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J.J. Abrams's Star Trek is a rollercoaster of a movie. There's never a dull moment, never a time to catch your breath. If the characters aren't busy fighting, running away from something, trying to figure something out, or struggling to surmount whatever obstacle hinders their way, then they are busy shooting quick-fire dialogue that is funny, witty, and very well written. (Props to Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman.) The movie feels fresh and radiates energy and just plain fun from beginning to end.
As for the actors, I thought the cast was perfect. Chris Pine is great as young, horndog Kirk; Zachary Quinto does a terrific job as the troubled Spock; Karl Urban is a great McCoy; Uhura (Zoe Saldana) is smart and incredibly hot; Sulu (John Cho) is surprisingly capable; and Chekov's accent (Anton Yelchin) is hilarious. And talking about hilarious, Simon Pegg as Scotty steals the show.
I also liked many aspects of the plot, but since this is a spoiler-free review, I won't say anything in that regard, other than the movie was supremely entertaining, and every element worked beautifully and added to the overall excitement and enjoyment and (again) fun. So there you go. I never thought I'd rave about a Star Trek movie, but J.J. Abrams has really knocked it out of the park. Go see this movie!
8 comments:
Tiene muy buena pinta esta entrega de Star Trek, siempre me gusto la serie, sigo sin comprender por que no te puede gustar Star Trek y StarWars al mismo tiempo. Espero ver la peli pronto.
Ya nos dirás qué te parece la peli cuando la veas :)
A ver si ves la peli pronto, Nash, y la comentas tu tambien. No es que necesite una segunda opinion para ir a verla al cine o algo (que no voy a), pero tengo curiosidad.
Por cierto, ¿que tal Sylar haciendo de Spock?
Pues creo que tardare en verla Halagan ya que en Barcelona no tengo a nadie con quien ir a ver este tipo de pelis :-(
Zachary Quinto hace un papel estupendo como Spock, aunque no sé si mejor o peor que en Heroes, dado que no veo la serie.
Y Nash, no hay nada de malo en ir solo al cine a ver una peli ;)
Totalmente de acuerdo con Fel. Pero que nada de malo.
Es muy triste ir al cine solo, que lo he hecho alguna vez, pero en mi estado animico prefiero no hacerlo.
De triste nada, pero bueno... Triste es perderte una peli que realmente quieres ver...
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