Before awakening his strength, Abrams returned "Star Trek" back to life in cinemas, well, "old Trek". His re-launch of the 2009 property again imagined the classical science fiction as an adventure with a space adventure, but it also avoided the trend of "nasty film restart" That so many other franchises are accepted at the time.

Obviously, Abrams was a little surprising choice for the job, thinking He had previously thought that Star Trek was "silly, camp something". However, his big swing led to the results of a blockbuster, radiating over $ 386 million to the global treasurer. It was a surprisingly considerable shipping for a return movie Inspiration from different scientific offers from the 1950s and 60s.

Abrams' Rock "Roll" approach also resulted in One of the best film "Star Trek" In the long history of the franchise. However, when the director looked at the film about the book of oral history "Fifty -year -old mission: The next 25 years: From the next generation to Jey Abrams", " He admitted that he had an actor who wished to do more in the film: Eric Bana.

"Star Trek" finds an elderly spack (Leonard Nimoy, playing his classic role) trying to save the planet Romulus from Supernova using a mysterious substance called red matter. Unfortunately, he is unable to do so and ends up in time and space, arriving for more than a century in the past. Waiting for him, there is a Nero (banana), a vengeance Romulan accusing Spack of destroying his home and promising to take revenge.

Looking back on the film, Abrams Lava is praised by everyone in the cast and crew, but especially the casting team of the film, which helped collect the ensemble perfect, capable of filling the big shoes of the "Star Trek: The Original Series". But he also admitted that Bana had the least interesting character:

"Our first 'Star Trek' Movie was, if anything, an exercise in perfection of casting. April Webster and Alyssa Weisberg Helped US Finding Absolutely Perfect Actors. What's wrong with it.

Yes, Nero spends the whole movie chasing a spacel with blood lust. But despite being saddened with a single note, a banana made the most of what was given to him. And although the end result is not very one of the most iconic villains in Star Trek, a banana is still just one piece of the film orchestra, and he plays his part admirable.