Forbes' Scott Mendelson takes Paramount to task for its strategy of releasing different bonus features on the Star Trek Into Darkness Blu-ray, based on which outlet is selling it. More...
"It got universally panned and I think that it was something without question that didn't help the movie." More...
This week on home video, we've got one blockbuster, a couple of highly rated documentaries about controversial subjects, and a Tyler Perry production. Then we've got a decent low-budget horror flick, a well-reviewed drama, a solid romance, and a smart mystery, plus some new Blu-rays, a couple of choices from The Criterion Collection, and an iconic horror box set. Click through for the full list. More...
This week in streaming video, we've got the successful follow-up to a major franchise reboot, an Oscar-winning drama, an animated adventure, and a based-on-true-events thriller. Read on to find out what's available to watch right now. More...
Jon M. Chu has been rumored, but Rupert Wyatt could be the real frontrunner. More...
J.J. Abrams is also set to return -- as producer, anyway. More...
"Would I be able to make the 'Star Trek' film I want? Probably not, and therefore I have no desire to make it." More...
Either Zachary Quinto is confused, or he just broke a fairly major story. More...
Vulcans and their comrades came out to power the sci-fi sequel Star Trek Into Darkness into the number one spot at the North American box office, however grosses were substantially below industry expectations across the board. The Paramount franchise film had an extended release and grossed $70.6M over the Friday-to-Sunday period with a total of $84.1M since its start on Wednesday night in IMAX locations making for a debut that was smaller than its 2009 predecessor's. More...
This week at movies, we've got just one wide release: J.J. Abrams' Star Trek Into Darkness, starring Chris Pine and Zachary Quinto as Captain Kirk and Mister Spock, respectively. What do the critics have to say? More...
These days, cancellation isn't necessarily the end for a television series; between DVD sales, the Web, and the ever-expanding cable dial, if a show has a fervent enough fanbase, odds are someone is going to come along to take advantage of it. Such was not the case 40 years ago, however ? not that it mattered to diehard Star Trek fans, who so impressed Paramount with their passion for Gene Roddenberry's characters that the studio brought the property to theaters a full decade after the show was unceremoniously dumped by NBC. Three decades later, as we prepare to greet the twelfth Trek feature, your pals at Rotten Tomatoes thought now would be the perfect time to take a fond look back at all the Enterprise voyages that got us here ? from the beloved classics (The Wrath of Khan) to the ones that never should have made it off the holodeck (The Final Frontier). Where does your favorite rank? Read this week's Total Recall to find out! More...
This week, it's time for you and your family to set phasers to fun! (Sorry -- we couldn't help ourselves.) Star Trek Into Darkness soars into theaters, but is it safe for your entire brood? Read on to find out. More...
Also: the question of whether or not he likes the "Star Wars" prequels. More...
The Bad Robot exec has his fingers in a lot of fanboy-friendly films these days. More...
Saldana talks about the "Trek" sequel, her role in the upcoming "Guardians of the Galaxy," and more. More...
On the sequel's themes, the Trek fan community, and more. More...
Now you'll only have to wait until May 16 for the next "Trek" to go wide. More...
Trekkies spurned in favor of a galaxy far, far away. More...
You can use the Star Trek app to purchase tickets for May 15 screenings. More...
"If the movie does its job, then by the end of the movie, you will have had a reaction involving the eyes." More...
The duo discusses stepping into the venerable sci-fi series for one of 2013's most hotly anticipated sequels. More...
So here's who Benedict Cumberbatch and Alice Eve are playing. We think. More...
Paramount will tease the sequel with nine minutes of footage. More...
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He also warns the new RoboCop, Joel Kinnaman, that he'll "have to pull up his boots." More...
J.J. Abrams confirms some scenes were filmed in IMAX. More...
He's already thinking ahead to the next sequel. More...
He's pleased with Benedict Cumberbatch's performance. More...
He admits "we're talking" about an appearance in the next installment. More...
"I couldn't get any kind of recording device. I said, I'm going to do it on my iPhone. It's high quality, it's HD. It will be fine." More...
Set photos confirm that J.J. Abrams has taken the widescreen plunge. More...
Filming begins shortly...and yeah, he's okay with post-converting it to 3D. More...
J.J. Abrams reportedly has no plans to include any original series cast members in the franchise's next film. More...
The "Robocop" and "Buckaroo Banzai" star takes an "unspecified role" in the upcoming sequel. More...
She'll reportedly play "a new character in the 'Star Trek' universe." More...
It's scheduled to start rolling on January 15, 2012, with an eye toward a 2013 release. More...
It looks like he'll be the franchise's next bad guy. More...
He signs for the sequel, which is scheduled to start filming this winter. More...
Mr. Pegg is a very busy fellow. More...
Screenwriter Roberto Orci says there's a 70+ page "Star Trek 2" outline waiting for J.J. Abrams. More...
Speaking at WonderCon, Roberto Orci mused briefly on the "Star Trek" sequel, promising something "a little bit more daring" that will expand on "the theme of their family." More...
J.J. Abrams always has a lot going on -- and he talked about some of his many upcoming projects, including "Super 8" and the "Star Trek" sequel, in this recent interview. More...
They're only talking about it in very general terms, but Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci tell the Los Angeles Times that they've "broken" the story for the next "Star Trek" movie. More...
Chris Pine is out promoting "Unstoppable," which gave Collider the chance to ask him about the next "Star Trek" movie, as well as Alex Kurtzman's "Welcome to People." More...
Collider caught Carlton Cuse and Damon Lindelof on the red carpet at the Scream Awards, and used the opportunity to talk about the next "Star Trek," the "Alien" prequel, and more. More...
There's obviously only so much they can say at this point, but Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci discussed their work on the "Star Trek" sequel -- including the possibility of a Khan sighting -- in a recent interview. More...