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#the answer is no #there is absolutely nothing in this universe or the next #that james t. kirk would not do #for his family #he loves them beyond reason #they are everything to him #they gave him a reason to fight #jim kirk was always going to fight #but he was aimless #he didn’t care what or who he was fighting #so long as he wasn’t going quietly into the night #and it was a waste #but now he has these six people #and every other soul under his command #and they are his world #and his reason for the fight #and he is beautiful and deadly and truly awesome when he fights for them #there is no power in the ‘verse that could beat Jim Kirk #he is invincible with his crew #with his family along side him (tags via spacemarried)
(Source: captainsulus)
I like the dramatic tool that is fantasy and I put period films within the category of fantasy as I would put sci-fi within that same category. I think as a dramatic tool, you leave yourself behind. Your imagination is instantly needed because it’s a world that you don’t recognize with a world you don’t know. And I think that means you have a very different emotional reaction to the characters. I think it’s no better or worse for contemporary pieces. I think in contemporary pieces, it’s about voyeurism. You bring your own experiences to life because you recognize the world. I don’t think you do that as much with the whole fantasy genre. I find that very interesting.
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there’s been some confusion, for you see my crewmate is
(Source: girlyjolras)
at the end of the day she’ll be nothing but trouble
(Source: whitelaws)
…in ways you cannot yet realize
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Chris Pine and Zachary Quinto || ‘Star Trek Into Darkness’ London premiere at Empire Cinema on May 2, 2013
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