IMPORTANT! Recently I’ve noticed my videos I’ve recorded and uploaded myself exclusively for the site on youtube and all I’d like to say is I don’t mind at all, really, all I ask is if you can at least give me original credit source. As goes for the images I post too. I enjoy not having to tag them anymore so I hope people can respect that and will allow me source credit when using my videos or the photos I post. Thanks!

Anyhow onto the screen captures! 😀

Gallery Link Star Trek (2009) > Sneak Peek Clip #2 ( Disease and Danger )

Gallery Link Web Videos > 04/08/2009 – Australian Today

Gallery Link Web Videos > 04/07/2009 – Australian Today Tonight

Gallery Link 04/07/2009 – Chris mocks Zach’s Spock magazine cover at Sydney premiere

EDIT: Added Phreadz Video Interview captures too! 🙂

Gallery Link Web Videos > Phreadz – Stunt Guys

Gallery Link Web Videos > Phreadz – My Eyebrows

Seeing as the speed is certainly picking up on the Star Trek front I’ve collected a few interviews of Chris conducted recently while over in Sydney for the premiere of Star Trek XI.

I seriously can not wait till May 8th. Chris from what I’ve seen really takes on a different role than I’ve seen him play and I’m incredibly impressed and intrigued to see more.

On a side not in Austin, Texas yesterday at a Fan event (which was promoted as a ‘10 minutes preview’). – source

FAN REVIEW #1 SNIPPET: As far as performances go, Chris Pine is outstanding. He’s the embodiment of a conflicted soul, transcending the cliche of the troubled rebel with a greater destiny. His delivery manages to give depth while maintaining the cocky veneer. You can read the full fan review here

FAN REVIEW #2 SNIPPET: First and foremost is Chris Pine as James Tiberius Kirk — with the unquantifiable big shoes of William Shatner to be filled, Pine steps up and delivers a performance that is well beyond anything you might expect. He captures the arrogance and fortitude of Kirk while also keeping that bit of humanity and depth that Shatner was so good at. Kirk is reckless at times, but he’s smart and ever-confident in his own abilities — and Pine captures that quite well. You can read the full fan review here