Originally posted by quanchi112
Khan wasn't armed, just survived a crash, and she teleported behind him and shot him eight times. One blast with his Boolean gun and it puts him down for the count just like in Man of Steel.
Anyone with that fire power & the higher ground would've had the better advantage in that fight against the Klingons. It had nothing to do with Khan being Khan.
Originally posted by Esau CairnAbsurd as Kirk and the entire film made it clear he was superhuman and superior to them in virtually every way. Khan also went mobile minus the higher ground and had Spock at his mercy after crushing a few Klingons.
Anyone with that fire power & the higher ground would've had the better advantage in that fight against the Klingons. It had nothing to do with Khan being Khan.
Originally posted by Esau CairnTo take down twenty plus foes, two ships and subjugate Enterprise crew he needed skill, strength, and superhuman accuracy in the face of overwhelming odds. Kirk watched in awe of him.
It doesn't take superhuman strength or a superior intellect to hold a weapon & push a trigger.
Originally posted by Esau CairnProbably due to the close proximity of the other Klingons. Khan intentionally didn't kill them as he wanted to learn more about his torpedoes. He disarmed Spock and then surrendered after he got the info he required.
Khan held a weapon that had multiple barrels firing multiple shots per second.
Neither ships actually fired back in retaliation & it's questionable why Khan couldn't even manage to hit any of the crew at all.
Originally posted by playa1258Not impressed. Show me something on the film.
http://fortune.com/contentfrom/2015/10/05/lex-luthor-jr/ntv_a/3dsBA58oDAfxgFABio on fortune.