There are terms and actions that we have learned from children watching movies and now our children repeat happily watching the same cinema or its more modern version. The vulcanian greeting is one of them, no doubt it does not sound to you?
The new flight of the Enterprise ship arrives in the halls. "Star Trek: Beyond" will land in cinemas across the country next Friday, August 19 and it looks like we're going to love seeing his crew again in this new interstellar adventure.
In the film number 13 of the saga, the crew of the U.S. Enterprise is heading to explore the last confines of space, those that have not yet been trodden by intelligent life. Obviously that is not so empty and they will meet a new, mysterious and powerful enemy that will test them and the Federation itself.
50 years of stellar travel
It is said soon but this year, the saga of "Star Trek" turns 50 with this movie "Star Trek: Beyond" directed by Justin Li and in which one of the best known actors, Simon Pegg, has also collaborated as a screenwriter for the first time.
From television in the late seventies to the cinema and next year back to television through a series that will premiere exclusively on Netflix next 2017.
It is of that type of movies with which the desire to learn astronomy is awakened to any child or adult, of those sagas that have been known to adapt and even advance the technology of the moment.
Captain Kirk's crew were the first humans to have a kind of tablet in their hands that they called PADD before the invention occurred to Steve Job himself.
A movie like all Star Trek that promises action, adventure, companionship, solidarity and justice. A movie to go see with the little ones and introduce them to the universe more treky of the galaxy
As of August 19, we have it in all cinemas so you know how to find them "Second star on the right. Everything straight towards tomorrow."... or to the cinema and enjoy it together.
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