It’s no secret that Hollywood director J.J. Abrams will likely see his Star Trek enterprise being run by another filmmaker as deliberations about a second sequel are in the works. Abrams, who will still be on board the ship as the producer for the third film, will likely face timing conflicts while directing Episode VII of the illustrious Star Wars franchise, set to hit theaters in 2015.
Proving unequivocally to be one of the most powerful forces when it comes to recent online buzz, upcoming summer blockbuster Star Trek Into Darkness has reached another level of spine-tingle with its new international trailer. Essentially, it seems to both possess its cake and be devouring it as well.
Star Trek fans sure have a lot to look forward to in the near future. Last year we heard that a new Star Trek video game was coming and now we know exactly when.
The Television Critics Association (TCA) press started last Friday and is slated to feature a number of returning shows (not only new ones) like NBC’s Revolution. The series’ panel made news in more ways than one as questions lingered on other J.J. Abrams’s works.
Namco Bandai has announced the release date of their third-person shooter Star Trek, developed by Digital Extremes.
J.J. Abrams and his troupe have finally unveiled the first footage for the sequel to 2009’s surprise hit Star Trek with Star Trek Into Darkness.
With December upon us, studios are ready to begin their awareness push for this summer’s biggest movies. One of those films is J.J. Abrams‘ sequel Star Trek Into Darkness.
All of this summer’s biggest films (The Avengers, Prometheus, The Amazing Spider-Man and The Dark Knight Rises) have or will come out in the IMAX format, and now some of next year’s will too. Fans will be able to enjoy their return to the USS Enterprise on the biggest screens available when Star Trek 2 arrives on May 17, 2013.
One of the most persistent rumors plaguing his upcoming Star Trek sequel is that new addition to the cast, Benedict Cumberbatch, will be playing the villainous role of Khan. Now, Simon Pegg, the new Scotty of Abrams’ Enterprise crew, is calling out the rumor as false.
Benedict Cumberbatch, who Abrams recently said blew him and producers away with an audition he recorded on his phone, will indeed be playing Khan, who in the TV series and films is something of a supersoldier from the past.
