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This was an abysmal attempt at a Star Trek movie. The plot was trite. The characters were irrelevant and, quite frankly, irritating. I feel horrible for Michelle Yeoh as her acting skills are far, far superior to everything else in this movie. Gene Roddenberry should haunt the writers, producers, directors, and studio for producing this trash. It was almost embarrassing to watch Michelle Yeoh shine and every other actor fall flat because their script was so badly written and their personas so far out as to be unbelievable. I was unable to suspend my disbelief as I would with any other Star Trek endeavor and just enjoy a new Star Trek experience. So much rubbish.

That MARVEL is creating new characters based on indigenous peoples from North America is so heartwarming. Native American culture should be celebrated by all. Being of indigenous descent I am so glad to see Native Americans making an impact on popular culture. The story was one of courage in the face of adversity, apathy, and seemingly insurmountable obstacles. That MARVEL collaborated with indigenous groups and cultural institutions in the making of this episode is a good thing to see. That MARVEL hired indigenous actors and used their language to create this was refreshing. Yes people, you will have to read the subtitles. Now let's see a major motion picture based on these characters.

So this had a really good music soundtrack. It had a really rubbish voice dub. I think I personally would rather read the subtitles than listen to a crappy voiceover. I dislike subtitles, but I dislike bad voice acting much more than subtitles. So for those in the industry who want to bring foreign cinema, television, and film to English speaking audiences leave the subtitles and ditch the bad voice actors and overdubbing. You are just ruining the work of the original actors. If you absolutely feel you must use overdubs, than you better get damn fine voice actors to do the job, not someone who has no skill at all, as if the case heretofore.