Star Trek Enterprise Episode 25

I'm fainting you to death for so long for your little score, I'm too lazy to find a plot for you! See for yourself.

This movie is about Starfleet, there is a "Enterprise" with the ultimate pursuit of exploring the universe and maintaining peace, "Captain" is righteous, passionate and emotional, in the course of a mission, when his assistant "first mate" life is threatened, he violates the rules to save him. But this first mate from an alien planet didn't understand "love", and only knew that the captain had violated the rules. In the course of another mission, this "first mate" witnessed many people with "love" throughout their lives:

In order to save his daughter's life, he blew up the entire building; The "captain" saved the lives of the entire ship at the cost of his own life; The aliens who have been sleeping for three hundred years also lost their lives because they couldn't give up their love to save their people; His girlfriend had an awkward ...... with him because of loveGradually, the first mate from the alien planet was moved and began to do things with love, and to maintain the peace of the universe with love, so much so that at the end of the film, tears of sadness and emotion were shed......

The greatest enemy of the Interstellar Federation - Borg. The Borg race has no emotions or the ability to think, and is manipulated by the mind terminal to issue commands, attack and assimilate the race that it deems valuable, and destroy the individual consciousness. Opponents like Borg, in Star Trek, Klingon, Romulan, Cardassi Empire, etc.

In the Star Trek film and television series, many scenes and plot designs emphasize this difference to express the approval of the tolerant and peaceful values of the Star Federation, which is also seen as a model for the future development of humanity.

In the 60s of the last century, the United States and the Soviet Union were at the peak of the Cold War, and at the same time, the United States was mired in the Vietnam War. Gene Roddenberry's Star Trek is one of the masterpieces. In his future world, human civilization is highly developed, overcoming poverty, disease, war, and ideological differences, and mastering advanced interstellar voyage capabilities, and beginning to explore the galaxy, find new worlds, and sow the seeds of civilization.

The Interstellar Federation in Star Trek is an interstellar federal republic, consisting of multiple planets that agree to be autonomous under a single ****, with a territory spanning 8,000 light years and members containing more than 1,000 planets. It seems to have succeeded in bringing together ethnicities from different cultures and lifestyles, presenting a picture of material enrichment and cultural tolerance.

It is difficult to summarize this science fiction masterpiece that has been selling for 50 years in a simple and general way, and this masterpiece shows the profound thinking of human beings on space exploration, social politics, and scientific and technological civilization in the sixties of the last century. Many liberals and non-liberals greatly appreciate the insightful political events designed in this book. But Liya Somin argues that, at the end of the day, Star Trek can't be considered a libertarian work, because it actually has socialist tendencies.

Personally, the rhythm of this ** is not suitable for women**, the rhythm is slow, the special effects are ancient, and the dialogue is rambling, but one fan summed it up very well: Although it is not good-looking, the significance of the birth of Star Wars is far more than just a movie. And after watching this movie, many American dramas are deeply related to it.

In addition to TBBT, my favorite How I Met Your Mother and Face Off both use too many Star Wars elements.

At that time, when I watched the actor's introduction, I really didn't understand why the actor was scolded by fans like this when he said that the actor was ugly, and the image of Nimoy's predecessor was really unpleasant at first glance. But because I had compulsive disorder to follow the whole movie, I really got to know this Mr. Nemo. Objective evaluation:

The character of Spock was simply born for him, and he has captured a large number of fans with his unique characteristics of erudition but ignorance of the world, and has also achieved the next 30 years later: a man is still more attractive than his face!

Relative to most sci-fi** and pop culture, Star Trek has a long history and tackles political issues in a thoughtful way. Some of its themes are libertarian, and it has an audience that broadly supports liberal values.

Liya Somin, a law professor at George Mason University in the United States, is almost the face of contemporary political interpretations of Star Trek, and he has repeatedly written articles analyzing the political views in Star Trek. In her latest article, "Star Trek Is Not Libertarian at All," Liya Somin asks the question of whether Star Trek embraces libertarianism or socialist values.

Is the famous phrase "the universe, the last frontier" from "Star Trek" familiar? Those who are familiar with Kennedy know that Kennedy, as the youngest person in American history, whose platform was the "New Frontier," said in his speech at the Democratic National Convention, when accepting the nomination of the first candidate, said: "We stand on the New Frontier — broken hopes and dreams on one side, unknown opportunities and faith in crisis."

On the other side is the unknown land of science and space, the undecided number of peace and war, the unsolved problem of ignorance and prejudice, and the unequal problem of poverty and sudden wealth. What is the "New Frontier" policy? In a nutshell:

Tax cuts, deficit increases, hegemony, and going to the moon. The Bay of Pigs did not deal with Cuba, the "middle way collapse" of Vietnam, and the policy in the "New Frontier" had a great impact on future generations, but there were not many that were really realized, "going to the moon" was one of them, and such a "new frontier" brand, of course, was also stamped on the body of "Star Trek", the main line of the plot of "Star Trek" is to explore unknown areas, continue to open up the unknown universe, continue to adventure, and constantly extend the "new frontier".

There are 11 films in total, namely "Star Trek 1: Infinite Space", "Star Trek 2: Khan's Fury", and "Star Trek 3:".

Star Trek 6: Into the Future, Star Trek 7: Day to Star, Star Trek 8:

Star Trek (also translated as "Star Trek", etc.) is a science fiction film and television series produced by Paramount Pictures in the United States, consisting of 7 TV series, 1 cartoon and 13 movies.

Originally proposed by screenwriter Gene Roddenberry in the 60s of the 20th century, the series has been gradually refined after nearly 50 years of continuous development and has become one of the most famous science fiction film and television series in the world.

It depicts an optimistic future world in which humanity will work with many alien races to overcome disease, racial differences, poverty, bigotry, and war and establish an interstellar federation.

Generations of captains have set their sights on the farther reaches of the universe, exploring the galaxy, finding new worlds, discovering new civilizations, and bravely setting foot in places that no one has ever done before.

Series of films:

This rule is especially in line with the first few films: episodes 2 and 4 are usually the favorite movies of movie fans, while episodes 1 and 5 are usually the least popular. Nemesis may be the exception to even-numbered films, as it grossed the worst of the ten films in the main universe franchise and was the most derided in the series, however, it sold well when it launched its *** version in 2003.

The above content refers to Encyclopedia - Star Trek.

As of August 2021, there are 11 Star Trek series, namely "Star Trek 1: Infinite Space", "Star Trek 2: Khan's Wrath", and "Star Trek 3:".

Onslaught" and "Star Trek 4: Rescuing the Future".

Star Trek 5: The Ultimate Vanguard, Star Trek 6: Into the Future, Star Trek 7:

"Star Trek 8: First Contact", "Star Trek 9: Star Mutiny", "Star Trek 10:

Nemesis, Star Trek 11.

Video reviews

Star Trek returns to the familiar Enterprise, but the whole story is full of attractive freshness, and the extremely realistic visual effects make the audience have an unprecedented enjoyment in the fantastic virtual world.

Star Trek is a genre that is already at the end of its power, and many viewers will get tired of mentioning it, but J.J. Abrams has conquered all audiences who are biased against the genre with very strong special effects and storytelling ability.

Star Trek: Infinite Space

Original series. Robert Wise in Star Trek 2: Wrath of the Khan

Original series. Nicholas Meyer in Star Trek 3: Onslaught

Original series. Leonard Nimoy's Star Trek 4: Rescuing the Future

Original series. Leonard Nimoy's Star Trek 5: The Ultimate Pioneer

Original series. William Shatner's Star Trek 6: City of the Future

Original series. Nicholas Meyer Star Trek 7: Star Troop

Next generation. J.J. Abrams Star Trek 12: Darkness Unbounded

Next generation. J.J. Abrams