However, some unexpected places also have a laugh. The plot is very compact, with a good grasp of the characters. .
Generally speaking, this film is quite satisfactory.
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Very satisfactory.
Mauricio 2021-10-13 13:07:24
It is also of the Star generation, but it is far less classic than Star Wars. This film is a prequel to the play. It doesn't seem to be too laborious. There is not much cosmology, only traces of human thinking. The soundtrack is also relatively general, using symphony for the long shots of the spaceship, and a bitter tone for emotional expression. The visual effects are okay, the imagination and special effects are good, but the details of the various types of spacecraft are not well grasped. Personally, I think there should be more metal coldness. The interior of the "chicken tail" spacecraft has a strong post-industrial atmosphere.
However, some unexpected places also have a laugh. The plot is very compact, with a good grasp of the characters. .
Generally speaking, this film is quite satisfactory.
However, some unexpected places also have a laugh. The plot is very compact, with a good grasp of the characters. .
Generally speaking, this film is quite satisfactory.
Extended Reading
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Leonard 'Bones' McCoy: Three more Klingon warbirds decloaking and targeting our ship. I don't suppose this is a problem either.
Simulator Tactical Officer: They're firing, Captain.
James T. Kirk: Alert Medical Bay to prepare to receive ALL crew members from the damaged ship.
Lt. Nyota Uhura: And how do you expect us to rescue them when we're surrounded by Klingons, Captain?
James T. Kirk: [not taking anything or anyone seriously] Alert Medical
Leonard 'Bones' McCoy: Our ship's being hit. Shields at sixty percent.
James T. Kirk: [nonchalantly] I understand.
Leonard 'Bones' McCoy: [exasperated] Well, should we - I dunno - fire back?
James T. Kirk: [pulls an apple out of nowhere and starts munching] No.
Leonard 'Bones' McCoy: Of COURSE not.
[the entire simulation suddenly shuts down, then starts back up]
Test Administrator: What is this? What's going on?
James T. Kirk: Hm. Arm photons. Prepare to fire on the Klingon warbirds.
Simulator Tactical Officer: Yessir.
Leonard 'Bones' McCoy: Jim, their shields are still up!
James T. Kirk: Are they?
Leonard 'Bones' McCoy: [checks again] No... They're not.
James T. Kirk: Fire on all enemy ships. One photon each should do. Let's not waste ammunition.
Leonard 'Bones' McCoy: Target locked and acquired on all warbirds. Firing.
[the simulation shows the birds being destroyed one by one]
Simulator Tactical Officer: All ships destroyed, Captain.
James T. Kirk: Begin rescue of the stranded crew.
James T. Kirk: [grandstanding his victory] So! We've managed to eliminate all enemy ships, no one on board was injured AND the successful rescue of the Kobayashi Maru crew is... underway.
[takes a large bite out of his apple]
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Ayel: Your species is even weaker than I expected.
[chokes Kirk]
James T. Kirk: I can't...
Ayel: You can't even speak!
[Kirk garbles]
Ayel: What?
James T. Kirk: I got your gun!
[shoots Ayel]
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