Chris Pine's Admiral Kirk would be bored rigid.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Chris Pine's Captain Kirk almost became Star Trek's youngest Admiral, which would have been a complete disaster for all involved. The third movie in J.J. Abrams' Kelvin Timeline series, Star Trek Beyond depicted the conclusion of the Enterprise's five-year mission. Star Trek: The Original Series never reached this point due to its cancelation in 1969.
Chris Pine's Admiral Kirk In Star Trek Beyond Would've Been A Disaster If he'd accepted the promotion, Chris Pine's Admiral Kirk would have been 30 when he assumed command of Starbase Yorktown. That's a very young age to take responsibility for a Starbase, especially given how sedentary and administrative the role would be. In Star Trek: The Motion Picture, Kirk was promoted to Admiral at the age of 37.
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