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Director. With an imminent Romulan invasion, Captain Bradley Prentice finds himself caught between a mysterious warlord who will stop at nothing to see the Federation destroyed, and a superior officer who may be hiding something—a dark secret which could save the Federation or seal its doom.
Star Trek II: Retribution: Directed by Brandon M. Bridges. With Majel Barrett, Brandon M. Bridges, Dennis Gard Robb. The peace of the Alpha Quadrant is shattered when the Romulan sun suddenly goes supernova, destroying the entire solar system and countless innocent lives with it.
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Retribution is set about ten years after the events of Specter, and one year after the destruction of Romulus in a supernova (referenced by the backstory of Star Trek). It is implied that "the Shinzon incident" threw their civilization into chaos, but after the loss of their homeworld, suddenly the various warring factions have become united again....
"You can't be serious, Admiral! The magnitude of this...it's unthinkable!""Whether you think about it or not...it's happening anyway."— Prentice and Thornton"There is one other thing...and that's the matter of where this purported evidence came from.""Forgive me, admiral, but what difference does it make?""Kendra!"Admiral Gaius Reyf (voiced by Dennis Gard Robb). Representative of Starfleet Intelligence and mission specialist, expert in Romulan culture and psychologyCaptain Bradley Prentice. Commanding officer of the FitzgeraldCommander Kendra Ronston. First officer of the Fitzgerald.Dr. Elizabeth Falwell. Chief medical officer of the Fitzgerald.The producer has stated that Retribution will be similar in structure to Specter, although the running time would not exceed one hundred fifty minutes. Further, the tone of the new movie would be less "big budget" than its predecessor, and that despite what has been described as a "thrilling" storyline, Retribution would be "less a personal confess...
Just before the production hiatus in November 2011, Bridges posted what appeared to be an early draft of a portion of the film's epilogue sequence. In the scene, Captain Bradley Prentice and an alternate version of Dr. Garr walk down a corridor, discussing Prentice's experiences as depicted throughout the film. In this version of the scene, the two...
Unlike its predecessor, Retribution relies more heavily on visual effects to tell its story, in much the same way as Deep Space Nine showed battles on screen rather than simply referencing them in dialogue as The Next Generation had done. The relatively simple shots from Specter showing the Battle of Wolf 359 were extremely primitive in comparison;...
Midway through production, the film saw the addition of a dedication at the beginning, "For Elaine," similar to the first film's dedication, "For Kristie." It is not known who the dedication is for, however the first cut of the movie to include the addition was also the first to include a scene in which the villain laments what he became after the ...
It has been stated that a mix of canon and non-canon ship designs will appear in Retributionas needed. So far (in order of appearance): 1. ShuttlecraftGuibert (Volga-class Runabout): a fan design in a cameo appearance as a VIP courier shuttlecraft 2. USS F. Scott Fitzgerald (NCC-85107-A): a refitted Galaxy-class starship, aboard which the principal...
Where possible, sets from Specter are being re-used for Retribution, either as-is or redressed as needed. The sets will retain their "alternate" looks to emphasize that the events are taking place in an alternate timeline. In addition, the Galaxy-class sets will be updated to appear period-appropriate as depicted in Star Trek: The Next Generation.O...
As was the case during the production of Specter, early scenes were released as one long clip, with each new cut replacing the one before it. As the project reached one hour in length, often the long cut would be left in place, with each additional scene being released as a standalone clip, with new and longer cuts replacing the clip sets every few...
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