From Chris Snellgrove
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Recently released Paramount Section 31A direct Star Trek film that focuses on Starfleets Secret Spy Division, which takes over the dirty work of the Federation. Unfortunately, the fandom quickly decided that “dirty” was the most beautiful thing that they could say about this stinker of a film, and his Rotten tomato score continued to run faster than captain Kirk, who fell from a mountain. Speaking of, Section 31 Now has the dubious honor to be the worst Star Trek film on RT, which puts the former record holder in the shadow Star Trek V: The last border.
What section 31 defeated as the worst Star Trek film
Before Section 31The worst Star Trek film was The last limitWho has the award to be the only film in the franchise director of the famous Kirk actor William Shatner. It seems that he wanted to step into the footsteps of Leonard Nimoy, the lover Spock Actor who was directed The search for Spock And The journey home. Unfortunately, Shatner’s directorial debut was a complete flop, and the film combined a broad humor and a nonsensical action in something that belonged more into the department for the waste from the ship than in the large canvas.
Interestingly afterwards Section 31 initially came out, The last frontR was still the worst Star Trek film with the various critics Lazy tomatoes to explain that Paramounts was the latest film barely Better than William Shatner’s notorious mistake. However, the way in which Rotten tomatoes work is that it examines all reviews of the critics and determines whether they would ultimately watch or not recommend a film. With Section 31More reviewers mixed in the past week and enough of it hated the new film to reduce its score far below that Star Trek V.
Section 31 is as bad as Star Trek
At the time of this letter, the critical score of the film is 21 percent. Correction, in the time I needed to write this sentence, it fell to 20 percent.
The critical consensus for § 31 is humorous: “Beam from it, scotty”. In comparison Star Trek V: The last border Has a critical score of 23 percent, with the ironic critical consensus being “full of boring action sequences and an underdeveloped action. This fifth Trek film is probably the worst of the series. “
“If Paramount has a feeling of shame or decency, the entire company is now switched off and the assets are auctioned at the lowest bidder.” – – Joshua Tyler, GIANT Freakin ROBOT
For the good or for bad, this consensus is now wrong. Faults tomatoes, Section 31 is now the worst Star Trek film, and we can only hope that future franchise entries (like the Star Trek Origin film reports reported in development) will not be able to be somehow somehow worse. The latest film is terrible enough to get me to do what it seemed impossible to say: say something nice The last limit.
William Shatner’s directorial debut remains a very faulty film with an incredibly stupid action, but it provided at least some great moments of character (like the sad tradition of Dr. McCoy and his father) and interesting ideas (like the term god devilish Foreigner hidden deep in our galaxy). Section 31However, mostly has disposable characters and no really original ideas. It is the distillation of the prevailing Nutrek ethos, in which writers and producers assume that fans want nothing more than violence, bloodshed and one-note floors.
With a little luck, Section 31 Officially the worst Star Trek film and will serve as a wake-up call. It is clear that fans want adventures who concentrate on exploration (how Strange new worlds) and stories that manage both humor and heart (how and how Lower decks).
Unfortunately, it is more likely that this latest film is an indicator of how bad the next Star Trek film will be. If and when that happens, Trek is in the same position, the Star Wars and the McU are currently in: urgently needed a complete Creative restart.
