It's a bit of a mixed bag
I really liked the start of this film. It begins in a baren land where a Vulcan cracks a smile and laughs. That caught my attention because I thought Spock who was half human was the only Vulcan who could do that. Then it goes to Kirk, Bones and Spock where they partake in their trademark banter making jokes and wisecracks about each other. The story ends up to be a metaphysical one about whether a God exists or not. Some Klingons are thrown in for good measure and to add some action. My problem as when they got to this special planet it fell into the trap that the first Star Trek film fell into which was to try to awe the audience by playing dramatic music and taking a very long look at things. Didn’t work in the first film and didn’t work here. That makes The Final Frontier a bit of a mixed bag.
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