Had nostalgia to bring in old fans and plenty of action & innovations to capture new ones
This was a great re-boot of the Star Trek franchise. It had enough nostalgia to satisfy the old fans that grew up watching the show on TV as well as including plenty of new faces and dangers to bring in a whole new crowd. The film emphasized the sacrifices the main characters had to make in their confrontation with a mysterious Romulan vessel.<br /><br />The start of the film establishes the main characters which are all based off the TV show. First there’s James Kirk (Chris Pine) the future captain of the U.S.S. Enterprise. He lost his father to the Romulans and as a result has been rebellious since an early age and into his adulthood when he joined the federation. Next is Spock (Zachary Quinto) who was split between his human and Vulcan side. While being logical as all Vulcans were he chose the Federation out of spite to those who looked down on him as a half-breed showing that he as all too human at times. The rest of the crew of the Enterprise are there as well such as the hotblooded Doctor Leonard “Bones” McCoy (Karl Urban), communications officer Uhura (Zoe Saldana), engineer Scotty (Simon Pegg), pilot Sulu (John Cho) and weapons officer Chekov (Anton Yelchin). There’s even a guest appearance by the original Spock Leonard Nimoy. Again, this was how the movie brought in the original audience by using all the old characters. They also maintained many of their famous lines like Spock talking about being logical, McCoy always complaining, etc. They even put Kirk with a green cadet at the Federation which was one of the old jokes about the TV program.<br /><br />There’s plenty of new material as well. They showed Kirk’s rebellious side at the academy for instance when he cheats on a famous simulation test. It’s hilarious. There’s also a lot more action than the show. It’s really well done and exciting such as when Sulu and Kirk have to make a space jump onto a small platform that the Romulans are using to try to destroy Vulcan. Sulu even gets to do a sword fight during that scene.<br /><br />Overall it’s a great mix of old and new. The story is compelling and it really introduced Star Trek to a new generation.<br />C
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