Zachary Quinto should still play Saylar himself

It should be the most famous sci-fi movie in the first half of this year. Before that, I didn’t know how many times Wang Xiaoguang mentioned it on the Bund Pictorial, saying how good this sci-fi movie was. Most viewers may be the same as me, although they knew this series of American TV series before, but it is estimated that they started to understand the entire Star Trek worldview from this one. I think this movie must also be the favorite of Jin Shaofeng and Zhang Xuefei. Speaking of these two, it reminds me of "Hot Questions about Time Travel", ah, ah, I will continue to return to "Star Trek" for the time being. What I am inspired by is the black hole weapon, which is stronger than any weapon, but in the end the bomb can still resist the black hole. Zachary Quinto, who played Saylar in "Heroes", is not cool at all in this game. Obviously, like Takashi Sormachi, he is naturally more suitable to play the kind of bad and evil Cool Guy, rather than this. Such an honest and decent child. As for the idea of ​​Russia, China and Africa operating the spacecraft together, it has a sense of the United Nations. I wonder if the screenwriters have this intention? Others are still a bit clichéd. The villain is cooler and more powerful than the spaceship of the decent character. The male protagonist must have feelings greater than reason. He must be squeezed out by the leadership at the beginning. It is not until the moment of crisis that he has to use skills to get the leadership (this is very consistent. Our national conditions), the last two guys who have been bickering united and broke into the villain, once again saving the earth and so on. What is unexpected is that my favorite British comedian Simon Pegg has guest starred in it, a scientist who invented the teleportation theory, and the little alien handyman who can only eat beans and get sick is still very happy. Generally speaking, there is a slight gap between expectations. After all, the expectations are too high, but I think it is worth recommending after reading it, especially those pictures, although only the first shot of the Romulan Empire coming out of the black hole is shocked, the middle section Fight on a mid-air platform, and finally look down on the earth from the top for three angles.

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