing constructed on earth. Agreed the majority of ships are built in spacedock but the USS Tsiolkovsky (Oberth Class) - The Next Generation: The Naked Time - was according to its dedication plaque built and launched from Baikonur Cosmodrome in 2363. So Starfleet has the means to build its ships as well in space as on planet surface.
Considering the G-Forces involved to assume warp-speed it's not a big deal to take-off or touch-down on a planet.
VulcanNonibird on May 17, 2009