Star Trek Revived

Star Trek Revived

Star Trek begins with some very funny ideas about black holes in space, and how they can be used to travel back in time. Though the liberties the writers have taken with black holes can be ignored, this version of Star Trek suggests that time travel is less like going back to your direct past, but the past of identical parallel reality. For example, when the Romulans and Spock leave their time through a black hole, they end up in the past at completely different times, each not knowing what year they've ended up in. From the very birth of Kirk, the villain, Nero alters the events of the reality in which the film resides. Through this device, the filmmakers no longer have to worry about dreaded Star Trek canon, which works well and makes things less predicable.

Review Opinion
By CBMcontributor - May 09, 2009 03:05 PM EST
Filed Under: Star Trek

Star Trek is the story of James Kirk from earth and the Vulcan from Vulcan, Spock. We get brief glimpses of their lives as children, but the majority of the film takes place when they are both in their early 20'. They finally meet after Kirk cheats on a test designed by Spock while attending Starfleet Academy. It doesn't take long before the action starts and the young crew of the U.S.S Enterprise is called to investigate a spacial phenomenon. Led by Captain Pike, the crew face the ship`s first battle, one in which the captain is forced to surrender himself to the Romulan villain, Nero, leaving Spock to command the ship. Spock wants to run and get Starfleet, Kirk wants to go after the Romulans and save Captain Pike before it`s too late. Their conflict being that of matched intelligent against opposing views.
The characters are likeable and funny, the story and pace of the film would satisfy even the worst cases of A.D.D., and the special effects and cinematography are top quality. Unlike the previous Trek films, this interpretaion of the franchise comes from a very Star Warsy point of view. It is like a Star Wars film but nearly not as bad as one. Previous Star Trek movies weren`t so great either, but as this new version catches on, it may resuscitate this once dying franchise. Star Trek, in it`s 2009 indirect prequelly manner, has managed to take an old rusted heap of crap and make it shiny and new. Unless your braindead, this film should deliver on all of your space action movie needs.

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