Review: ‘Star Trek: Lower Decks’ Powers Up For The Season Two Premiere “Strange Energies”
This show was deeply missed—and worth the wait.
Search Results for Consolation
Billy Campbell Talks Reprising (And Redeeming) His “Okona” Character On ‘Star Trek: Prodigy’
The actor also talks about how he bombed his final audition for the role of Riker.
Review: ‘Star Trek: Discovery’ Stands Up In “There Is A Tide…”
Jonathan Frakes returns to helm the penultimate episode of the season.
Star Trek: The Musical – The Most Memorable Song And Dance Moments
“Dance with us. For science! “
Review: ‘Star Trek: Lower Decks’ Loses Track Of Time In “Temporal Edict”
The third episode of the series makes some classic moves.
Review: There’s Plenty To Love In The ‘Star Trek: Year Five’ Valentine’s Day Special
Kirk meets his romantic match in a special one-shot comic.
Anson Mount Open To Pike Show, But Returning To Star Trek Would Require “Creative Conversations”
The actor also discusses Pike’s fate, faith and more.
Review: ‘The Orville’ Falls For The Past In “Lasting Impressions”
Gordon finds a different kind of love and Bortus finds a dangerous hobby.
Review: On ‘Star Trek: Discovery,’ Family Is Everything In “Point Of Light”
The third episode of season two takes a worthy trip to Qo’noS.
Review: ‘Star Trek: Short Treks’ Gets Mythological In “Calypso”
The second ‘Short Treks’ is an experimental departure, written by Pulitzer Prize-winning author Michael Chabon.
Anson Mount Says ‘Star Trek: Discovery’ Is Biggest Thing He Has Ever Done
The new Pike actor speaks for the first time about working on Star Trek.
Star Trek Merch Update: Kirk Fu Book, Horga’hn Statue, New Busts, Drinkware And More
We catch up with some of the latest Star Trek products, for budgets ranging from $15 to $1,500.
Mission: New York Day Three – Voyager Cast, Koenig, and Shatner
The third and final day of Mission: New York was launched by the Voyager cast with their longtime producer Brannon Braga and was closed out in style by William Shatner and Walter Koenig.
Star Trek Into Darkness – Blu-ray review
After much pre-release hoopla, we have our review copy of the Blu-ray of J.J. Abrams Star Trek Into Darkness. In the wake of a shocking act of terror from within their own organization, the crew of The Enterprise is called back home to Earth. In defiance of regulations and with a personal score to settle, Captain Kirk leads his crew on a manhunt to capture an unstoppable force of destruction and bring those responsible to justice. As our heroes are propelled into an epic chess game of life and death, love will be challenged, friendships will be torn apart, and sacrifices must be made for the only family Kirk has left: his crew. Read on for our review of the Blu-ray release.
TrekMovie.com Review Of Star Trek Into Darkness
After now seeing Star Trek Into Darkness twice (once in 2D and once in 3D) I am finally ready to give my opinion on JJ Abrams second entry for the franchise. Below is my review with a completely spoiler-free summary (really no plot details or even character names). The rest of the review contains some spoilers, but nothing not revealed in any trailer, commercial or clip.
Captain’s CelebWatch: Shatner ‘Gives Up’ On Trek Co-stars + Stewart’s Talks Abuse + Brook’s Talks DS9 Movie + Updates For Bakula, Mulgrew, & Pine
Star Trek’s captains have been in the news lately so today we check in with the latest celebrity buzz starting off with William Shatner talking about his Trek co-stars, Patrick Stewart talking about his childhood, Scott Bakula talking type-casting and Avery Brook’s talking DS9 movie. Plus we have clips of Mulgrew from DragonAge and the latest on Chris Pine’s next projects.
The Collective: DST Announces New TOS Ship Toys & Figures + Review of Electronic Chair & Kirk Figure
Not all the toy news is about new movie related stuff, Diamond Select Toys is still announcing new items from the rest of the 40 years of Star Trek franchise (especially TOS). TrekMovie has the details about the exciting toys and action figures on their way from DST. Plus the Collective reviews the new Kirk Figure w/ Electronic chair.
Take a ‘Sneak Peek’ At Star Trek Movie Scoring Session
One of the most highly anticipated elements of the new Star Trek movie is the score by Oscar-nominee Michael Giacchino. While we will have to wait until next year to learn and hear more about the new music of Trek, ScoringSessions.com has put up an interesting ‘sneak peek’ of their visit with Giacchino and the Hollywood Studio Symphony.
CelebWatch: Stardate 07.24.08
This week the Watch brings you: images of Patrick Stewart caught in the act (of rehearsing, that is); Rene Auberjonois playing priest for real; sad news for those hoping to see Colm Meaney on Mars; George Takei’s gameshow victory; a challenge to Trek fans from Robert Picardo; and more! In the immortal words of LeVar Burton, you don’t have to take my word for it; read below to see for yourself!
CBS Digital Guys Use TrekMovie.com To Play Prank On Boss
We all know that "Doomsday" was the big one for CBS-Digital, and that Special Effects Supervisor Niel Wray went a bit grey getting it finished. Well the effects team thought they would play a little prank on Niel and try and convince him that eagle eyed TrekMovie.com readers spotted an error in the final product (in the trailer). To that end they recreated a fake version of TrekMovie.com with a faked trailer and some rewritten comments…