J.J. Abrams' "Star Trek Into Darkness" has finally launched in North America, and is off to a strong -- but not spectacular -- start at the box office.
The sequel took in roughly $22 million on Friday, a...
Welcome back to another installment of Movie Power Rankings, where buzz means everything for Hollywood's biggest films. You probably won't be too surprised by this week's top movie. Marvel's "Iron Man 3" is ...
In the wake of a shocking act of terror from within their own organization, the crew of The Enterprise is called back home to Earth. In defiance of regulations and with a personal score to settle, Captain Kirk leads ...
"Star Trek Into Darkness" got off to a somewhat slow start at the box office, but will no doubt make up for it over the weekend.
The J.J. Abrams-directed reboot sequel earned $3.3 million on Wednesday...
Karl Urban and Simon Pegg are both valuable parts of the chemistry that drives the new "Star Trek" series.
Pegg was someone I already knew I liked enormously before "Star Trek" arrived, and it's...
If you were "Star Trek Into Darkness" director J.J. Abrams and you had to pick another director to take your place for a single shot in the film, who would you choose?
For Abrams, the choice was Edgar Wri...
My manager was the one who first turned me on to "Spaced." This was in the days way before there was a "Shaun of the Dead," and while music rights kept anyone from picking the show up for US distri...
"Star Trek" fans now have one less day to wait to go "Into Darkness."
With IMAX previews of "Star Trek Into Darkness" selling out fast, Paramount has decided to release J.J. Abram...
I have a feeling every day is a big day for Tom Cruise.
Still, announcing a fifth film in any star-driven franchise is an uncommon thing, and especially coming off of what was, both commercially and critically, one...
Okay, there's Simon Pegg. And next to him, that's Nick Frost. Good. Great. That's exactly what I want. And there's Edgar Wright's name, and a meteor in the sky, and… people… lots of people… with g...
