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his story contains MODERATE SPOILERS for the upcoming 'Star Trek XI' trailer.
Can't wait to see the full trailer for J.J. Abrams attempt at 'Star Trek'? Well, if Ain't It Cool News has a solid source, there are details floating around the net right now.
A Paramount employee, who asked to be called 'Jack the Tipper,' told AICN that Paramount was showing the trailer in one of its on-lot theaters 'every minutes' for its employees, meaning a lot of people had a chance to check it out.
Abrams likes fast cars and cliffs, and even though 'Star Trek' takes place a couple hundred years in the future, there is apparently nothing stopping him from adding a 1960s Corvette to the works

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