Fri 8 Nov 2013
Star Trek Into Darkness: To Boldly Choke
Posted by laup under 1 Star of the Magi, Interesting, Review, Transmutation
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I thought the 2009 Star Trek movie was horrible. The newest movie makes that junkyard of half-baked grandstanding look like a decent flick.
The director and his posse make their handling of the re-imagined Star Trek a modern day Phaethon and the sun chariot. This movie is the moment when the horses sense that a newb is at the reins and begin to run amok.
I can’t wait to see how incoherent the new Star Wars films will be.
I’m going to dodge all the obvious problems everyone else has pointed out and focus on one very important thing I haven’t seen anyone mention.
There’s no action in the film at all.
I mean, isn’t that what this director dude is known for? Action?
Nothing happens in the movie. Nobody does anything that matters. At the end of the film everything is the same as what it was in the beginning.
The evil admiral dies. Some people die. It doesn’t matter. Nothing changes as a result of these deaths.
The big evil starship is destroyed and it doesn’t matter. Its existence is completely irrelevant.
Khan looks badass for the audience and then is put back into deep freeze. This has no effect on the story at all.
The crew of the Enterprise are right back where they started at the beginning of the film.
There are no consequences for anything that happens in the movie. There are no stakes to the story. Nobody loses or gains anything.
A waste of material.
1 out of 5 Stars of the Magi
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