good of the many outweigh the good of the few

#Good of the many outweigh the good of the few movie

It doesn’t help that Kruge is kind of stupid and a sorry excuse for a Klingon.

(I did read that Nimoy’s first choice had been Edward James Olmos, and that would have been very interesting to see.) Just the very act of him speaking took me out of the character. Christopher Lloyd, awesome as he is, has an exceptionally distinctive voice, and I found it distracting pretty much every time he opened his mouth. Kruge is played by Christopher Lloyd, and I really wanted to like him, but I just couldn’t. This is Kruge, the leader of the Evil Klingons. We're KLINGONS! That means we yell a lot and execute very poor battle strategies! As far those annoying characters go, lets first talk about the Klingons, especially this guy: And, admittedly, even the people on screen won’t react very much to your deadly aim, but there’s a perverse sense of pleasure in the phasering, anyway.Ģ. This way, when anyone on screen annoys you (Science Vessel Captain, Christopher Lloyd, Any And All Screenwriters), you can just shoot them in the head. is with your sister’s toy phaser, recently unearthed from storage, resting by your side. The best way to watch any Star Trek movie. If only Starfleet bureaucrats and the least Klingon Klingons ever would stop getting in the way!ġ. But after Bones starts going a little cuckoo, Kirk finds out that it might be possible to to save both him and Spock after all. There’s really no getting around that.Īfter Spock sacrifices his life and the Genesis planet is created, a morose Kirk leads his crew back home.

#Good of the many outweigh the good of the few movie

Cause, you know, the whole ending to that movie is sort of pivotal to the plot of this one. While I will (needlessly) create a Spoiler Section for those of you who are really concerned about Spock’s fate, there will be SPOILERS for The Wrath of Khan throughout this review. But that’s probably only because I haven’t seen any of the odd-numbered ones yet. The Search for Spock is easily my least favorite of the TOS films I’ve seen.