Star Trek Into Darkness - Discovery of Cryotube / Khan Monologue

McCoy and Marcus explain their findings and report that Khan retrofitted the torpedo to hide one of his frozen crew members. Kirk and Spock go to Khan and learn everything about him and Admiral Marcus' true plans

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[aeomus]

"...you, you can't break a rule. How do you expect to break bone?" I love how he says that

[dfeenix]

"Mr Spock, you can't even break a rule, how can you be expected to break bone"

Later breaks his bone in their last fight scene

[ScottPress]

Cumberbatch barely blinks in this scene. And of course the camera angles and lightning magnifies the effect, but he looks really intimidating when he says "everything".
Just awesome.

[naranara]

I like both Khans, honestly. Montalban's performance worked for an older, more calculating Khan. Cumberbatch's performance, however, feels like he's fresh out of the augment lab he came from, thirsty for blood. Two angles of Khan Noonien Singh, both I find interesting.

[coralroper]

Kirk, that's a high-functioning sociopath you're talking to.  It's no good trying to shame him with accusations of murder.

[kevinphoenix]

The irony is that Khan had a point and in a twisted way, felt legitimately justified in his attack on Starfleet HQ.

[southpark]

After they leave:
Khan-"I would like to thank the Academy..."

[vicmelepres]

BRILLIANT BRILLIANT ACTING BY CUMBERBATCH! 

[girl]

For all of Khan's sociopathic and arrogant behavior, he actually does have an Achilles' heel beyond those qualities. He *does* love his crew. We saw it in the Wrath of Khan and we see it here. Small fleeting scenes, but he does show true emotion for them. That's why he had to turn away from Kirk. Sure it may be because he only loves them because they are *his* but it's something. He'll never know true love so he'll take it in whatever form it's given to him; like the Borg Queen needing her Borg.

[kaushikhegde]

Benedict Cumberbatch's Khan has the strength and intellect potentially surpassing Spock but he can be emotional and has leadership qualities like Kirk proven in his past as per what was told. Spock speaks in a logical and scientific manner and Khan mixes that with emotion which makes the lines all the more dangerous and captivating to hear. So Khan is essentially equal to Spock and Kirk both.

[JosephDutra]

Out of the three villains in the new Star Trek movies, Benedict Cumberbatch's Khan is definitely the most well-developed. I don't understand why he and this film got such criticisms.

[acealexandermccloud]

“You can’t even break a rule, how can you be expected to break bone”…that was a cold ass line! 😂

[davedirector]

Man when he said "My name is KHAN" all the Trekkies, dressed up in costume, cheered

[mathblaster]

Benedict Cumberbatch nailed this role. Very underrated.

[shaneblackburn]

This movie was spectacular. Cumberbatch gave an outstanding performance. The hate for this movie is ridiculous. For the record I've been a fan of Star Trek since I was a kid.

[Xardion]

1:50 - The one thing that truly struck me in this scene is his expression after he announced his name. That slight dip with his head in order to more see how his eyes are looking at the screen, you can see his ferocity, eventually saying 'I am deadly and will not hesitate to kill you'.

Like a predator...

[gokuo]

So basically, the wrong person woke him up at the wrong time? If he had been woken up during a peaceful time in the Federation's history by a peaceful group people, lets say the Vulcans, nothing would have happened.

[neansath]

I gotta be honest here, the entire time I watched this movie, I thought there was no real "bad guy" just several characters doing what they think is best for their people. Khan included.

[punkrockdavid]

If Kahn is 300 years old then he was made around 1950s..

[kentonbarks]

I remember that one point during Khan's speech, when he shed his first tear, my brother said that he felt sorry for him.