In fact, I really like this story. When exploring the vast universe, you will lose your way over time. After all, it is very difficult to not forget the original intention. Both Kirk and the villain encountered difficulties, but Kirk stuck to his heart. Although the protagonist must have a halo, the charm of the captain is also getting bigger and bigger. The story is very good, but it is not well expressed in many places, and there are many bugs.
I didn't understand a lot of places, and the officials at the base were too casual. They sent out the most elite fleet when they came to ask for help. I saw that the female officer was very annoying, she seemed to be talking big things all the time and didn't do anything. Then why did the villain turn into that ghost, and how did the remaining three crew members integrate into the local tribe? Why don't you think about repairing the boat and driving away after it's been there for so many years? Well, maybe the technology is not developed enough, but didn't he later have all kinds of data from the Star Fleet? He couldn't learn it. He could only understand that he didn't want to leave after being the king of the mountain for a long time? And why are the tribes completely unguarded? Although the rescue scene is pretty good. I didn't understand much about the explosion of the bee-like spaceship. If they couldn't talk to each other, they collided with each other and exploded? ?
There are many places where you can see that Chris Pine is a little haggard. It feels that the two male protagonists are much older, which is also very emotional. The Enterprise was destroyed in less than 20 minutes at the beginning. I don't know what Kirk felt in his heart. Anyway, my heart hurts so much that I can't breathe. I want to see the Enterprise more, director! ! ! I really hope there's a fourth part
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