As 'Star Trek' Turns 60, Its Idealistic Vision for the Future Is More Vital than Ever
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The veteran saga does not roll anything new on television or film for the first time in a decade, and faces the fusion of a more conservative Paramount and succeeding in capturing the youthful public after several setbacks
San Diego, USA.- In 1966, the world was undergoing major geopolitical changes: the deployment of American troops was intensified in the Vietnam War, a sniper killed 16 people from a tower on the campus of the University of Texas in Austin and the Cultural Revolution of China was at its peak. Streets were filled with protests and uncertainty. Therefore, the idealist slogan of "long life and prosperity" sounded transgressive, more coming from a se…
For decades, it has been a story about dialogue, cooperation, and a better world. Today, subsequent installments disappoint even loyal fans.
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