Abrams' Salt and Gorn
A little while ago, I showed you what J.J. Abrams' Klingons would have looked like had they not been cut from the final version of STAR TREK, and the result was that actually, they were pretty damn cool. Well, according to this special feature from the DVD (via TrekMovie), there were other classic Trek creatures cut during the Klingon prison scene as well.
Below you’ll find Abrams’ renditions of the Salt Vampire and Gorn, which unfortunately we never got to see on screen. Gorn of course, is legendary for his famous fist fight with Kirk which made for one of the most ridiculously awesome moments of the original series.
Check them out below and head over to TrekMovie for the full feature.


Source: TrekMovie
Extra Tidbit: I think I'd actually prefer Borg or Klingons over Khan in the next movie.







































































































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Having said th...
Having said that, what I'd really like to see is more minor characters unexpectedly becoming major players; Harry Mudd, the Organians, the Romulan commander from Balance of Terror, hell - even Spock's brother Sybok. JJ has a HUGE playground to work with, I only hope he stays off the old swingset (timetravel) now that he used it in the first movie. Quick final thought - how about Scotty is somehow partially responsible for creating the Borg, and the guilt leads to his drinking problem?
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Secondly, am I the only one who noticed that the Klingon torturer sounded ridiculously like Paul Frees? Are we in a Klingon interrogation chamber or the Haunted Mansion at Disneyland?
I'm down with Kha...
Secondly, am I the only one who noticed that the Klingon torturer sounded ridiculously like Paul Frees? Are we in a Klingon interrogation chamber or the Haunted Mansion at Disneyland?
I'm down with Khan. But rather than doing a "Wrath of Khan" remake, I'd like to see a re-imagining of Space Seed.
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I'd also, rather than Khan, see them have some Vulcan terrorists in the next film. Where a sect of Vu...
I'd also, rather than Khan, see them have some Vulcan terrorists in the next film. Where a sect of Vulcans blames the Romulans for their planet's destruction and commit terrorist acts on the Romulan Empire. That could be fairly timely while playing off some of the changes to the universe in XI.
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btw, nice looking updates for those classic creatures. Gorn looks much better than cgi version from Enterprise.
btw, nice looking updates for those classic creatures. Gorn looks much better than cgi version from Enterprise.
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