There's not much for anyone to like in the Star Trek: Section 31 movie
Briefly

The movie attempts to portray Philippa Georgiou’s story in a clumsy manner, with a confusing exposition-heavy introduction. While it features elements of a sci-fi action film, it falls short due to poor character development and subpar performances. It seems more like a failed series pilot than a standalone film. Audiences are presented with a cast of quirky characters, yet none manage to leave a memorable impact. Instead of engaging battles with traditional Star Trek technology, the action feels mindless, contributing to an overall sense of disappointment for a franchise known for its deeper narratives.
The movie’s premise is clumsily explained through heavy exposition, following Philippa Georgiou, whose character lacks the fun previously seen in Star Trek: Discovery.
Though it aspires to be a fun sci-fi action flick reminiscent of antihero stories, it ultimately feels like a poorly executed spin-off pilot.
Characters are introduced quickly but fail to resonate, leaving audiences with performances that range from dull to completely unengaged.
With scenes that prioritize mindless action over meaningful storytelling, the film struggles to connect with audiences beyond the surface.
Read at Ars Technica
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