Nice nostalgic time

Magnus 2021-12-08 08:01:47

I finally watched an old version of Star trek completely. This movie can actually help the audience who are now fans of TBBT very well, and understand what kind of movie the American otaku are crazy about. .

Does Star trek count as one of the movies that combines entertainment and science well? The scientific terms of the characters in the film, the very sci-fi props and events that promote the development of the plot, these things can really impact the hearts of children who love science very well. That's right, it's a child, not an otaku in his 20s or 30s. In the film, the cast that is too aging, and the scientific terms are too patchwork, these things will also attract children, and normal young men in their 20s and 30s should like hot and bloody scenes and bloody scenes. Beauty. So, now understand what kind of movie Star trek is?

However, the original intention of Star trek itself is suitable for all ages. Environmental protection and teamwork will always be welcomed by mankind. However, as an older otaku's hobby, it seems a bit outdated.

ps, why does the captain on the poster look like Joey!

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  • Justus 2022-03-26 09:01:05

    In 1986, I was playing Time Travel, a Star Trek that took place almost entirely on land. . .

  • Melisa 2022-04-22 07:01:28

    This one is time travel funny, very nice, or directed by Spock himself.

Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home quotes

  • Scotty: I noticed you're still working with polymers.

    Dr. Nichols: Still? What else would I be working with?

    Scotty: Aye, what else, indeed? I'll put it another way. How thick would a piece of your Plexiglass need to be, at 60 feet by 10 feet, to withstand the pressure of 18,000 cubic feet of water?

    Dr. Nichols: Oh, that's easy. Six inches. We carry stuff that big in stock.

    Scotty: I, uh, noticed. Now suppose, just suppose, I were to show you a way to manufacture a wall that would do the same job, but be only one inch thick. Would that be worth something to you, eh?

    Dr. Nichols: You're joking.

    McCoy: Perhaps the professor could use your computer.

    Dr. Nichols: Please.

  • Dr. Gillian Taylor: Well, Admiral, that was the briefest dinner I've ever had in my life, and certainly the biggest cockamamie fish story I've ever heard.

    Kirk: You asked. Now, you tell me something. George and Gracie's transmitter, what's the radio frequency?

    Dr. Gillian Taylor: Sorry, that's classified. Look, I don't have a clue who you are, really. You wouldn't want to show me around your spaceship, would you?

    Kirk: That wouldn't be my first choice, no.

    Dr. Gillian Taylor: Well, there we are.

    Kirk: Let me tell you something. I'm here to bring two humpbacks into the 23rd century. If I have to, I'll go to the open sea to get them. I'd much rather have yours. It's better for me, it's better for you, it's better for them. Think about it.

    Dr. Gillian Taylor: [he gets out of her truck's passenger seat] Who are you?

    Kirk: Think about it, but don't take too long. I'm out of time. If you change your mind, this is where I'll be.

    Dr. Gillian Taylor: Here? In the park?