Star Trek: The Motion Picture

The movie I am discussing is "Star Trek: Movie". The film took place in the 23rd century and was about newly appointed Admiral Kirk and his crew to regain business to stop the power to threaten the planet. Despite the problems associated with gender issues, Star Trek: movies, original TV shows and other films are alien and alien as tools to investigate race and sexual problems in ways not actually explored I am using the Futurist. Before this mainstream approach.

After listening to the intense and fierce Klingonese tongue for a few seconds, I returned to the nostalgic "Star Trek" era, to the reaction of the movie and to the "mentioning Kings of the Klingon warrior, Grings". As soon as the show decided that the Klingon Empire split for a while and was in an anarchic state, communication with humans has been avoided for over a hundred years. In addition, if the Empire wanted to overthrow the dangerous tribe which uses words of error through the stars, the fierce warrior Klingon commander T'kuvma (Cris Obi) declared that reunification is essential. ... ... Come to peace!

Klingon was introduced in the original series of Star Trek in 1968. They were portrayed as offensive warrior seeds and they did not speak English until 1979. After the release of "Star Trek: The Movie", the character replaced English with throat sound. This is the basis of Klingon language. Okrend did not use Klingon for certain languages. He used his detailed language knowledge to create completely different languages. He not only led the actor to use that language, but also corrected the pronunciation of the mistake and corrected the Klingon language accordingly. He then announced his account in Klingon as a "Klingon language dictionary". Some Trekkies, or Star Trek fans, found that this book contains enough information to attempt to learn the language.

"Star Trek: The Movie" lacks laser shoot fight, battle between planets, and fast scene change, so it was given the nickname "Star Trek: Slow Motion Picture". People who dislike TMP think that improving movement and shortening the scene will improve it. It is not certain whether these changes will make TMP better, but I will definitely give you another tone, a tone that I've marked on the blackboard. I have to admit that the movie is at least one of my favorite movies I have been craving at least once a year. Before I knew what other people think about this movie, I liked TMP. After all, the Internet community of Trekkies said indirectly I do not like it more. After discovering ST: TMP is "failure" - after "worst" Star Trek movies - I limit my desire to the closet