An original Constitution class from one of the Into Darkness cut scenes |
For those without a X-Box those deleted scenes have remained a mystery, until now. The resourceful people over at TrekCore have tracked them down, and posted detailed descriptions of them all. There are nine deleted scenes available:
- An alternate take on the discussion between Pike and Kirk in Pike's office.
- The explanation of Carol Marcus' English accent.
- A different version of Uhura speaking to the Klingons on Qo'noS.
- And a different version of the start of the fight with the Klingons.
- Thomas Harewood's message to Admiral Marcus.
- A Captain's Log scene after the Nibiru incident.
- Kirk witnessing Pike's death.
- Scotty blagging his way into the Section 31 shipyard.
- Kirk meeting the Harewood's after his speech at the end of the film.
Meanwhile, one of the film's production artists, Victor Martinez, has posted some samples of his work form the film on his website. Including artwork of Qo'noS, the Enterprise's warp core, and England, like these:
For more concept art, behind-the-scenes information, and everything else there is to know about about Into Darkness, check out my guide page.
While that's likely just a placeholder or quick fan service Easter egg, can you imagine the forum meltdown that would have happened if that old bucket had actually appeared?
ReplyDeleteThey pretty much saved the internet with that cut.
Still waiting for an Into Darkness art book...
I'm really hoping that they get an Art of Star Trek Into Darkness book out, I hate it that everything is in different places and only available online.
ReplyDeleteI fear we're going to continue to be disappointed with dreams of the art book, if it was going to happen I'd think it would have been either, with the hype of the film release, with the hype of the home video release, or in time for christmas. I guess the best we can hope for is a trilogy book after the next film.
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