Star Trek Beyond 3D (Includes 2D Version)
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From producer J.J. Abrams come the third instalment to the new Star Trek films, with all of the main crew returning (Chris Pine, Simon Pegg, Anton Yelchin) with the additions of Idris Elba and Sofia Boutella. The USS Enterprise crew explores the furthest reaches of uncharted space, where they encounter a mysterious new enemy who puts them and everything the Federation stands for to the test.
Bonus Features:
- Beyond the Darkness (9:49)
- Trekking in the Desert (2:59)
- For Leonard and Anton (2:32)
- Music Video - Sledgehammer (3:56)
- Trailer 1, Trailer 2, Trailer 3
- Deleted Scenes: Kirk & Scotty in the Terminal, Scotty Gets a Bib and Tucker, Beyond the Darkness, Enterprise Takedown, Divided and Conquered, A Warped Sense of Revenge, Trekking in the Desert, Exploring Strange New Worlds, New Life, New Civilisations, To Live Long and Prosper, For Leonard and Anton
- Gag Reel
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loved this film ... 3rd in the newly rebooted Star Trek universe. They just keep getting better and better
This does not move the Star Trek fantasy trailer into any new areas or places and doesn't give itself time to explore new areas. It is on a switchback road, careening out of control, bouncing from one big bang to the next. Too backward looking and referential [reverential?] to the past [both Star Trek and other action movies]. Big blowy up thing is broken. All the time and effort put into this fantasy could be better spent. Having said that it is great fun [in an uncomplicated, no-consequences sort of way] and it will probably be vastly successful given the eye-popping scale of some of the scenes. There are subtle changes in the team dynamic and some of the characters have moved on - we do get glimpses of everyday life, however distant - so it is not all doom and gloom! But it is immensely frustrating that characters we have seen for 50 years have not become more rounded or fuller, they still do their limited set of things and react in limited ways. OK we meet 'new' aliens but where are the people?