Featuring a sole figure looking out onto a city from inside a hole in side of some wreckage. What is the weckage, is it a building, is it the enterprise? Who is the figure, is it Kirk? Look closer at the hole, it's in the shape of the famous starfleet logo. Is that a futuristic London you can see in the distence? The Gherkin is there and the London Eye, are we in for a more grounded film this time, and based in London, the bad guy is British? Is that who's standing on the pile of rubble?
To see the a bigger poster, check below or for a really big one check here.
Many many question, what is known if that this is a great poster and if this lives up to the origianl reboot it'll be a great film.
The full cast and director JJ Abrams return next year on May 17th, although there will be a nine minute trailer with
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