| Star Trek Review |
| by Scott Mendelson |
| JJ Abrams's ambitious Star Trek reboot desperately tries to have it
both ways. Not confident enough to choose its path, it straddles
between affectionately campy homage and its own franchise. Like Bryan
Singer's Superman Returns, it is too afraid to...more |
| Star Trek Review |
| by Homer Yen |
| Living long and prospering, this franchise has. And with a burst of
youth, a plethora of action, and a welcome sense of nostalgia, "Star
Trek" continues to boldly go forth (or back, depending on how you look
at it). This is a fun, stand-alone, space...more |
| Star Trek Review |
| by Mark R. Leeper |
| CAPSULE: The new film STAR TREK (the title is just
the two words) is J. J. Abrams's restart of the
"Star Trek" series. While nobody is going to give
it any awards for great new ideas, it does tell a
good action-filled adventure...more |
| Star Trek Review |
| by Darren Provine |
| The situation with the "Star Trek" franchise has been shaky; the last
feature wasn't a success, and the most recent TV incarnation fizzled
out. So, following the "reboot" of the Batman movies, the James Bond
movies, and "Battlestar Galactica" on...more |
| Star Trek Review |
| by Steve Rhodes |
| Director J.J. Abrams (the co-creator of "Lost") has finally released his
much anticipated take on the classic "Star Trek" series, which consists of
an almost uncountable number of television episodes as well as numerous
movies. Before reviewing STAR...more |
