"Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan" is a lot to like about the least of which being that its predecessor is better in every department, and even non Star Trek fans play get a kick out of depth, character, and this riveting story of revenge that Admiral Kirk and his crew face their ultimate enemy sees mystery present action. The film is a sequel to the first film, but it is a link to the original TV series episode 'Space Seed', in which the title character on mine and then tried to venture but ended up being stopped by Kirk and his crew and exiled to a backwater planet. Character and TV shows to your roots back to the nature of the story back addition, a villain Khan in the film, which originally appeared in a TV show episodes stand out as Ricardo Montalban is demonstrated. And not looking at it as hard, which any fan film series is the best thing they will always ask you in the direction of Star Trek II. Director Nicholas Meyer's words, "This is a page turner."
Simulation run by a training film begins with Captain Spock, although it does not seem a simulation. During the scenario, in order trainee, Lt. Saavik (Kirstie Alley) a no-win situation where his ship headed to defeat the Klingons. Any of you know the history of film, a lot of controversy surrounded the fact that the 'Spock' being killed off, and the film makers appear to have him killed in the simulation by making fun of the decided, but when the cancer shows up, bringing it to an end, everyone in the audience breathed a sigh of relief. And a step forward with filmmakers ask Kirk Spock, "You're not dead?" Was. Of course, this is the end when it really gives life to save your enterprise is tied in with the beauty and death, a subject learns a lesson in the course of the film plays in cancer. He is proud that she won the film scene does not believe claims Saavik a point, but by the end of the film, he realized that he face death at some point, after all, has come but can be saved venture is Spock was at the expense of life. This is a touching and very end scene where Kirk Spock and engineering are separated by a protective screen radiation as they say to each other makes the final disappeared.
Now that I ruined the ending for you, I work in favor of another major plus for the film will turn: Ricardo Montalban pleased with mine and played with relish. Every time the screen shows that it takes command of it in every way, and not just because he is physically but mentally too grand. And not his first on the scene where Chekov and Captain Terrell (played by Paul Winfield), where they proceed to enter your ear to the face of the two fish with teeth like the creatures are coming, eventually turning them it is performed for slave to his bid for the mine. The nails on a chalkboard type views, but you find yourself unable to look away and set it how far to get what he wants to mine is ready to go. Khan is also well as some great monologues. Arguably the best one, for Kirk when he starts by saying, "I have far worse than kill you, I hurt you ..." It ends with Kirk saying! "KHHAAANNNN" alive rather than kill him he is a dead planet, which leads to the infamous Kirk'll bury the line.
To do this all the characters that first appeared in the film version of his under water again after the back to watch their great good for themselves. We have some excellent fun Spock-McCoy, Scotty in the engine room running around trying to do wonders, Chekov in your story to be one of the first people to encounter and a reluctant servant mine by becoming a major upgrade TV range is compared, Sulu and Uhura was also some good moments. Additional cast members, Bibi Besch former flame who Kirk and Carol Marcus Merritt Butrick who plays his son David plays are excellent as the poor captain Paul Winfield as Terrell is a lot more than he's on his travels Ceti Alpha VI to bargain for investigation, a planetary system which is apparently devoid of life, but is home to mine.
Action sequences are first rate. You can clearly see that director Nicholas Meyer up between enterprise and submarine warfare scenes shots of the war took a lot of their motivation can. They could move around slowly but strong explosions and weapons fire and controversy, especially when the mine (up) attack on the enterprise for the first time, leading to many casualties and damage. Mutara an epic battle in the nebula (cloud formation in a blue-red-purple color space) where the enterprise and rely duck and weave, play hide and seek and ultimately leading to the origin of mine detonating device in the battle for supremacy over each other and Enterprise hard to avoid. So what about these scenes is that they are all very well on the edge of your seat in the final countdown, especially when you know to keep that they really have no hope of escape and they just the origin can sit there and slowly counting down to the torpedo explosion.
Star Trek has always been strong with science fiction concepts and 'Genesis' device to detect a great idea. Not only his scientific intriguing angle (a torpedo when a dead planet living environment it can turn into an explosion), also huge moral and ethical implications are looking at where the movie is. Such a device with which the human race are playing God? If it got into the hands of our enemies, they will use on planet Earth as a living? This is strong stuff and the only Sci-fi action adventure film up beyond.
Perhaps the only negative thing that can pull out of the film, and it is only slight, the movie is a little slow at the start. Much of the film set showing how old these characters, which has been going on in the intervening years, and usually plays in a tone that set the theme of death, goes around. All very important, but a little slow in parts. However all is silent as soon as the Khan makes his first appearance.
An excellent, intelligent film that the original plot with strong character and combines action-adventure extravaganza. You end up glued to your seat will be perfect.
Sunday, November 7, 2010
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