Is there anything you'd not do for your family?

Rating: 9/10 (30 April 2018)

THAT, ladies and gentlemen, is the strength of a bond between captain and the team. Villain agrees to cooperate just because of "72 reasons" hidden on a ship. As in all movies, antagonist appears when protagonist needs him most - Captain learns how accountable he is for and to his own team thus, sacrifices himself. In his final moment, he sees the point Spock tried to make in prequel - face fear of imminent death yet be commander a Captain should be. Kirk asks First Officer how to shut down emotions and, surprisingly, Spock has no idea how to. They finally admit their friendship and captain dies in front of Vulcan's eyes. Spock acts upon his emotions second time and, again, it is Kirk who unleashes his rage. As alternative Spock has mentioned, their friendship affects them both - Kirk's recklessness balances Spock's unshakable logic. This and the fact that, with all due respect, team refuses to leave Captain and evacuate is why Enterprise always survives and manages to save the world.