These three frames of footage from Star Trek Into Darkness are all about Spock

By Alejandro Stepenberg

Posted 14 years ago

Three frames of STAR TREK INTO DARKNESS await you somewhere below, buried within the clip from Conan.

“Three frames?” you scoff? “That’s all?” “Three frames?!” you scream? “A MEASLY THREE FRAMES, J.J. ABRAMS?!” Now before you get all grumbly (as I did when I first encountered this news), it turns out that Abrams wasn’t just being secretive and coy to the point of absurdity. No, it was actually the higher-ups this time who told him that he couldn’t show a clip longer than three frames. So that’s exactly what he did. And here it is.

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