Extremely sad. Excellent acting but I think the movie concentrated too much on the illness. I was expecting and hoping for more courtroom drama. Numerous people in the theater were choked up and sniveling, including me. To watch how the family poured their lives and hearts into the one girl and forgetting all about living in the meantime, when every surgery or procedure failed, was heartbreaking. The acting was excellent, all around. In some respects, I think we could have been spared some of the illness aspects of cancer but I guess the writers' and director's goals were to show us what it is like and to evoke the grief and sadness that we all felt. I cried, as did many.

I give Star Trek 5 stars. The storyline was fabulous, creative, believable and it flowed well. Casting was excellent. Special effects were excellent. It was a pleasure to watch, very enjoyable. The only negative I can think of was that Jim Kirk was too arrogant, as was Bones. I know Bones was trying to pull off an original Bones but he came across somewhat drunk at times. Scotty hardly looked 17 with a recessed hairline. More realistically, they could have made him 24. I still give it 5 stars because the whole picture made up for the very few negatives. One thing - tell me how such an irresponsible reckless young Jim was ever accepted into the Academy despite his supposedly high IQ? Realistically.... But it was still very entertaining.