Star Trek Into Darkness: Five Ways It Copies The Avengers

When the first poster for Star Trek Into Darkness was released, we couldn't help noticing that it bore a striking resemblance to the first Dark Knight Rises poster. Now, that the first trailer for Star Trek Into Darkness has been released, we can't help but notice that it sort of reminds us just a little bit of The Avengers. Here are five ways Star Trek Into Darkness copies the Avengers 5. Gleaming City Landscape – The Star Trek Into Darkness trailer opens up with a pan of a gleaming city landscape just like in The Avengers trailer.

– One of the most mesmerizing scenes in The Avengers was when the Helicarrier rises out of the water. In Star Trek Into Darkness, the Enterprise rises out of the water. There's nothing quite like water rolling off a large metal flying machine.

– The Star Trek Into Darkness trailer features a city under attack. There are people running from a mysterious threat and falling debris. Very similar to the city attack scenes in The Avengers, right down to the booming soundtrack.

– One of The Avengers trailers starts with a Loki voiceover saying, "You were made to be ruled. In the end, it will be every man for himself." The Star Trek Into Darkness trailer starts with Benedict Cumberbatch's voiceover, saying "You think your world is safe. It is an illusion. A comforting lie told to protect you. Enjoy these final moments of peace. For I have returned to have my vengeance." Loki and Cumberbatch could easily swap lines. Not only do both villains have a propensity for grand threatening speeches, but they are also both familiar with the inside of a glass prison.

– While Star Trek Into Darkness might not have a Hulk, it does have a captain. A dirty face captain who likes to stare up at the sky in surprise with his mouth open, just like another certain captain in The Avengers.