Do you ever watch/read something and you can’t stand a character, even though you understand why they’re acting that way is due to stress, grief, trauma, whatever reason, but you still don’t like them?
That's what I had with this film.
I understood Susan Sarandon's character was acting how she was due to her grief but I still wanted to throttle her and my dislike of her and how annoying and frustrating I found her to be, made me dislike the whole film to be honest.
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When responding to a distress signal in the far reaches of uncharted space, the crew of the USS Enterprise a drawn into a trap by the ruthless and mysterious Krall (Idris Elba). Stranded on a barren planet, Captain Kirk (Chris Pine) and his crew must work together to find a way to save the universe.
What Star Trek Beyond gets really right, is the characters. The crew of the Starship Enterprise are supposed to be like a family and that…
