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Grayce 2022-04-21 09:01:06
It's fun to set the enemy in the future and go back to the past for revenge, and it's fun, but still a bit chilly, to turn the hero's villain into the smart and decent of the movie with a mushroom head. The enemy's motives are too stupid. For example, a miner's village was not rescued in time by the general and lost his wife and home, so he wanted to destroy the general's home and all other villages. Can this motive support a powerful and evil enemy? Destroying the drill is so easy, Earth and Vulcan just sit back and wait. There are too many close-to-body fights, and there are actually cold weapon fights and parachutes. There is no power take-off and landing with a portable rocket launcher. Nothing touching and exciting, and the end is an old-fashioned enemy plane
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Toby 2022-04-23 07:01:03
See also the handsome Korean guy in Wolverine, and the split personality teenager in an episode of Criminal Minds, ha, it's fun
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Estevan 2021-10-20 18:59:18
After being blinded by STID, I went back to make up for it. My thoughts are as follows: 1. I didn't expect Hammer to play father and son with Paipai! 2. It’s only a year that the captain’s first mate’s feelings are surpassing the speed of progress~ 3. The sharp ears of the dead mother who have not shed tears are actually crying and crying in order to fight the (base) friend's lunch. This is unscientific! 4. From 11 to 12, the awe-inspiring face when the first officer was kissed by a woman made me think that it was premeditated to find a gay guy to play.
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James T. Kirk: You know, coming back in time, changing history... that's cheating.
Spock Prime: A trick I learned from an old friend.
[With an uncharacteristic smile, he gives the Vulcan salute to Kirk]
Spock Prime: Live long and prosper.
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Christopher Pike: I'm Captain Christopher Pike. To whom am I speaking?
Nero: Hi, Christopher. I'm Nero.