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Special effects will be outdated, good stories and good ideas will not
Sophie 2021-12-08 08:01:47
It’s a movie 30 years ago, and it still has a taste today. Special effects will be outdated, but good stories and good ideas will not. The so-called science fiction is not about the flying of spaceships and the shooting of laser cannons, but how the foundation of science advances and how human thought evolves. The goal of science is to make people's lives more "humanistic" and softer, not more "mechanical" and harder. Get rid of the Cold War, apartheid, and environmental destruction, with more civilized language, more friendly human-computer interaction, and more humane medical solutions. This is the best "fantasy" for the future. In this sense, this is a true science fiction movie, and one of the movies that best fits the original ideas of "Star Trek".
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Anabelle 2022-03-26 09:01:05
An episode of the blowout of the base point and the cute point is a bit adventurous, but it is a little moving to tell a story similar to how to "put an elephant in the refrigerator" in such a serious way without skipping needles. I can't help but want to say Spark = If Wei Zongwan disagrees, please fight with me
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Jennifer 2022-04-20 09:01:41
spock, spock, and spock
Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home quotes
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McCoy: [McCoy, masked and in surgical garb, passes an elderly woman groaning on a gurney in the hallway] What's the matter with you?
Elderly patient: [weakly] Kidney
[pause]
Elderly patient: dialysis.
McCoy: [geniunely surprised] Dialysis?
[musing to himself]
McCoy: What is this, the Dark Ages?
[He turns back to the patient and hands her a large white pill]
McCoy: Here,
[pause]
McCoy: you swallow that, and if you have any more problems, just call me!
[He pats her cheek and leaves]
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Elderly patient: [the dialysis patient is being wheeled down the hall after being given the pill by McCoy]
[joyfully]
Elderly patient: The doctor gave me a pill, and I grew a new kidney! The doctor gave me a pill, and I grew a new kidney!
Intern #1: [in disbelief, walking ahead of the patient] Fully functional?
Intern #2: [incredulous] Fully functional!