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New Trek 2 Set Video

Posted by T'Bonz - 28/02/12 at 10:02 am


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Just days after images from the set of Star Trek 2 were released, a short video featuring Zachary Quinto and Benedict Cumberbatch has been posted online.

The video must have been taken at about the same time as the still images and in addition to action, shows Quinto on his lunch break.

The video features a fight between Spock and Cumberbatch’s character, with Spock seeming to get the worst of the battle.

Quinto’s body double is also seen in the video, which runs for a minute and thirty seconds.

Source: Splash News

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  • http://twitter.com/BurntSynapse John C. ‘Buck’ Field

    Thrilling! I can hardly wait to resume blogging Star Trek by the Minute with Abram’s latest atrocity pimping the franchise for militarism and violence as the answer to every conflict against the completely insane & absolutely evil “others”!

  • Navy

    Made it to the koolaid, eh?

  • http://twitter.com/BurntSynapse John C. ‘Buck’ Field

    If I were in the Navy or other service, I’d probably be incapable of considering the validity of objections to militarism. No one likes to think of themselves, their work, and patriotism as generally being used in supporting evil, i.e.: supporting unnecessary suffering.

    As an analyst I’m always interested in, and invite rational criticism, if any is offered. :)

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