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1991 |
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ADVENTURE
SERIES
SCIENCE FICTION
SEQUEL
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Captain Kirk (William Shatner) is blamed when persons unknown blast leading Klingons into small red globules.
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Reviewed by Chris Tookey
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| Best of all the Star Trek movies, and a fitting finale to the series. As usual, there is a philosophical content: the "undiscovered country" of the title is not another planet but the future. Star Trek VI neatly spoofs the notion that the thawing of a cold war means the end of history. But basically this is a first-rate action movie with impressive special effects, ably directed by Nicholas Meyer (who also directed Star Trek II ). There are some of the seediest-looking aliens since the bar-room scene in Star Wars, and the dialogue and ideas are consistently witty. Even if you’re not normally a Star Trek fan, you’ll enjoy this one. A few critics didn’t appreciate that it was any different from some of its less inspired predecessors. Most, however, appreciated its strengths. |
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