By Reviews for “Star Trek: Section 31,” the 90-minute direct-to-streaming movie spin-off of the franchise starring Oscar winner Michelle Yeoh, have arrived and the verdict is… not good. The natural home of Star Trek has always been television. The films have generally been more “Star Wars” -lite action-adventure affairs that have
Star Trek: Section 31 Review: Badly Goes Where Everyone Has Gone Before
Anyone worried that Star Trek: Section 31 would completely undermine the central ethos of Star Trek as a franchise has those fears confirmed within the first 10 minutes of the movie. Section 31 opens in the Mirror Universe, where we see a teenaged Phillipa Georgiou (portrayed here by Miku Martineau)
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The long and winding road to adapt Erik Larson’s 2004 work “The Devil in the White City” took another turn today as 20th Century Studios has come on board the feature project with Martin Scorsese in talks to direct and Leonardo DiCaprio in talks to star. The film has been
James Gunn Reveals If ‘The Suicide Squad’ Is Canon To The DC Universe
Is The Suicide Squad set in the DC Universe? James Gunn clarifies if his first film on the other side of the pond is truly canon to the DC Studios reboot. The canon of the DC Universe has been one of the most confusing aspects of the new DC Studios
