Nokia featured in new Star Trek movie

Posted in Nokia by Conner Flynn on May 10th, 2009

Nokia featured in new Star Trek movieMany of you are loving the new Star Trek movie, while many of you are having high geek blood-pressure over things like Beastie Boys songs and this…Nokia product placement. One thing is for sure, this isn’t the Star Trek many of us grew up with.

If you’ve seen the reboot, then you probably noticed the Nokia commercial cleverly inserted in the flick. The touchscreen device is in the dash of young Kirk’s Corvette that he is taking for a joyride. Check it out below while it’s still available on youtube.

The Beastie Boys? Really?

[Engadget]

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3 Comments to “Nokia featured in new Star Trek movie”
  1. neko Says:

    I loved the movie, but felt as if the hope of the future, that was Star Trek, had been stripped and a more angsty and dark version of it was put in its place

  2. Oleg Says:

    There was also Nokia’s product placement in Cloverfield movie by Abrams. Do you remember that scene in subway?

  3. Jacob Crim Says:

    What in the hell is wrong with Beastie Boys? You act like they are bad or something, when in reality they are one of the most influential and versatile acts in hip hop…and any fan of REAL hip hop is glad they are still around because the genre sucks worse than any other right now.

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