"Star Trek Into Darkness" was a GREAT MOVIE!!!
i give it a 7 compared to the 8 i give the first...and i might lower it in retrospect"Star Trek Into Darkness" was a GREAT MOVIE!!!
I'm more a fan of trek from the 80s and 90s but I like this trek to because its not the same reality although I don't take it as serious I do miss the serious trek though and Sisko was that nikka.I know what you mean breh, but these new era Trek films are making money just due to them not being like the older films which dealt with exploration and Federation politics (even though Into Darkness was just a remake of Wrath of khan), so imma just let them cook.
But they really need to make a new fukkin series based after Voyager and Insurrection.
I'm more a fan of trek from the 80s and 90s but I like this trek to because its not the same reality although I don't take it as serious I do miss the serious trek though and Sisko was that nikka.
Thanks real talk I been meaning to tell you that for a while ds9 is such a underrated show in general was watching it last nightRepped
I can get jiggy to that.
From FF he seems like he understands what the people want.
into darkness was weak?
]@flyry points out it mostly takes place on a ship[/B]
made me laugh out loud reading that.
i get that the show did.
but cmon we had more locales in the first joint.
'Star Trek Beyond' Trailer Snags Prime 'Star Wars: The Force Awakens' SlotMay the force be with rival Hollywood studios trying to get their trailers placed before Disney and Lucasfilm's Star Wars: The Force Awakens, from director J.J. Abrams.
One studio already prevailing is Paramount, which will unveil a promo for Star Trek Beyond tied to Force Awakens, sources tell The Hollywood Reporter. The Star Wars reboot launches in select theaters on the evening of Dec. 17 before opening everywhere in North America on Dec. 18.
It's no surprise that the latest installment in the Star Trek series would get favored treatment. Abrams, whose Bad Robot production company is based at Paramount, produced Star Trek Beyond after directing the first two films in the revitalized franchise, Star Trek (2009) and Star Trek Into Darkness (2013).
Abrams gave up directing duties on Star Trek Beyond to helm Star Wars: Force Awakens for Lucasfilm and Disney.
Star Trek Beyond doesn't open in theaters until July 22, but there couldn't be a better berth to showcase the film than Force Awakens.