00:03The goal of this movie was to up the ante as much as we could in many places.
00:08The real issue for us was how do we continue a story that stands on its own,
00:13that makes the audience feel and scream and laugh and cry and just, you know, have a whole experience.
00:20The action in this movie, the scale of the movie, is without question light years beyond what we did in
00:25the first movie.
00:26It is a far more ambitious movie.
00:28Clear the road!
00:34Have I got your attention now?
00:36This film is going to be nuts.
00:40There's so much action in this movie.
00:42It's relentlessly action-packed.
00:45Never a dull moment.
00:46You invest yourself in the characters, you care about everybody, you kind of know everybody.
00:50You know, we laugh a lot and I think that really comes across on screen.
00:54Coming together as a cast and being believable as a unit together.
00:57Everyone has this amazing wealth of talent and depth of personality and generous spirit.
01:04There are so many people that are working at the highest levels of their profession contributing to this film.
01:10This story is very much about a family being tested and about a guy who, while he got the captain's
01:15chair in the first movie, he earns it in this one.
01:17Shut up, Spock. We're trying to save you, damn it!
01:19Doctor, the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few.
01:22Spock, we're talking about your life!
01:24I have the utmost respect for everybody's contribution and it's a real great celebration when you're actually able to see
01:30the finished product and realize that it was the contributions of all of us in our own ways that made
01:35it happen.
01:36Captain, you think you're safe?
01:43You are not.
01:45I can't imagine seeing it, Lamex. I think it would be breathtaking.
01:50This is the kind of film that Woody was made for.
01:53It's everything I would want from a Star Trek film as a Star Trek fan.
01:57And what's the meaning of the Star Trek fan.
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