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They'e apparently detachable though, since Krall uses one in a failed attempt to shoot Kirk. Arm Cannon: The Swarm's normal weapons.She warns him to not keep saying it, but fortunately they are just about there. Are We There Yet?: As Jaylah leads Scotty on an extended trek to the Franklin, he gripes this.No wonder he's seriously contemplating a desk job. Despite him chasing Cat Girls or Green Skinned Space Babes in the previous movies, being The Captain on a lengthy deep space mission means he can't get involved with a crewmember, and even his interactions with Kalara and Jaylah are chaste. Downplayed: Chekov seems to have developed this, though there aren't many examples of his conquests seen.And the Adventure Continues: The Enterprise crew departs from Starbase Yorktown on the Enterprise-A to resume their 5-year mission, with the "Space, the final frontier" monologue recited by the entire main crew.Ambiguous Syntax: In his log, Captain Edison says "Of the crew, only three remain." While presumably this means Edison himself, Manas, and Kalara, it could also be interpreted as meaning three crew members besides Edison himself, in which case there might be a fourth member of the Swarm out there.Greg Grunberg plays a ranking officer only this time he's defending the station, not attacking it.

Along with a discussion on Aliens Speaking English, Jaylah's dialogue is a reference to Sofia Boutella's accent.Sulu is revealed to be gay, just like his original actor.

STAR TREK BEYOND FULL MOVIE YOUTUBE VIMEO SERIES

The Orion crewmember is played by Fiona Vroom, who previously portrayed one on the Fan Sequel web series Star Trek Continues.

Shohreh Aghdashloo plays a flag officer.

Jaylah, who is very handy in a fistfight or a gunfight.

After Enterprise's neck is severed from the stardrive, she runs into a room to help Kirk manually separate the saucer, sees two of Krall's mooks, and kills both of them in seven seconds flat.

Don't let the Red Skirt fool you, Uhura can hold her own.

None of this is a bad thing, though, because it brings this setting more in line with the parts of TOS that weren't about about Klingons, Romulans, or Khan (i.e. Furthermore, the technological advances from the last two movies (transwarp beaming, using augment blood to cure death) have been forgotten. The only connection to this is a minor thematic one, as Krall is a stranded Starfleet officer who supports militarism. Here, we get a bright, colourful standalone adventure where Scotty explicitly says "Starfleet is not a military organization," the opening scene is about diplomacy, and the main plot is a big-budget version of TOS's many "stranded on an unfamiliar planet" episodes. Star Trek Into Darkness even had Starfleet wearing Nazi-ish uniforms and was full of The War on Terror parallels.

Aborted Arc: The first two movies had a plotline going on about the increasing militarization of Starfleet (thanks to Nero's incursion and Klingon border skirmishes) and a looming conflict with the Klingon Empire.

The Enterprise itself has its warp engines and main engineering hull cut off in succession, while the saucer separates from the remains of engineering and crash-lands on a planet. Abandon Ship: Kirk orders the crew to abandon ship after the Enterprise has been critically damaged and is unable to escape.