I have mixed opinions on the three movies, but the best thing about them is that they have for the moment purged the Star Trek universe of technobabble. At least the resolution to none of the movies was "re-calibrating the deflector dish the release phased protons that will disable Nero's ship once they're absorbed by the ship and enter their warp engines".
shareI don't know about Moore's quotes, but the audience use their imagination to translate what the technobabble is.
Back to the original subject, personally, I liked JJ in Star Wars, but not Star Trek. The JJ version of Star Trek is too shiny and fast. The characters are too young and immature. I don't like the idea that there is no Romulus in the cannon universe and no Vulcan in the other universe.
But at least JJ kept the home fire burning.
Smoke me a kipper. I'll be back for breakfast