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Old 03-24-2013, 02:19 AM   #74
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The Enterprise coming out of the water happens at a different point in the movie. I saw the 10 minute IMAX preview and they were hiding the Enterprise underwater on some mission so to not break to prime directive. It's been noted on a few sites, but I'm pretty sure that's not the Enterprise that crashes into the bay. Warp nacelles are significantly smaller.
As Xcaliber pointed out, it's definitely the Enterprise that crashes. At least, it's what's shot down. I don't know about the nacelles being smaller either. They look the right size to me, though I don't have any precise nacelle-measuring technique.

I did presume the water liftoff was from the same circumstances because of the bitching that everything happens on Earth and there's no space or whatever. If that's not the case, that's not the case. But the Enterprise does appear to be going down at some point in this movie.
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