Now, Section 31 is getting the movie treatment on Paramount+, and we couldn’t be more excited to see what adventures await in this action-packed Star Trek spinoff. The star-studded cast of Star ...

Although "Star Trek" started on TV in the 1960s, the iconic sci-fi franchise achieved wider success on the big screen, thanks to a series of movies starting with 1979's "Star Trek: The Motion ...

Start with Star Trek movies for an easier introduction due to shorter runtimes. Star Trek: The Motion Picture has aged well and serves as a great entry point. Star Trek (2009) explores an ...

It's a fine excuse to occasionally watch Oscar-winner Michelle Yeoh kick things, but Section 31 is otherwise a deeply incurious squandering of Star Trek potential. There have now been 14 Star Trek ...

Star Trek: Section 31 director Olatunde Osunsanmi has opened up on the movie's controversial nature and the furor that has surrounded it. The TV movie is the 14th overall in the Star Trek ...

Originally planned as a spinoff series from “Star Trek: Discovery”, it was reimagined as a movie to be released on Paramount+, making this the first “Star Trek” movie to premiere since ...

Raise shields, red alert — we’re going to try and put all the Star Trek movies in order. And we do mean try. When they were focused on the Original Series era, the Star Trek movies were so ...

Anyone worried that Star Trek: Section 31 would completely undermine the central ethos of Star Trek as a franchise has those fears confirmed within the first 10 minutes of the movie. Section 31 ...

We're leaving the Neutral zone and taking a stand with our list of the Star Trek movies, ranked worst to best. Just make sure you set your phasers to stun in the comment section if our views don ...

William Shatner still wants to return as Captain Kirk in a new Star Trek project but with minimal effort on his part. Shatner envisions advanced technology being used to bring Captain Kirk back.

The Oscar-winning actress reprises her role from 'Star Trek: Discovery' in the franchise's first non-theatrical film. By Frank Scheck Scientists say that our universe is constantly expanding.