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 published: 2013-05-24Now Streaming: Netflix Instant Alternatives to Star Trek Into Darkness, The Hangover Part III, And Epic Looking to Star Trek Into Darkness, The Hangover Part III, and Epic for inspiration, we've pulled together a selection of Marvel Universe movies, romances from literature, and crowd-pleasing comedies with underrated stars.  filed under: Star Trek Into Darkness
 published: 2013-05-22Star Trek Into Darkness Spoilers, With Damon Lindelof And Bryan Burk Want to know how they chose the film's villain? Want to know just how much they think about Trek fans and what they've been demanding of the sequel ever since the first one came out? (Spoiler: they care a lot). Want to hear about the decision-making that went into one of the film's biggest scenes? filed under: Star Trek Into Darkness
 published: 2013-05-20How J.J. Abrams Altered Star Trek Into Darkness To Hide Its Secrets It’s too bad it’s impossible to get an exact count on how many people were drawn in by the film’s advertising campaign. I can’t assume a large number of people went based on Abrams’ trademark secrecy, which didn’t quite work for this film the way it did with Super 8. filed under: Star Trek Into Darkness
 published: 2013-05-20Star Trek Into Darkness: Will There Be A Sequel, And Who Should Make It? Star Trek Into Darkness is a hit. Not a giant hit, and not the kind of thing that has studios calling all of their rivals and screaming "Suck it!" while guzzling champagne at 8 a.m. (at least , that's how we picture it), but a big enough hit all the same. Especially when you account for its huge improvement with global audiences, Star Trek Into Darkness has done well enough to keep the franchise alive… which means, inevitably, it's time to start talking about sequels filed under: Star Trek Into Darkness
 published: 2013-05-19Weekend Box Office: Star Trek Into Darkness Hits Number One But Falls Short There has been a lot of build up for the first of what are likely to be many more sequels in the Star Trek franchise reboot and it's arrival didn't disappoint at the box office, though it didn't quite manage to outperform its predecessor. filed under: Star Trek Into Darkness
 published: 2013-05-18Watch William Shatner And Billy Dee Williams Make Star Wars Suggestions To J.J. Abrams ABC's affiliation with Disney seems to be paying off a bit more for Jimmy Kimmel Live since Disney acquired the Star Wars franchise. Last month, Kimmel staged a pretty heated (and amusing) confrontation between Harrison Ford and his old pal Chewbacca. Apparently the two had a falling out over an indiscretion between Chewy and Leia. The topic of the wookiee came up again this week when Star Wars and Star Trek director J.J. Abrams visited Kimmel's show. filed under: Star Trek Into Darkness
 published: 2013-05-18Star Trek Into Darkness Makes $22 Million On Friday, Barely More Than The First One A lot of people were expecting Star Trek Into Darkness, with the added benefit of 3D and a big-time villain its center, to open a whole lot bigger than the first Star Trek film that J.J. Abrams directed in 2009. And while the movie is much bigger than the first one overseas-- which is what really counts these days-- it's not any bigger here at home, and that's even with the 3D bump. filed under: Star Trek Into Darkness
 published: 2013-05-17Discuss Star Trek Into Darkness With Spoilers And Rate It Whether you've been carefully avoiding spoilers for months or reveling in every single rumor about the villain's true identity and what happens to Captain Kirk, the time has finally come to talk about Star Trek Into Darkness with all the secrets out in the open. And this movie in particular is one you really want to talk about with spoilers, since J.J. Abrams and company worked hard to keep us from knowing much of anything before the movie opened- filed under: Star Trek Into Darkness
 published: 2013-05-17Why Benedict Cumberbatch Will Always Be A Better Weirdo Than A Leading Man The question is which way will he go? Will he try and be some amalgamation of Brad Pitt, Russell Crowe, Matt Damon, George Clooney and Jake Gyllenhaal? Or will he try and be some amalgamation of Philip Seymour Hoffman, William H Macy, Paul Giamatti, Steve Buscemi and Jeff Daniels? filed under: Star Trek Into Darkness
 published: 2013-05-17Operation Kino 114 Review: Star Trek Into The Nerdiest Star Trek Into Darkness Review This week we've all been handed red shirts and sent to work in engineering-- which means that, inevitably, not all of us will survive the episode as we review Star Trek Into Darkness. In this spoiler free-for-all conversation we're joined by certified Trek fanatic Jordan Hoffman to talk about the latest film from J.J. Abrams filed under: Star Trek Into Darkness
 published: 2013-05-17Why Star Trek Into Darkness And Iron Man 3 Opened Overseas First As movies like Iron Man 3 and Oblivion proved, we’ll show up when the studio finally opens the movie here. Shane Black’s sequel has banked $298M domestically to date, but a whopping $685M overseas. We just aren’t the powerful movie launch pad we once were, sad as that has become to admit. filed under: Star Trek Into Darkness
 published: 2013-05-16Star Trek Merchandise Fights Stopped J.J. Abrams From Building A Massive Trek World Licensing and merchandising rights debates mired Bad Robot and Paramount in legal battles with CBS about what elements from Star Trek canon could be used … and which couldn’t. In fact, these hostile negotiations blocked Abrams from turning his 2009 reboot of the series into a multi-platform entertainment experience. filed under: Star Trek Into Darkness
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