‘Star Trek: Beyond the Universe’: Unity is strength – Vision

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what about another film in the series Star Trek , which since July 20 has to make his debut in the world with the usual strategies of marketing and merchandising ? Essentially this: that even the strongest sagas of American cinema are mixed with a general and reductive idea of ​​film and narrative. The result is more like movies that different. We see this Star Trek : In the Universe , to win their fans and curious, and not get rid of the feeling of already having seen it in anywhere. The characters, the situations in turns. And it is only the seventh art already have a long resume. The greater the investment of smaller Hollywood studios the ability to take risks. So Krall, the villain of this third stage of the new life of the Star Trek , resumed in 2009, it is not much different in their idea Immortan Joe, the new Mad Max . The same could be said of Jaylah, the new heroine of intergaláxico space, so close, after all, Rey, the last return Star Wars .
To think, then, on an old ship that flies anyway? Is this common trunk that more disappoints, especially bearing in mind the strong identity defined from the first TV series of the 60s, which indicates the crew of the Enterprise in ongoing mission in space. Star Trek : In the Universe continue to monitor the early years of Captain Kirk’s service, Spock and other staff. Lie ahead now a hidden world behind a nebulous, threat to the entire federation, and a dilemma: the union it is strength? With a rotinado cast, although no major tears, the film is aided special effects and the ability to recreate worlds and sidereal realities. To replace J. J. Abrams in performing was invited Justin Lin, the last volumes of Fast and the Furious , which perhaps explains the breakneck pace of some sequences. In the end, is the image of the Enterprise to be built from scratch: good metaphor for a series constantly changing

Star Trek: Beyond the Universe & gt;. Justin Lin, Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto, Karl Urban, Zoe Saldana, Simon Pegg, John Cho, Anton Yelchin, Idris Elba and Sofia Boutella & gt; 122 min