Star Trek: Section 31 Review: Badly Goes Where Everyone Has Gone Before
But when Section 31 shifts to the movie’s present, something unexpected happens. Section 31 becomes so boring and ugly that it no longer can be seen as bad Star Trek. Heck, it can’t even be called bad sci-fi or bad genre work. It seems to have no interest or understanding in doing any of them well.
'Star Trek: Section 31' review: It isn't classic 'Trek', but the Paramount+ exclusive offers some flashy fun
"Section 31" is a wildly addictive addition to "Star Trek's" legacy that does not tarnish the sci-fi property's reputation, but could be catalogued as an enticing side note. It acts as an infinitely watchable romp in the final frontier with intriguing twists tying back to the storied Eugenics Wars and the courage to try something entirely new.
It’s a fun vibe that gives the entire cast a chance to ham things up, but whenever Section 31 slows down to zoom in on ...
In the galaxy of Gene Rodenberry's 59-year-old "Star Trek" franchise, humanity enjoys an idyllic, utopian, primary-colored future in which a non-lethal phaser and a persuasive argument can put an end ...
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Section 31" has such little time to develop its characters that we're left uninterested. Perhaps it should've been a TV series after all.
Oscar winner Michelle Yeoh is back as Emperor Philippa Georgiou in the new movie Star Trek: Section 31. The Wicked and Everything Everywhere All at Once star reprises her role in Star Trek: Discovery ...
Michelle Yeoh and Sonequa Martin-Green took to the red carpet Wednesday to celebrate the premiere of "Star Trek: Section 31," which lands Friday on Paramount+.
Humberley Gonzalez and Kacey Rohl got to go to space with Michelle Yeoh — actually Toronto's Pinewood Studios — for the first "Trek" TV movie.
Actors Rob Kazinsky and Omari Hardwick joined Dana Kozlov as excitement builds for the exclusive premiere of the new Star Trek movie.
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The First Star Trek: Section 31 Reactions Are BrutalSo, while the Paramount+ film technically embodies the franchise's desire to explore new terrains, the other elements beg the question: is it really "Star Trek?" Well, the consensus among most critics ...
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