As I understand it, this isn’t Nimoy. This is Lawrence Selleck. And he is quite simply brilliant. He has captured Nimoy’s spirit in a way that evokes an amazing amount of feeling and emotion, particularly when you consider Spock is meant to be all but devoid of emotions.
@bigd7696 STMP was a flawed movie and tried too obviously to compare to 2001, but I appreciate it for the beautifully metallic Enterprise refit special effects by Doug Trumbull (before ILM took over and dulled-down the paintjob to prevent their bluescreen tech from "spilling"), the fact it was the only movie that Roddenberry had real control over and was thus a product of his vision, and that it tried to tackle a true sci-fi plot head-on (with mixed results) rather than devolve into nostalgia as each later movie did more and more.
@@pderham26 we live in a cynical world full of conflict and hate. If Star Trek teaches us anything it is that we must lift up our fellow man. No praise is meaningless my friend.
This keeps popping up in my feed and I keep watching it! I wish they would put out something more. Something new. This is such a high-caliber of what Star Trek was. They can't just leave it at this?
This video (and the others created by OTOY) help to prove that the classic visual style of Star Trek from the 1960s and 70s CAN work with today's design esthetic. There was no need to make Discovery and SNW look 'modern'. With just minor refinements and in the right hands, the pre-TNG art style would have been BEAUTIFUL as a tv show.
I completely 100% agree! It would’ve even been more wow inducing to have disco look like this and then once they had the refit 900 years in the future switch to the current aesthetic.. it would’ve furthered the integration that they have moved distantly into the future. Strange new worlds to me doesn’t have any of the tos aesthetic or style.. not even a little which is confusing even for viewers who are very well versed in the lore. I know exactly when it’s taking place but the aesthetics of it occasionally trick my brain into thinking for split seconds here and there that we’re in the distant future from tos and not in the same timeframe
@@MysticHeather Yes, yes and yes! :) Also, just to drive the point home, look at how the various recent Star Wars series have stayed true to the design of the original three movies. The computer terminals still feature rows upon rows of flashing unmarked buttons. The displays still use minimal and simplistic graphics. Even the clothes and architecture tend to scream 1970s. If they can successfully pull off all those design aesthetics, then Star Trek could have done the same with its retro-futuristic designs.
So that really was the actress from the pilot “The Cage” episode? If not, she really really looked like her to me. As soon as I saw her, I immediately thought of her. Either that or I’m a bigger Trek nerd than I thought.
It’s not just the technology (which is amazing) but also the production. Everything from the cinematography to the editing to the fan service… wow. This is Star Trek in the 21st Century. THIS is what we want. This is the attention to detail that Star Trek deserves!
This is footage from the 1970s and early 80; released by the by the RODENNBERRY ARCHIVE. Also of note Leonard Nemoy is dead ... so not much chance of him starring in a new series anytime soon. ANd I seriously doubt that Paramount is going to give up it's current meal tickets (Abrmas/Kurtzman) to revert anything back to the Prime Universe in a manner befitting core Trekkies despite the shitty content they keep pumping out.
@@uberfu This is footage from last year, using an actor wearing Leonard Nimoy prosthetics, a video-wall virtual production studio, and a pile of carefully created CGI for sets & environments.
100% I have a trade of those issues and looked through it and it looks like a lot of this is pulled from those issues; Algob II, the tower, and in another video, the fleet museum.
@@uberfu No. OTOY was pretty clear that these are brand new stingers sampling what alternate Trek media (Comics, novels, animation etc) would look like if it had made it to the big screen. None of this is outtakes, it's all new.
My friend has directed me to seek out these videos, knowing what a passionate, long-term, Star Trek fan I am. I can honestly say after having watched all of Otoy's videos, I am very, very, impressed with them. This is indeed the Star Trek we now deserve, and could easily stand up today as a successful series. Just a visual pleasure to watch - the stunning visuals, epic musical score, cerebral tone... I could go on, but this is how Star Trek should be done, with thought and passion.
There have been many loves in my life since I was born in 1961. In 1968 my parents moved from Italy to the USA. That's when I fell in Love with Star Trek and have never looked back. I'll take Star Trek any day and hour of the week. I believe in the message, Hope. The future is what we make out it and I'm hoping that Gene's dream comes true. Until then I'll keep watching and keeping Kirk, Spock and so many more close to my heart!
Absolutely agree. With a runtime of a minute and a quarter, this video piqued my interest again in Star Trek moreso than any of the latest movies and series. This video captures the realization of awe and wonder Star Trek was meant to be.
@@weylandyutani5837 I can also absolutely agree. This indeed makes the Star Trek universe feel awesome and wondrous in ways where no other Star Trek show or film has gone before.
A new glance at a long awaited return to proper storytelling. Looks like one of the 'Eve's from the Cage but intrigued as to why she is vision questing. Tantalising scenery and impressive cinematic. I feel I am drooling but I don't know if I am going to be allowed to eat.
Please ... I hope there are more of these to come. It was so what I needed at the end of 2024 to feel uplifted after a difficult year. Thank you so much.
I know right?! I went to their website after seeing this to try to understand what they are doing and they don’t make it super clear. I know they’re preserving stuff and for use for “future generations” in future media and I know they’ve also made it available to everyone (I think) but I’m still a little blurry on the details. Will we get to experience this work ourselves *now*? And if so, how? I’ve seen them mention holodecks but I think that may be the future media they’re talking about.. there’s not much I wouldn’t give to see Mr. Spock “in person” this realistically in some sort of virtual reality so I’m hopeful that that future isn’t too far away lol
The imagery and score is breathtaking… the entry shot of Enterprise has the wrath of Khan feel to it -haunting - and the overall look is true to the TMP while moving the Star Trek Universe into a more serious and visually compelling direction. I loved it. I hope this new direction can be pursued into a story.
The aesthetic is great. I would love to see it used for star trek. I know that some of the tech looks outdated but they could simply say its an alternate time line to ours.
@@chriswright6245 I absolutely adore the CAGE aesthetic. More sober. Space in the CAGE just feels more vast in a way. It's the Trek we never got to see. But this trailer makes that lost era look retro futuristic but also hypermodern, hyperreal. Somehow more profound.
Okay, these Roddenberry Archive shorts are the Star Trek I want to see. The tone, period, music and mood. Adult science fiction, the almost 20 years of untold Enterprise adventures after V'Ger that go untold. Star Trek, before the red uniforms and ship battles at sea.
Star Trek was never like this but it would be an incredible direction for a future project. Weird, artistic, surreal, 70s hard sci-fi. This proves it would be incredible. As incredible as it is to see Nimoy's likeness being so well recreated to a level I've never seen before, I can't help but be unsettled by the ethics of this. He's literally cannot give consent
His widow and estate would've been consulted if this were a commercial project, some actors have directives in their wills as to what is and isn't allowable to use their likeness and voices for. For non-commercial use I'm not sure what the legality is, I would think anyone releasing stuff into the public domain would still be held to the same rules. One thing is certain, the future is here, with AI now on an exponential growth phase you'll get technology and results that would now be considered impossible.
I’m Speechless…. The way it feels like classic Star Trek but with the scale and complexity of 2001 in the way these beautiful shots are composed. I must have more !
@@thundergodcid960 that's typical Boomer too to think that he's my hero just because I don't hate all the new Star Trek because I think it's too woke for having people of color and non-heterosexual characters. Go take your statins
Was that rock thing she was walking on from that Star Trek comic? If I recall right she gets transported to an AU future with Pike in command of the Enterprise A. And joins with Captain Kirk of a pirate ship to send her back to the right time?
I really want to know more what is happening here. This along with your other clips, looks so much better than anything CBS/Paramount have put out since 2009. Retro in aesthetics but modern in production values.
@@emagotis I’m pretty sure it’s a real actor but using very good deepfake tech of Leonard Nimoy’s face on their body. Definitely better than the Disney’s recent Luke Skywalker deepfake.
@@GartheKnightReturns I believe the actor was also wearing prosthetics of some of Leonard nimoys features… it’s really really well done. Leonard had such unique features I’m very impressed with their ability to mostly recapture them in such realism
This is beautiful! Original motion picture reimagined? Nimoy at the end, geez, talk about bringing weight to a part. Just standing there like the Vulcan boss he brought to life.
Massive respect to the uploader. The concept and cinematic quality speaks for itself. Alas if only Star Trek was conceived this way in our times, were World building illustrated on a scale akin to DUNE Mk II. Is it too much to as to prise our purses by offering Cinema-goers a degree of thrill and escapism, amid these bleak uncertain economic times??
I hope this is a trailer for a miniseries, a web series or even a 2-hour television movie. This definitely needs to be made into a full length feature. Combine elements from the Cage all the way through the Motion Picture even that quick scene from Star Trek 3 where the Enterprise is burning up...we need something like this for Star Trek now. Breathe some life back into it!
We need need Star Trek made by people who love Star Trek. We need Star Trek that's not written for the lowest common denominator. We need Star Trek written by actual science fiction authors.
WILLIAM SHATNER ,JUST LIKE star Trek itself ,keeps on going ,the guy is amazing ,Spock is Iconic . If this is a trailer ,I can't wait for the series ,looks and feels awesome ❤👌
It's amazing how this franchise just keeps being good. Granted, it takes a little getting used to the changing culture, but they still make it with quality and a winning vision. The creator is a very great man and he deserves all of the honors he ever got.
Just noticed 4 others on the hilltop. This is all really well-done stuff. I'd pay to watch a full feature. It's done very, very well, and everyone can admit Trek fans are the most critical bunch.. and as one, I strongly approve of this so far. Is that winter ship the original Enterprise design sketch 22-L ? YES! That's the famous RINGSHIP XCV-330 model by Matt Jefferies!!!
@@alrightythen888 Hahahaha. Good on that kid, if he did! Rumor has it there may be an effort to Live-Action the Animated Star Trek series. If there is, and this is the result, I'm in. I've seen similar examples of Arex (orange alien (Edosian) crew member) modernized with stunning, realistic effect with period-correct lighting and uniform.
@@garrisoncollins6076 I had heard the makeup for the two actors was practical effects, good old makeup and prosthetics. Until you can show a reference to disprove it, that's my understanding.
@@garrisoncollins6076 Thanks, I'll check again. I've seen a few videos about it. Not sure why I thought the two actors wore prosthetics though. I know Josh Brolin had a fake CGI head on a kind of lollypop stick above his real head, so of course these would simply be CGI. Lolls.
Here from the M2 chip announcement and YES. YES. YES. I have no idea what is going on but that actress and the Spock stand in are filmed brilliantly and the rendering is simply gorgeous.
0:47 For those that have had the 1980 book: "STAR TREK: Spaceflight Chronology" since childhood, it was so good seeing the USS Enterprise - Declaration Class with the two large rings. It was described as a 3.2 Warp Starliner in the book, ferrying passengers and goods between Earth and Alpha Centauri and resulted in 957 of these Declaration Class ships being built, because the demand for this travel was so high.
@@JJROGERS41 Maybe but Talos is more a desert than anything else, we don't see grass there. I'm assuming that was supposed to be the Enterprise but who knows. Hope they do more.
I am not even a trekkie and this gave me immense chills. The people creating these concepts clearly love Roddenberry and the universe he created
Well OTOY works for the Roddenberry Estate, And Rod Roddenberry.
@@prowl420 They certainly do very good work.
I swear: If they gave us a Star Trek movie like this, I'd never leave the house again!!!
How would you see it then? Given it'd likely be shown in a theater.
@@Bobby90 are you sure about that?
NO MORE LOCK DOWNS!
@DisentDesign Yes, the camera will TRULY lie!
The potential for misuse is enormous!
😂😂😂❤
I don't know what this is exactly but it's exactly what Star Trek needs right now.
What Star Trek is currently doing is what we need right now.
well what you'll get instead is Star Trek comedy show instead and no I'm not joking, its the next show in development after Academy.
100%
What we will get in the words of HAL, is something wonderful
Blown away! Literally blown away! Seeing Nimoy as Spock again just made me heart flutter! Just pure joy and amazement!
Literally?
@@pderham26 Literally! You should see the splatter!
@@nelsonc6173 no
@@pderham26 You should!
As I understand it, this isn’t Nimoy. This is Lawrence Selleck. And he is quite simply brilliant. He has captured Nimoy’s spirit in a way that evokes an amazing amount of feeling and emotion, particularly when you consider Spock is meant to be all but devoid of emotions.
No lens flare. No dark sets. No shaky cam. No fast cuts.
Nice clean, crips visuals. In an alternate universe, we got a Star Trek like this.
Thank you.
exactly
Professional, is the word
NO JJ is the alternate universe...this is the real deal! LOL : )
In the Harambe timeline.
That's why I will always love STMP because it feels like 2001 - which gives you that special feeling about space
What’s STMP? I get the Star Trek part, but I don’t get the MP.
@@thehaloofthesun Star Trek the motion picture
That was kind of the idea.
thats why i dont like stmp that much, because it feels too much like 2001 - a boring odyssey, everything but HAL9000 in this movie is boring AF
@bigd7696 STMP was a flawed movie and tried too obviously to compare to 2001, but I appreciate it for the beautifully metallic Enterprise refit special effects by Doug Trumbull (before ILM took over and dulled-down the paintjob to prevent their bluescreen tech from "spilling"), the fact it was the only movie that Roddenberry had real control over and was thus a product of his vision, and that it tried to tackle a true sci-fi plot head-on (with mixed results) rather than devolve into nostalgia as each later movie did more and more.
This just goes to show how good new trek could have looked with the classic aesthetics. Blown away
SNW is being filmed using techniques from TOS.
@@NewmanAttack "techniques"
@@NewmanAttackThat won’t save it from being awful
Wow, amazing. Looks like the best star trek movie we never had.
Aaargh!!! I'm dying!!! This is soooo good!!! It kills me that this will not be a series or movie!
I would love to see a Star Trek movie with a more cerebral tone like this.
Yeah, it's a pity how stupid Star Trek became.
Wow these are absolutely brilliant. They feel so epic in scale and atmosphere. This is what Star Trek is missing these days!!! Wonderful work!!!
What meaningless praise
@@pderham26 we live in a cynical world full of conflict and hate. If Star Trek teaches us anything it is that we must lift up our fellow man. No praise is meaningless my friend.
@@WHR17 No, Star Trek never teaches us that all praise is meaningful. Trek and modern liberal values split ways at denial of reality.
No idea where this is heading - but it's very, very impressive. More please!
SHOCKING levels of realism. WOW. Well done. It re-writes the book on everything.
More of this please!!!! Anything TMP era related and you have my full attention.
TMP stands for...?
@@RamonaThePessst The Motion Picture
@@MozVegas Ahhhh! *doink* Thanks
This keeps popping up in my feed and I keep watching it! I wish they would put out something more. Something new. This is such a high-caliber of what Star Trek was. They can't just leave it at this?
@@rufus5966 I just saw this. This is so very high production value. I'm confused.
I have NO idea how I got here, but fuck! I love Star Trek so much and I’m so glad I clicked on this
Seriously, what is this?! It’s like Terence Malick made a Star Trek movie! This is so done masterfully! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
If Villeneuve will make it, then this is what it will look like.
This video (and the others created by OTOY) help to prove that the classic visual style of Star Trek from the 1960s and 70s CAN work with today's design esthetic. There was no need to make Discovery and SNW look 'modern'. With just minor refinements and in the right hands, the pre-TNG art style would have been BEAUTIFUL as a tv show.
Thank you for being correct.
Wholly Agree. Never thought of that. Live Long and prosper. 🚀
I completely 100% agree! It would’ve even been more wow inducing to have disco look like this and then once they had the refit 900 years in the future switch to the current aesthetic.. it would’ve furthered the integration that they have moved distantly into the future. Strange new worlds to me doesn’t have any of the tos aesthetic or style.. not even a little which is confusing even for viewers who are very well versed in the lore. I know exactly when it’s taking place but the aesthetics of it occasionally trick my brain into thinking for split seconds here and there that we’re in the distant future from tos and not in the same timeframe
@@MysticHeather Yes, yes and yes! :)
Also, just to drive the point home, look at how the various recent Star Wars series have stayed true to the design of the original three movies. The computer terminals still feature rows upon rows of flashing unmarked buttons. The displays still use minimal and simplistic graphics. Even the clothes and architecture tend to scream 1970s. If they can successfully pull off all those design aesthetics, then Star Trek could have done the same with its retro-futuristic designs.
So that really was the actress from the pilot “The Cage” episode?
If not, she really really looked like her to me.
As soon as I saw her, I immediately thought of her.
Either that or I’m a bigger Trek nerd than I thought.
It’s not just the technology (which is amazing) but also the production. Everything from the cinematography to the editing to the fan service… wow. This is Star Trek in the 21st Century.
THIS is what we want. This is the attention to detail that Star Trek deserves!
These beautiful images recall issues #12-14 of Marvel's "Star Trek Early Voyages" from 1998. I hope this is the harbinger of great things to come.
This is footage from the 1970s and early 80; released by the by the RODENNBERRY ARCHIVE. Also of note Leonard Nemoy is dead ... so not much chance of him starring in a new series anytime soon. ANd I seriously doubt that Paramount is going to give up it's current meal tickets (Abrmas/Kurtzman) to revert anything back to the Prime Universe in a manner befitting core Trekkies despite the shitty content they keep pumping out.
@@uberfu This is footage from last year, using an actor wearing Leonard Nimoy prosthetics, a video-wall virtual production studio, and a pile of carefully created CGI for sets & environments.
100% I have a trade of those issues and looked through it and it looks like a lot of this is pulled from those issues; Algob II, the tower, and in another video, the fleet museum.
@@uberfu No. OTOY was pretty clear that these are brand new stingers sampling what alternate Trek media (Comics, novels, animation etc) would look like if it had made it to the big screen. None of this is outtakes, it's all new.
We can but hope!
These are just unreal. I live to see Star Trek like this again.
My friend has directed me to seek out these videos, knowing what a passionate, long-term, Star Trek fan I am. I can honestly say after having watched all of Otoy's videos, I am very, very, impressed with them. This is indeed the Star Trek we now deserve, and could easily stand up today as a successful series. Just a visual pleasure to watch - the stunning visuals, epic musical score, cerebral tone... I could go on, but this is how Star Trek should be done, with thought and passion.
Thank you!
Wtf, this is so much better than anything Paramount is making atm?!
There have been many loves in my life since I was born in 1961. In 1968 my parents moved from Italy to the USA. That's when I fell in Love with Star Trek and have never looked back. I'll take Star Trek any day and hour of the week. I believe in the message, Hope. The future is what we make out it and I'm hoping that Gene's dream comes true. Until then I'll keep watching and keeping Kirk, Spock and so many more close to my heart!
I wish Leonard Nimoy could've seen this.
Just..... wow......
I haven't had chills from anything Star Trek related in decades.
This blew me away.
Absolutely agree. With a runtime of a minute and a quarter, this video piqued my interest again in Star Trek moreso than any of the latest movies and series.
This video captures the realization of awe and wonder Star Trek was meant to be.
@@weylandyutani5837 I can also absolutely agree. This indeed makes the Star Trek universe feel awesome and wondrous in ways where no other Star Trek show or film has gone before.
These short videos are truly beautiful. They do honour to Rodenberry's legacy.
A new glance at a long awaited return to proper storytelling. Looks like one of the 'Eve's from the Cage but intrigued as to why she is vision questing. Tantalising scenery and impressive cinematic. I feel I am drooling but I don't know if I am going to be allowed to eat.
Please ... I hope there are more of these to come. It was so what I needed at the end of 2024 to feel uplifted after a difficult year. Thank you so much.
This is what we need. Something familiar with a lot of heart, painted with breathtaking visuals, and a powerful score.
What is it?
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I have no idea what you're doing, but I'm very excited to find out. So much great stuff in here.
I know right?! I went to their website after seeing this to try to understand what they are doing and they don’t make it super clear. I know they’re preserving stuff and for use for “future generations” in future media and I know they’ve also made it available to everyone (I think) but I’m still a little blurry on the details. Will we get to experience this work ourselves *now*? And if so, how? I’ve seen them mention holodecks but I think that may be the future media they’re talking about.. there’s not much I wouldn’t give to see Mr. Spock “in person” this realistically in some sort of virtual reality so I’m hopeful that that future isn’t too far away lol
there is more here than in some of the "space fight" movies..
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This is part of the Roddenberry Archives that was presented on the convention in Las Vegas.
The imagery and score is breathtaking… the entry shot of Enterprise has the wrath of Khan feel to it -haunting - and the overall look is true to the TMP while moving the Star Trek Universe into a more serious and visually compelling direction. I loved it. I hope this new direction can be pursued into a story.
All the same than Bill! ;)
The aesthetic is great. I would love to see it used for star trek. I know that some of the tech looks outdated but they could simply say its an alternate time line to ours.
@@chriswright6245 I absolutely adore the CAGE aesthetic. More sober. Space in the CAGE just feels more vast in a way. It's the Trek we never got to see. But this trailer makes that lost era look retro futuristic but also hypermodern, hyperreal. Somehow more profound.
@@BritneyLaZonga I was a fan of the tmp aesthetic too. Very nice
Uhuj
Okay, these Roddenberry Archive shorts are the Star Trek I want to see. The tone, period, music and mood. Adult science fiction, the almost 20 years of untold Enterprise adventures after V'Ger that go untold. Star Trek, before the red uniforms and ship battles at sea.
This keeps coming up in my recommended videos and I keep watching it! LOL I demand more! A part 2 perhaps?
Star Trek was never like this but it would be an incredible direction for a future project. Weird, artistic, surreal, 70s hard sci-fi. This proves it would be incredible.
As incredible as it is to see Nimoy's likeness being so well recreated to a level I've never seen before, I can't help but be unsettled by the ethics of this. He's literally cannot give consent
His widow and estate would've been consulted if this were a commercial project, some actors have directives in their wills as to what is and isn't allowable to use their likeness and voices for.
For non-commercial use I'm not sure what the legality is, I would think anyone releasing stuff into the public domain would still be held to the same rules.
One thing is certain, the future is here, with AI now on an exponential growth phase you'll get technology and results that would now be considered impossible.
The final shot of TOS-era Spock in an updated uniform and in hi-def is mind bending. Or should I say mind melding? Beautiful.
Thank you so much for reposting Memory Wall because it’s one of my favourites. 🖖🏻🖖🏼🖖🏽🖖🏾🖖🏿
Such beautiful and evocative work, thanks y'all!
I’m Speechless…. The way it feels like classic Star Trek but with the scale and complexity of 2001 in the way these beautiful shots are composed. I must have more !
That is the most gorgeous face reveal of all time. Genius work, can't wait to see more. More exciting than anything Hollywood is doing by far.
After watching this, I can only say - you get it! You understand it! Please, please for the love of God keep giving us more.
Beautiful peace of film would love to see as a full move thank you to the people who made this 🖖
This is the best, found it after a year searching.
I miss what Star Trek used to be and yes, I remember. Thank you.
That constitution re-fit looks absolutely stunning😊
That's awesome. I really love those shorts. No talking, subtle sound design. Very atmospheric!
So glad OTOY put this back up again. Amazing!!!
This minute long promo is far more Star Trek than whatever JJ & Kurtzman has been putting out.
@404 TV Oh look, a Zoomer who admits they have garbage taste.
Ok boomer
@@nardpuncher Much like your hero JJ Abrams, your response is just as derivative as his body of work.
@@thundergodcid960 that's typical Boomer too to think that he's my hero just because I don't hate all the new Star Trek because I think it's too woke for having people of color and non-heterosexual characters. Go take your statins
@@thundergodcid960 being ignorant and hating everything and getting angry at everybody is no way to go through life, incel
What is happening here?!
I mean, I want more but what is this going to be? A game, a movie, a series?
Whatever it is I'm excited for it.
Exact I have no idea what this is
I love the reference to the “dual ring” enterprise near the end of the video.
Yeah so confused about the XCV-330 maybe he was trying to locate it?
Memory Wall is PERFECTION..!
🙂👌
Thank you 4️⃣ reposting this👍
Was that rock thing she was walking on from that Star Trek comic? If I recall right she gets transported to an AU future with Pike in command of the Enterprise A. And joins with Captain Kirk of a pirate ship to send her back to the right time?
This has to be the best ST trailer in 30 years or more.
Wow It took me years to find this channel, dang, glad I finally did, here from
The Critical Drinker. Love this Star Trek.
The ellipse on the top of the mountain looking like one of the internal components of V'ger.
Nice touch.
Still waiting for more information on this fascinating video please. Thank you 😊
I really want to know more what is happening here. This along with your other clips, looks so much better than anything CBS/Paramount have put out since 2009. Retro in aesthetics but modern in production values.
The last shot of Spock is 100% digital. Can't see if it's realtime.
@@emagotis I’m pretty sure it’s a real actor but using very good deepfake tech of Leonard Nimoy’s face on their body. Definitely better than the Disney’s recent Luke Skywalker deepfake.
WOW
@@GartheKnightReturns I believe the actor was also wearing prosthetics of some of Leonard nimoys features… it’s really really well done. Leonard had such unique features I’m very impressed with their ability to mostly recapture them in such realism
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I fell in love with ST:TOS because of the films, Starting ST: TMP. Seeing this, 😮😮😮! Well ❤ Done!
This is beautiful! Original motion picture reimagined? Nimoy at the end, geez, talk about bringing weight to a part. Just standing there like the Vulcan boss he brought to life.
You're doing amazing work. Simply amazing.
MOOOOOOOORE! Love this
The lips shape on the top of the stone structure matches the lips shape (ship?) that Spock's EVA journey into V'Ger; took him into.
There's also the Enterprise descending into Genesis.
Which means this ties into Search for Spock.
Looks more like the CBS logo to me.
Massive respect to the uploader. The concept and cinematic quality speaks for itself. Alas if only Star Trek was conceived this way in our times, were World building illustrated on a scale akin to DUNE Mk II. Is it too much to as to prise our purses by offering Cinema-goers a degree of thrill and escapism, amid these bleak uncertain economic times??
I hope this is a trailer for a miniseries, a web series or even a 2-hour television movie. This definitely needs to be made into a full length feature. Combine elements from the Cage all the way through the Motion Picture even that quick scene from Star Trek 3 where the Enterprise is burning up...we need something like this for Star Trek now. Breathe some life back into it!
We need need Star Trek made by people who love Star Trek. We need Star Trek that's not written for the lowest common denominator. We need Star Trek written by actual science fiction authors.
Autumn
@@ConceptJunkie Amen!
And not pay TV!
Beautiful, captivating. Better than the entire 3 seasons of Discovery.
I'm not sure what this is or what is going on, but I want a lot more of it. Wow! Just wow.
WILLIAM SHATNER ,JUST LIKE star Trek itself ,keeps on going ,the guy is amazing ,Spock is Iconic . If this is a trailer ,I can't wait for the series ,looks and feels awesome ❤👌
Chills tears brothers sisters. Beautiful. 🖖🏻 Live long and prosper.
It's amazing how this franchise just keeps being good. Granted, it takes a little getting used to the changing culture, but they still make it with quality and a winning vision. The creator is a very great man and he deserves all of the honors he ever got.
Nutrek is trash
Outstanding work, utterly brilliant.
I feel like I have seen that before. The thing with Colt and the pond looking thing. That was awesome and gorgeous
If you follow the Star Trek early voyages comic it appeared in that series
@@scotttaylor5710 That's where I have seen it. It has been driving me crazy because I couldn't remember where I had seen it. 😂
@@Crossedsteve yes all the info is here in the BTS blog: home.otoy.com/roddenberryarchiveaug22/
Honestly, as much as I love watching these clips... it's absolute torture.
This is nothing short of magical.
This is my favorite of the lot! You need to turn this into a whole movie! Call the suits; cut a deal with them!
Kinda speechless wow masterwork full and absolute respect for this
Just noticed 4 others on the hilltop. This is all really well-done stuff. I'd pay to watch a full feature. It's done very, very well, and everyone can admit Trek fans are the most critical bunch.. and as one, I strongly approve of this so far. Is that winter ship the original Enterprise design sketch 22-L ? YES! That's the famous RINGSHIP XCV-330 model by Matt Jefferies!!!
@@alrightythen888 Hahahaha. Good on that kid, if he did! Rumor has it there may be an effort to Live-Action the Animated Star Trek series. If there is, and this is the result, I'm in. I've seen similar examples of Arex (orange alien (Edosian) crew member) modernized with stunning, realistic effect with period-correct lighting and uniform.
One of the cleverest sedgeways ever conceived... THANKS!!!!
This came up in my feed and it took my breath away. What am I watching here?
This was in my reccomended videos, this looks spectacular
The prosthetics on the actors playing Nimoy and Laurel Goodwin blow my mind. It's not CGI, it's amazing prosthetics.
I thought I was seeing things, but yes, did they seriously bring back the yeoman from "The Cage" for this? That's just insanely awesome.
It is CGI. Next Gen.
@@garrisoncollins6076 I had heard the makeup for the two actors was practical effects, good old makeup and prosthetics. Until you can show a reference to disprove it, that's my understanding.
@@garrisoncollins6076 Thanks, I'll check again. I've seen a few videos about it. Not sure why I thought the two actors wore prosthetics though. I know Josh Brolin had a fake CGI head on a kind of lollypop stick above his real head, so of course these would simply be CGI. Lolls.
Only the fans and the original creators know what makes Star Trek, Star Trek! This needs to be pushed into a full blown film!!! 🫡🖖
I swear it does 🖖🏾
wow, the work blows my mind, best I ever seen
Whatever this is building up to - I. Am. Here for it!!!
Is that the Yeoman from "the Cage"?
Here from the M2 chip announcement and YES. YES. YES. I have no idea what is going on but that actress and the Spock stand in are filmed brilliantly and the rendering is simply gorgeous.
outstanding... simply outstanding.
Live long and prosper my friend, we will get there eventually!
This really plays with my emotions.
0:47 For those that have had the 1980 book: "STAR TREK: Spaceflight Chronology" since childhood, it was so good seeing the USS Enterprise - Declaration Class with the two large rings. It was described as a 3.2 Warp Starliner in the book, ferrying passengers and goods between Earth and Alpha Centauri and resulted in 957 of these Declaration Class ships being built, because the demand for this travel was so high.
This is what they needed to do: a prequel TV series based in a timeline culminating in the events of ST:TMP (late 2260s - 2270s).
This is good. This is really good. Please do more.
Awesome. I immediately want to see this. Something that's missing in modern Trek.
Very cool, would love to see more. Seeing the old Enterprise on that frozen world, has to be a story there.
I figured that was the ship that crashed on Talos IV...?
@@JJROGERS41 Maybe but Talos is more a desert than anything else, we don't see grass there. I'm assuming that was supposed to be the Enterprise but who knows. Hope they do more.
Kinda like "TMP meets Bladerunner 2049". A complete overhaul of TMP in this style would be incredible!!!! OMG.
OKAY OKAY! I was thinking the same thing and WOW this!
There really needs to be a TV Series!
She was one of my favorite characters in The Cage.
Now I remember her and number 1 which is Roddenberry wife
I genuinely can’t accept how a prosthetic could be this good
This is REAL Star Trek, the way it was, the way it's meant to be...
I will pay all the money to see this as a movie.
I wish they made a Star Trek series that told hard science fiction stories that gave vibes like this and TMP.