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comingsoon.net - 5/5/2009

Star Trek Crew on a Possible Sequel

— comingsoon.net — In Hollywood – and in "Star Trek" fandom – it's never too early to talk "sequel." And... with anticipation for the new Star Trek film already at Warp Factor 10, it's no surprise that hailing frequencies are already open for a second big screen ... (more) Star Trek Crew on a Possible Sequel

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thehousenextdooronline.com - 5/1/2009

The Conversations: Star Trek

— thehousenextdooronline.com — By Jason Bellamy and Ed Howard [ Editor's Note: The Conversations is a monthly feature in which... Jason Bellamy and Ed Howard discuss a wide range of cinematic subjects: critical analyses of films, filmmaker overviews, and more. Readers should expect ... (more) The Conversations: Star Trek

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io9.com - 5/5/2009

New Star Trek Pics Take You Back To Starfleet Academy - Star Trek

— io9.com — Paramount just released its entire gallery of promotional images for next week's Star Trek movie, including this... great shot of Spock (and another alien) at Starfleet Academy. Plus Captain Pike's away-mission uniform, and Uhura's workstation. Star ... (more) New Star Trek Pics Take You Back To Starfleet Academy - ...

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Stellar Scores Sail In For ‘Star Trek’
We Are Movie Geeks — ... ‘Star Trek’ is receiving a 100% on Rotten Tomatoes thus far and I dont see that changing drastically in the upcoming week before the film’s release on Thursday evening. ...

‘Hello, Walter!! It’s Time To Go!!’ Fox Orders 22 More Episodes Of J.J. Abrams Series FRINGE!!
Ain't It Cool News - The best in movie, TV, DVD, and comic book news. — ... To absolutely no one’s surprise, Fox on Monday formally announced a 22-episode second season for “Fringe,” the top-rated freshman series on television. J.J. Abrams’ Bad Robot is on some kind of roll! Its fantastic new “Star Trek” movie, which should make a mint, is still 100% positive on Rotten Tomatoes and “Lost” was the top-rated Wednesday series last week (behind only megamonster “American Idol”). Fox says of tonight’s penultimate episode, titled “The Road Not Taken”: First her bad dreams became reality, and now Olivia is “dreaming” while awake, seeing elaborate bleak ...

'Star Trek': The Reviews Are In!
MTV Movies — ... So far, Abrams' updated take on the venerable sci-fi franchise has come in for near-universal praise. At press time, it stands at a staggering 95 percent freshness on RottenTomatoes.com, which compiles reviews from across the country. After taking a look at what everyone else has been saying, we present to you a sampling of what critics are saying about "Star Trek." ...

Box Office Options May 8-10: 'Star Trek,' 'Summer Hours,' 'Rudo Y Cursi' & More...
:: The Playlist :: — ... course, J.J. Abrams' take on one of the sacred cows of sci-fi nerdery, "Star Trek," finally warps into the theaters this weekend. Serving as a reboot/re-imagining of the franchise, the movie tells the story of the Enterprise crew coming together under James T. Kirk (Chris Pine) and battling a time-traveling baddie played by Australian hunk Eric Bana. The film has received across-the-board positive reviews (94%!) and looks like it will re-introduce the franchise to viewers. Hell even we, in all our playful anti-nerd fervor, were ...

‘Star Trek’ snagged $7 million last night..
We Are Movie Geeks — ... ‘Star Trek’ opened last nigh on most of its 3,800 theaters at 7pm and pulled in roughly $7 million, which is pretty damn impressive. So that means word of mouth, 96% on Rotten Tomatoes, is starting to spread all of the world and EVERYONE will be rushing out to see it tonight, I could easily see a $40-45 million Friday night, because the film is that good. ...

‘Star Trek’ snagged $7 million last night
We Are Movie Geeks — ... ‘Star Trek’ opened last nigh on most of its 3,800 theaters at 7pm and pulled in roughly $7 million, which is pretty damn impressive. So that means word of mouth, 96% on Rotten Tomatoes, is starting to spread all of the world and EVERYONE will be rushing out to see it tonight, I could easily see a $40-45 million Friday night, because the film is that good. ...

Add $7 Million to the 'Star Trek' Tally from Thursday Screenings
RopeofSilicon.com — ... Star Trek is opening on 3,800 screens, including IMAX, and currently holds a 96% rating at Rotten Tomatoes. No matter what this weekend's numbers end up being I expect this one to do well for a while thanks to strong word-of-mouth.

As Great As I Hope Star Trek Is...
my new plaid pants — ... ... and by all accounts it is really, really great, the truth is that it won't have a 57 year old Uhura doing a naked dance with over-sized purple feathers in front of a giant moon and therefore it will always be lacking. ...

Star Trek Box Office Predictions. Today in Film Bloggery 05/07/09
SpoutBlog — ... Star Trek is opening on 3,800 screens, including IMAX, and currently holds a 96% rating at Rotten Tomatoes. No matter what this weekend’s numbers end up being I expect this one to do well for a while thanks to strong word-of-mouth. ...

Saturday Morning Verdict
Hollywood Elsewhere — Saturday Morning Verdict I'm presuming, naturally, that several HE regulars were among last night's Star Trek viewers, and that given the 96% positive Rotten Tomatoes rating some are focusing on aspects of the film they weren't entirely satisfied with. Just to be different. Not to dump on the film (which I ...

Fletch's Film Review: Star Trek
Blog Cabins: Movie Reviews and Commentary Made Fun — ... No, the proper tactic is of course to downplay the film's success. Tell them that "It's pretty good - better than most of the crap out there right now but nothing worth writing home about." Tell them that the effects looked "okay, but needed some work" or that "Abrams makes it a little too LOSTy...but you might want to see it if you like that show." Certainly don't tell them to go to Rotten Tomatoes, where they're be able to see the 95% Fresh rating that it's sporting, or to IMDb to see the ...

J.J. Abrams Will NOT Direct The Lost Season 6 Finale
Screen Rant — ... (an insanely well received film - for instance it holds a shocking 95% on movie review site RottenTomatoes.com), as well as his directing and producing success with the likes of Cloverfield and the third Mission Impossible movie, it’s no wonder his name would get thrown around to return to the mystery-filled series before we say goodbye to it forever. However, from Abrams himself, we find out that won’t be the case. ...