Chris Pine

Chris Pine may be living the good life thanks to his role as Captain James T. Kirk in the Star Trek franchise, but he also seems to embrace the movie star life as much as he runs from it. From insane roles in Smokin’ Aces and Stretch to indie fare like Z for Zachariah, more

Late January and February are traditionally the dumping ground for awful films.  Imagine a giant metaphoric city dump filled not with actual garbage, but instead with bad horror films, lackluster action movies, and unrommy and uncommy romcoms.  There are exceptions of course.  The Silence of the Lambs was released in

In 2011, Horrible Bosses, starring Jason Bateman, Jason Sudeikis and Charlie Day, became a surprise smash. It solidified Bateman’s status as a comedy heavyweight, made Sudeikis a viable movie star and Day, well, the world may not be ready for him to be more than the funniest part of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia.

We already knew that Disney had big plans for Into the Woods – Rob Marshall’s big-budget adaptation of the classic Stephen Sondheim musical – but plans for the Oscar campaign now seem settled (though everything is always subject to change): Emily Blunt and James Corden – who play the Baker’s

Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit follows up movies from the 90’s like Clear and Present Danger, but the story and lack of action leave something to be desired.

The moment William Shatner signed on to play one of the most beloved figures in television and film history, Captain James Tiberius Kirk, his life changed forever. He loved and adored by millions of people, but his most loyal fanbase is definitely the Trekkie! He continues to stay involved with the

There are some great releases this week that are sure to satisfy everyone! The trekkies of the world we be excited to get Star Trek Into Darkness.

Star Trek Into Darkness is available on Blu-ray, DVD and digital download from Paramount Home Entertainment. Having seen the film on the big screen I was truly looking forward to seeing the Blu-ray version. While I love seeing the great picture quality on my home screen, my main reason for

The Captains Close Up with William Shatner arrives on DVD on August 13. Join the original Star Trek captain, the iconic William Shatner, to travel the globe to sit with those who’ve also sat on the bridge of the Starship Enterprise

Star Trek Into Darkness arrives on Blu-ray and DVD on September 10th. The disc is loaded with special features, even if the cover art is a bit lackluster.

After taking Star Trek to ambitious new territory, J.J. Abrams’ sequel Into Darkness certainly doesn’t go where no man has gone before.

We know not everyone has time for every major release or big movie, so instead of featuring 10 great films a month, these are truly the ones that cannot be missed this May. They’ll either be films coming out in theaters that week or something on Netflix I think that’s worth the watch.

A new Star Trek Into Darkness clip and stills have arrived online. The clip shows Captain Kirk viciously confronting the calm villain.

A final Star Trek Into Darkness trailer has arrived online, and it features some epic new footage. Keep reading to check out the new trailer and a cool poster of Spock.

Just weeks after the release of the Star Trek Into Darkness announcement teaser, we get the full official teaser trailer for the summer sci-fi spectacular. This trailer, clocking in at 1:55 (over 50 seconds longer than the previous announcement), boasts more action, more drama, and more lens flares than you can