Each new Star Way: Section 31 Hero

This entry contains spoiler for “Star Way: Section 31”.

Judging by the latest tease shown in the new movie “Star Trek: Section 31”, Paramount+ has not yet completed his out -of -court team team. “Section 31” is a little mixed in particular considering How long was it developedBut the film about former mass assassin Philip Georgia and her new inhuman team are good enough to start as a start – as opposed to “TV Movie Event” is advertised as.

As the introductory chapter “Section 31” works thanks to the strengths of its actors and the intriguing charm of almost every new hero. Is the film too freely borrowed from well -known superhero dynamics, such as “The Suicide Squad” and robbery films like “Ocean's Eleven”? Of course. However, it disappears thanks to the pleasant news of the antivarious rag band, which includes a Mehbo suit, a malignant microorganism -led volcano, a complement to the chip on the shoulder, supergudr. Chameloid, morally elastic deltan and star fleet officer with two shoes. By installing your story outside the franchise moral boundaries – forward central organization“Section 31” can introduce some truly new heroes with great potential. Here's a spoiler -filled spatula on each of them on a scale from particularly boring to especially loving.

Despite the fact that he is the 31st Team Manager and the seeming main man, the skillful agent Alok (“Power” and “Kick-Ass” actor Omari Hardwick is such an unusual image that he can merge with the background just as well. It is by no means Hardwick's fault: he does an amazing job with the role of meat and potatoes he has, but Alok is still the nicest character in the film.

At noon New York Comic Con 2024 in OctoberHardwick described his hero as “inappropriate because (he has) many mental problems”. He also says that Alok has to “take some bones” and that he wants to put George “to pay the price for some things she has done.” In the film we came to, there is only the slightest idea of ​​everything in which he almost immediately takes Philip to a dangerous mission, which he said could help her redeem. He also reveals that he is Augment, which is left of the Emine War of Eighten, a drop adjacent to Han, which actually doesn't do much in the film. With “Title 31” Moves from Series to MovieI can't be surprised at how much of the hero's depth and personality was left on the floor of the cutting room.

Reichel Gareta is not really a new “Star Road” heroine, but she seems to be played by Hannibal and The Killing Alum Keissy Rol. Pregnant Enterprise-C Captain appeared in the Season 3 “Next Generation” series “Yesterday's Enterprise”, Play Trisija O'Neal. In particular, in the curved episode, Enterprise-C is exposed to the gap in space and time, and its future progress changes the course of history-and captain's Picar crew members. The episode contains both intense moral stumps and tragic ends, but on “Section 31,” Lieutenant Gareth seems to have nothing to do with the company at the moment. However, she is a scientific worker and clearly wants to get a promotion.

Reichel's character is less pronounced than explained because Philip describes her as “a stick so far in her afternoon, it comes out of her mouth.” Her only real feature in the film is to remind everyone that you don't have to kill people and show the star's fleet, which seems to be naive and hypocritical. “The Star Fleet is not making murders!” She tells the team at one point, although Section 31, a group of great murders, is part of Starfleet. Reichel is boring right now, but if this ensemble has the opportunity to grow, Rola's versatility and her heroine's strange secret costume show that she deserves the opportunity to relax in the future or at least get a juicier storyline.

“Star Wars: Title 31” in almost all ways is the opposite of the typical “Trek” tariff, and the Deltan seductor Melles (“Ginny & Georgia” and “In the Dark” actress Hamberley Gonsales) are no exception. . The “Star Way” has always been sexy but relatively without gender franchise; It has danced around the topic with stories about Pon Farr and the guest stars dressed in miniits from the very beginning, but mostly it prefers intellectual links and loyalty links, not for complete love. The deltanus, the species that first appeared in the movie “Star Trek: The Motion Picture,” is a powerless humanoid group that inspires strong sexual attractiveness in others, but even the deltanas usually suppress it by signing a celibate promise by joining the star fleet. According to distributed press materials created Startrek.comHowever, the stylish deltane blue did not sign the oath, which we think makes her a professional Bond girl.

Here we have to make assumptions, because in fact we do not know much about Melli during the movie. She gets some good stings and seems to help the team, putting all her orbit men tie her tongue to vulnerability, but she is too cool to sit aside as much as she. In addition, we do not even hear the oath of celibacy, only that she is described as “walking honey trap”. Professional flirt with flawless cosmetics that can inflate rubber in the shape of a heart? We are already in her power.

“Trek” lovers have nothing more controversial than a project that mixes with the established volcanic culture, so Fuzz (“One Piece” actor Sven Ruigrok) is quite destined to cause waves among the longtime viewers. The presence of a laughing volcano in the movie “Section 31” was already strange enough in the trailer, but the reality of the Fuzz situation is even more strange. He is actually a microscopic being called nanochemistry, which, for evil reasons, pulls strings of unnamed volcano in the brain. He is also a very Irish – quite stereotypically hot -headed, ready for a battle.

If you do not take into account the questionable cultural representation, Fuz is one of the most intriguing heroes in the movie “Section 31.” Because his story seems so completely unfinished. He has thousands of children on his way, an angry southern wife and a bad plan that, despite not going according to the plan, may not have killed him. More interesting: we know nothing about his master's body, as he found it or what happened to the volcanic consciousness when he decided to settle. Fuzz is a bit of a pest, but Rujgrock's performance makes him more fun than he should be, and he (and his master) is the characters that could get true tragic back stories if given enough time to flourish.

I will say what we all think: “Star Trek” needs more Himbo. The Star Fleet is full of the best and brightest of the galaxy, which means that people like Zef – Australian brother with a mechanical outfit, portrayed by Robert Kazinsky, actor of “True Blood” and “Captain Marvel” – does not always get into the spotlight. However, a circling, out -of -edge criminal as “Section 31” is all the places in the world for the hero who fills the big, stupid antivarious quota, and Zef is particularly cheerful.

Zef's film is described as “Heavy Artillery, Low IQ”, and Philip also says he looks “like a Swiss army knife”. But he supports his power with a nasty, crazy attitude that would have made him a fan favorite if he hadn't been killed in the middle of the movie. Kazinsky uses the maximum screen time and laughs, for example, when Zef is offended after Philip distinguishes his body and the suit he wears full -time (he has “Mecha Dysmorphia”, according to Quasi), and when we see him. Clearly lost in the sauce, talking about Mech Life secret at the bar. Dear Zef, we are unlikely to know you, but I'm sure you will live in the fantasy field-if not on the “Star Road”.

Sam Richardson makes everything he participates in the “SECTION 31”, “The Afterparty” and “VEP” star is a glue that contains a mix of insecure shades. His shape -changing Chameloid hero Quasi is extremely smart and is equally charming and delightfully clumsy. “Sometimes quasi sees so many ways to freeze his brain,” Melle explains when he starts to stumble on his words when he meets Philip, but it seems clear that he has a special tongue around Yeoh's stylish and sexy antivaro. He also has a mockery for every case, and while the film's scenario may be a bit unusual, Richardson makes every row feel natural.

Accidentally or otherwise it seems that “31. Section ”is the last decade of pop culture, and receipts are the same tiny sense of indecision (and understanding of progressive theories of existence) as the beloved Chidia (William Jackson Harper). Hopefully, the chameloid will get more space for growth if he returns to the next “Trek” stories, but the basis of a great image is already, and Richardson plays it perfectly. Of all the beginners introduced in the “Section 31” section, Quasi is the most widely rounded and lovely. He is also a team member from which we would most like to see the result on the screen.