by Alan Dean Foster, Alice Eve
Well, honesty, I still don't why Uhura and Spock were so unprofessional on the shuttle. It's workmen like but not as a engaging as the novelization of the first movie.Quick read though.(Actually, I need to dig out my Log books, but the old cat is sleeping in front of them and I don't want to move he...
A worse novelization than for the first Star Trek rebooted film universe, with little psychological subtlety and clunky exposition. Whereas the first enhanced my understanding of its movie, this merely restated it, with none of the urgency the movie was able to create through visual means.
While this was a well-written story (as are most by Alan Dean Foster), it can't hide the fact that this was a novelization of a weak and tritely cliched remake of Wrath of Khan, with one of the most illogical feud ex machine I've ever seen in s Trek work. Add that to the whole transwarp transported ...
I have to. Benedict played Khan so well I just have to.
I've never seen any Star Trek - not even a few minutes of a TV episode, and all of my knowledge of the fandom comes from the parodies in episodes of Futurama and so forth - and it took me a while to see the movie a few weeks ago... in the end I only went because my friends couldn't stop talking abou...
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