- STAR TREK BEYOND CAST CHARACTERS MOVIE
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New face: “I am not Jaylah, She was one of my Ancestors”. Perhaps the New Face is from their Species or Family Bloodline
STAR TREK BEYOND CAST CHARACTERS TV
Introduce her Character (and the Actor) into the TV Series, if you want. And not all should be fixed with an instable Time and Space Wormhole anomaly, it is wearing down on the Fans Total different Universe, Time is not on her Site. All that could connect is this famous Black Hole born out of Red Anti-Mater. She would be a fine ranger Chief Engineer if they would had an Flagshipīecause She is from the Kelvin-Timeline and Picard is not. But well, it would be nearly impossible to merge her with current Seven of Nine from Picard TV Series. Well at last she could be the Tough New Fresh face of the Ranger’s Crew.
STAR TREK BEYOND CAST CHARACTERS MOVIE
My only Guts feeling about her (I watched this Movie in the Cinema), she could fit together with Seven of Nine. We were very, very close during that shoot. He’s been incredible during filming, and after, and he remains a really good friend. But aside from being on the screen, we developed a real strong friendship. The actress did speak about working with Simon Pegg, who co-wrote Beyond, and said they remain close: I hear things all the time, but I don’t know what’s happening. I don’t know if they’re making a fourth one.
STAR TREK BEYOND CAST CHARACTERS UPDATE
The latest official news from Paramount Pictures on the Star Trek 4 project was removing it from their 2023 release calendar after director Matt Shakman exited the project, with the studio still indicating it was “excited about the creative vision of this next chapter and look forward to bringing it to audiences all around world.”īoutella gave an update on what she knows about a follow-up to Beyond: The studio predicts a $25 million opening, while experts expect something closer to a $40 million weekend.Sofia Boutella as Jaylah with Zachary Quinto as Spock and Karl Urban as McCoy in Star Trek Beyond
STAR TREK BEYOND CAST CHARACTERS SERIES
“Ice Age: Collision Course,” on the other hand, has been savaged by critics, whose reviews amount to a terrible 12 percent on Rotten Tomatoes and 35 on Metacritic.įeaturing returning voice cast members Ray Romano as Manny, John Leguizamo as Sid, Jennifer Lopez as Shira, Denis Leary as Diego and Queen Latifah as Ellie, the family franchise film - the fifth in its series - cost $105 million. It is due to make $15 million this weekend - much more than its $5 million budget. The horror movie has an 81 percent on Rotten Tomatoes and a 57 on Metacritic.Īlso Read: 'Ice Age: Collision Course' 'Has Jumped the Sloth' and 7 Other Cold Reviews “Star Trek Beyond” has an impressive 87 percent fresh rating on review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes and a solid 70 score on Metacritic.Īlso enjoying generally positive critical notices is “Lights Out,” which stars Teresa Palmer as a young woman who fights off a spooky entity that has attached itself to her mother ( Maria Bello). In the movie, the crew members of the Enterprise find themselves in yet another uncharted area of the universe, where they face an enigmatic foe (Elba) who tests their central beliefs as dutiful foot soldiers of the Federation. The film also features one of the last performances of Anton Yelchin - who died tragically in a freak car accident just a month ago.Īlso Read: JJ Abrams: 'There's No Re-Casting' Anton Yelchin Role in 'Star Trek' Series “Star Trek Beyond” stars Chris Pine, John Cho, Simon Pegg (who co-wrote the script), Zachary Quinto, Zoe Saldana, Karl Urban, Sofia Boutella and Idris Elba. Lin, who directed four movies in the “Fast & Furious” franchise, took over the helm from Abrams. “Star Trek” bowed to $75.2 million in 2009, and 2013’s “Star Trek Into Darkness” opened to $70.2 million. Abrams‘ first two reboots in the long-running sci-fi franchise. While “Star Trek Beyond” - which was directed by Justin Lin and made for $185 million - has been getting strong reviews, it looks to finish the weekend behind the debuts of J.J. Meanwhile, fellow wide opener “Lights Out” from New Line banked $1.8 million in its first-night showings, and Fox and Blue Sky’s “Ice Age: Collision Course” brought in $850,000.Īlso Read: 'Star Trek Beyond' Set to Beam Up $60 Million Opening Enterprise nicely on course for an anticipated $60 million opening weekend. It’s in line with the $5.25 million that the most recent James Bond flick, “Spectre,” grossed in its first-night screenings last November. That’s a stellar beginning at the box office for Paramount and Skydance’s third installment of its reboot of the 50-year-old franchise. “Star Trek Beyond” grossed an impressive $5.5 million in its preview screenings on Thursday night.
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