The crash of the USS Enterprise | Star Trek Beyond | CLIP

I've cried warmer for the crash of The Enterprise than when the Titanic sank
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[BoxofficeMoviesScenes]

Hi everyone! What grade (out of 10) would you give this video?

[Hellfire]

I just realized a beautiful piece of continuity for this series....the Bridge Escape Pods are called Kelvin the USS Kelvin....meaning these were developed so that the Bridge Crew could escape in emergencies where they otherwise wouldn't be able to....unlike Jim's dad that died on the Kelvin.

[mrz]

Whole time I'm watching this sequence in the theater my main thought was, "Darned lucky the auxiliary reactor didn't suffer a containment breach"

[markhenry]

How many times was that ship going to get owned by mining equipment? The Romulan mining ship....then that.

[darknerd]

Considering how Enterprise is starfleet's flagship, I honestly would've loved to have seen her give Krall hell before she went down. We've never got a full battle for JJPrise with her firing all her phasers doing what Starfleet's flagship does best.

[xinguan]

3:51 I was thinking when watching this scene that Scotty was playing a switch controller in the pod (that “switch controller” is probably the Escape pod controller)

[jonahmiller]

I love that Simon Pegg has no idea about anything technical in the Star Trek universe. The Nacelles, if damaged, cannot properly cool the plasma that goes from and to the warp core and it will cause a warp-core breach almost immediately.
Pegg also beliefs for some reason that solid objects like these little ships, or the missile like projectiles in the 2009 Star Trek movie can go right through Shields. He believes that Shields offer no protection to kinetic weapons are physical objects. He's very wrong. The only time it doesn't help is when the object is just too big and the shields immediately collapse like the Scimitar getting rammed and Star Trek Nemesis or the Enterprise-D getting hit by the USS Bozeman.

[HanwhaEagles--TorontoBlueJays]

5:55 Just listening to this music makes me feel so gloomy

[filthycasual]

Seeing NCC-1701 crash like that gave me Star Trek: Generations PTSD.

[yonu]

And all of the dinosaurs living happy and peacefully, since they had been revived, together looked up in the sky and said on to the other, oh crap here we go again.

[rugbynimbus]

Let's just change the phrase "jump the shark" to "destroy the Enterprise" to indicate lazy writing.

[ptat_Child]

The 3rd Entry was not as good as the first 2 which I love watching over from time to time. I remember a 4th one was in the talks, but negotiations with Contracts and Pay was never resolved.

[davidmckendry]

Have u noticed the bad guy's in this look a bit like the krill from the Orville.

[MiguelAJeffery]

I hated this scene because the protagonist ship goes down at the start, and it was due to recklessness because Kirk failed to heed Spock’s warning about charging into battle. Perhaps Kirk will be all the better for it, but still—this loss was unnecessary

[AboveAverageJoe-jxvd]

“Crash of the uss enterprise”. Also the enterprise in every movi- (explodes)

[frankbalistreri]

The plot for this movie had more holes than the Enterprise

[williamr]

What I don't like about Star Trek is that we see Humans being sucked into space but we never see the villains getting sucked into space. We need more of Villains being exposed to the vacuum of space. I want to watch the Villains die in the vacuum of space because they deserve it.

[mattboesch]

I always hate that once the Enterprise hit the atmosphere it was starting to literally go down in flames like there was no stopping it.

[ThatRandomChannelTRC]

its physically impossible for a spacecraft to fly into a planet. The geometrics arent alligned

[sgg]

Action, a million inconsistencies and no substance.

RIP Star Trek