Star TrekStar Trek Into DarknessStar Trek BeyondStar Trek Into DrowsinessSeinfeldDie Another DayHot FuzzBeyondBattlestar Galacticaidris elbajohn chomovie reviewsstar trekzachary quintozoe saldana Fifty years on, the “Star Trek” franchise is still fresh: It keeps coming up with new ways to suck. From the corny sermonizing and furniture-quality acting of the original TV series to the senseless ker-blammo of 2013’s “Star Trek Into Darkness,” we now coast on the fumes of lackluster comedy that power “Star Trek Beyond.” They should have called it “Star Trek Into Drowsiness.” A menopausal James T. Kirk (Chris Pine), having lost his groove when attacked by poodle-sized gremlins, is in a reflective phase: “It can be a challenge to feel grounded...
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Proper Review
Jul 21st 2016