Lotsa movies to watch and they are all FREE. Oh, one is bought for $6/movie > the new STAR TREK Into Darkness > movie with a new Captain Kirk, new Leonard Nimoy but once in a while the original cast gets into the picture, new Sulu and well all the cast and characters are NEW and much younger version of the original cast. The most fantastic special effects are brought into the wide screen, dolby sensurround and fight scenes are surreal and superbly mastered to perfection. The buildings are perfectly made by architects and designers proved to be great in movies such as science fiction film Star Trek which is a futuristic movie through the out of this world ideology of visionaries.
What they have in this movie something new to feast with our own eyes are the breakthrough of medicine. Bring life to a dead person. How a robot begins to feel like human being, feel all kinds of emotion and was able to cry. The robot can feel emotions same like humans. That's awesome right? What is not believable are the many giant insects the humans are talking, hugging and let them hold office and run the space ship's control booth.
The space craft is better and almost real. The Star Trek Enterprise is much bigger and hard to destroy and the uniform of the cast of characters are evidently been sewn to perfection. Snappy perma- pressed uniforms are amazing! It made the cast looked manly and tall and women wearing the red uniform including their black boots are awesome. As if they were trained in the military (West Point) for years and years There is that "look of professionalism" in that movie. Clean image and clean structural management until one villain tried to sabotage each one of the cast killing one by one those who are in the higher pyramid structure of that very organized organization of space trekers. At the end of the movie, Captain Kirk's remarkable speech mentioned to his subordinates that taking the life of human beings is not their way.
True to what's happening in this world, in our generation that prisoners are being used as "organ transplant donor."
