The pairing of adventures is a highlight, as the audience gets a better view of the characters interacting and notices the emotional moments that are inadvertently revealed in the process. Commander Spock, who advocates the supremacy of logic and rationality, and "Old Bones", a doctor who is straight and grumpy, get together, and this pair of happy friends contracted most of the film's laughs. In the context of interstellar exploration, the universe is dazzling, charming and lonely and dangerous. The crew members can only rely on each other. After going through the initial stage of interstellar exploration and the stage of interstellar war, people have never relied on struggle or struggle to make We are strong, but we are made strong by unity in struggle. York City, the base of the Star Alliance at the beginning of the film, is no longer a two-dimensional horizontal and vertical, but a three-dimensional criss-cross. Such a sophisticated and complex design is quite innovative. The scene of the space air battle also reached a good level, but unfortunately the time was a little short. After all, this one does not rely on this to eat. Aside from the visual design, it's okay for the plot to fall into the clichés, but the plot is a little pale. Captain Kirk rode a motorcycle to play with the villains. Zyra and the second-in-command of the villain fought inseparably, while the other side successfully rescued the crew, which made me sigh that the teleportation technology is outrageous. Using rock music to interfere with the communication of enemy ships is too dramatic. As soon as the rock music is played, the enemy ships collide and explode. I never thought that a seemingly invincible enemy ship would have such a fatal weakness, and I always feel that sometimes it is not so useful not to complicate matters. Only family members can "dump the pot" with each other. I was impressed by the image of the repair officer, who always handed over the decision to Captain Kirk when conducting a risky operation, only to find out later that he didn't want to take the blame alone if he messed up. I can understand this feeling very well. This is not a relationship of mutual use, but a relationship of mutual trust and mutual trust. Relying on the captain is the innate privilege of the crew. Just as children can depend on their parents, it is a privilege of minors. It is still a bit reluctant to imagine the interstellar with the current eyes. The life form of the Interstellar Alliance is almost a water-like humanoid form, and it will cause visual fatigue if you look at it too much, which only shows the tip of the iceberg of the splendid civilization of the universe. But don't be pessimistic, the Enterprise is still on a mission to explore the universe and its life forms, and one day we will see a more exciting universe.
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