Star Trek Into Darkness 3D
Chris Pine's Captain Kirk and Zachary Quinto's Spock return alongside Karl Urban, Simon Pegg, Zoe Saldana and newcomers Benedict Cumberbatch and Peter Weller in the sci-fi sequel to J.J. Abrams' beloved 2009 Star Trek reboot. When the crew of the Enterprise is called back home to Earth, they find John Harrison (Cumberbatch), a powerful figure with a thirst for vengeance, has begun to wage a one man war on Starfleet. With a personal score to settle, Captain Kirk leads his crew in pursuit of this fugitive, but if Harrison's strength and cunning prove a match for the whole fleet, what hope does the young crew of the Enterprise have of bringing him to justice - and what price will they have to pay?
- Director:
- J.J. Abrams ('Star Trek', 'Super 8')
- Writer:
- Roberto OrciAlex KurtzmanDamon Lindelof
- Cast:
- Chris PineZachary QuintoZoe SaldanaKarl UrbanBenedict CumberbatchAnton YelchinJohn ChoAlice EveSimon PeggPeter Weller
Reviews & comments
Bad
Good special effects. That's the best point of the movie. The intro is pretty cool as well though not breathtaking as it should have been... A lot of jokes that don't work, specially because they've been made at least 100 times in other movies... Everything is so obvious. We don't care about Spoke's love story, Kirk is a dick, the scene at the end with...
Trekking Great
Gotta love these prequal flicks, Im a Star Wars or Star Trek kinda guy, I go both ways. This was up there with the previous reboot & loved it just as much, if not more! The trailers give nothing away and if your a fan of the earlier films, you will enjoy this. With great acting and Karl Urban (Kiwi) its just awesome, funny as bits an pieces and quotes....
Its life Jim...
OMFG I loved it... At a key point I almost applauded and woo-hoo'd out loud but was 'gently' restrained by my better half. Even if you didn't like the 'classic' Star Trek but love action movies you will love this. For those who love the 'classic' ST you will love the clever spin on references to past baddies and goodies : D
Boldly going...
Trekkies will be pretty pretty pleased with JJ Abrams 'Star Wars VII' warm-up. There are knowing nods and overt references to a whole host of Trek-lore - from Harry Mudd, Tribbles, Klingons and Nicholas Meyer's second 'Star Trek' movie - from way back in 1982. So, if you're a fan of the 'Trek' you'll get tickles galore from Abrams' script. That said, pretty...
Variety
pressMay not boldly go where no "Trek" adventure has gone before, but getting there is such a well-crafted, immensely pleasurable ride that it would be positively Vulcan to nitpick.
Hollywood Reporter
pressEfficiently delivers what it's built to do, but without style or personality.
Variety
pressMay not boldly go where no "Trek" adventure has gone before, but getting there is such a well-crafted, immensely pleasurable ride that it would be positively Vulcan to nitpick.
Hollywood Reporter
pressEfficiently delivers what it's built to do, but without style or personality.
Bad
Good special effects. That's the best point of the movie. The intro is pretty cool as well though not breathtaking as it should have been... A lot of jokes that don't work, specially because they've been made at least 100 times in other movies... Everything is so obvious. We don't care about Spoke's love story, Kirk is a dick, the scene at the end with...
Trekking Great
Gotta love these prequal flicks, Im a Star Wars or Star Trek kinda guy, I go both ways. This was up there with the previous reboot & loved it just as much, if not more! The trailers give nothing away and if your a fan of the earlier films, you will enjoy this. With great acting and Karl Urban (Kiwi) its just awesome, funny as bits an pieces and quotes....
Its life Jim...
OMFG I loved it... At a key point I almost applauded and woo-hoo'd out loud but was 'gently' restrained by my better half. Even if you didn't like the 'classic' Star Trek but love action movies you will love this. For those who love the 'classic' ST you will love the clever spin on references to past baddies and goodies : D
Boldly going...
Trekkies will be pretty pretty pleased with JJ Abrams 'Star Wars VII' warm-up. There are knowing nods and overt references to a whole host of Trek-lore - from Harry Mudd, Tribbles, Klingons and Nicholas Meyer's second 'Star Trek' movie - from way back in 1982. So, if you're a fan of the 'Trek' you'll get tickles galore from Abrams' script. That said,...
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