‘Star Trek Into Darkness’ fails horribly by not boldly going somewhere new
This badly done sequel provides nothing to justify its existence.
This badly done sequel provides nothing to justify its existence.
There’s good news and bad news: Bad news is this sequel covers ground we’ve seen before in Star Trek, the good news is that it does it very well.
The story of a young teen with Asperger’s Syndrome and how he deals with his condition in the wake of a family tragedy.
Writer/director Baz Luhrmann brings his particular brand of spectacle and visual excess to classic tale.
A fan of espionage thriller films will see a lot that is familiar here.
There is a lot of horrifying moments in this fun disaster flick.
The third straight film in the franchise that hits the target, perfectly.
This deserves extra consideration simply for the fact that the vampires in the movie don’t glow in the sunlight.