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Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home is a refreshingly silly confection after the somber (and dull) seriousness of Star Trek III: The Search for Spock. Now that Spock is alive again, we can move on, and Star…
LINDA: I have to say, at the first sight of the Enterprise I felt the same old tingle of excitement. I *love* The Next Generation, and still can't help but look forward to the new movies. Unfortunatel…
Tim Allen & Co. play aging actors who can't live down their roles from a sci-fi TV show called Galaxy Quest that had aired years before (and had basically typecast them for the rest of their actin…
It is hard to discuss Star Trek III: The Search for Spock without spoiling Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan... so consider yourself warned and stop reading now. There. Now. Star Trek II ended with the …
A few years ago, who would have guessed that of all people, an actor known mainly for a supporting role on a 60s sci-fi show, would become King of the Internet? Sure, Star Trek was not just any old sh…
This documentary is for anyone who is an admitted (or in-denial) Star Trek fan, or for anyone who enjoyed the movie Galaxy Quest. It's a no-frills low budget film about Star Trek fans, hosted and prod…
Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan has stood the test of time for many reasons. Not only is it widely agreed to be the best of the big-screen Star Trek films, it is also the one that will make Trekkers c…
We start this journey at the apex of an already-in-progress mission where Spock (Zachary Quinto) cites the Prime Directive a few times in the first couple minutes. Once again Captain Kirk (Chris Pine)…
Oh, yeah, I can hear it already: “What a cranky-pants! She doesn’t know how to enjoy a silly sci-fi action movie! She’s such a purist, she was probably picking apart every scene!” Well, yes and no. Ye…
Perhaps taking a cue from the marketing magic behind The Hunger Games films, Paramount has released these character posters for the hotly anticipated Star Trek Into Darkness, coming to theaters everyw…
The first 9-minutes from the anticipated sequel will be released exclusively in digital IMAX 3D theatres worldwide HOLLYWOOD, CA (November 15, 2012) – Paramount Pictures will release the first 9-minut…