There is a great conversation between "Samuel L. Jackson and Kevin Spacey" in a film called The Negotiator. In short, the conversation reminds us not to believe everything we read. So, I had a look at a few other reviews of Star Trek: Into Darkness on TH-cam. One that made a lot of sense to me, is the review by Rowan J Coleman. In his video, he points out that perhaps the biggest flaw in Star Trek: Into Darkness is that John Harrison is Khan. It would have made a lot more sense if that wasn't the case. Now that I think about it, I feel that everything in the modern Star Trek movies is rushed. Both the original Star Trek and TNG took their time developing the characters and the galaxy they operated in. It made films like The Wrath of Kahn, The Undiscovered Country, and First Contact, literally out-of-this world. In any case, here's the link to Rowan J Coleman's review: th-cam.com/video/4p5cY3vCTM4/w-d-xo.html
There is a great conversation between "Samuel L. Jackson and Kevin Spacey" in a film called The Negotiator. In short, the conversation reminds us not to believe everything we read. So, I had a look at a few other reviews of Star Trek: Into Darkness on TH-cam. One that made a lot of sense to me, is the review by Rowan J Coleman. In his video, he points out that perhaps the biggest flaw in Star Trek: Into Darkness is that John Harrison is Khan. It would have made a lot more sense if that wasn't the case. Now that I think about it, I feel that everything in the modern Star Trek movies is rushed. Both the original Star Trek and TNG took their time developing the characters and the galaxy they operated in. It made films like The Wrath of Kahn, The Undiscovered Country, and First Contact, literally out-of-this world. In any case, here's the link to Rowan J Coleman's review: th-cam.com/video/4p5cY3vCTM4/w-d-xo.html