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Rating: 7.326/10 by 9075 users

Star Trek Into Darkness (2013)

When the crew of the Enterprise is called back home, they find an unstoppable force of terror from within their own organization has detonated the fleet and everything it stands for, leaving our world in a state of crisis. With a personal score to settle, Captain Kirk leads a manhunt to a war-zone world to capture a one man weapon of mass destruction. As our heroes are propelled into an epic chess game of life and death, love will be challenged, friendships will be torn apart, and sacrifices must be made for the only family Kirk has left: his crew.

Directing:
  • J.J. Abrams
  • Dawn Gilliam
  • Ian Calip
Writing:
  • Alex Kurtzman
  • Roberto Orci
  • Damon Lindelof
  • Gene Roddenberry
Stars:
Release Date: Sun, May 05, 2013

Rating: 7.326/10 by 9075 users

Alternative Title:
Star Trek XII:Into Darkness - US
스타 트렉 다크니스 - KR
Star Trek: En la oscuridad - MX
Viaje a las estrellas 12 En la oscuridad - MX
Star Trek XII: En la oscuridad - ES
Star Trek - Into Darkness - IT
星际迷航12:暗黑无界 - CN
星际迷航2:暗黑无界 - CN
Star Trek XII - Into Darkness - DE
Star Trek - Into Darkness - DE
Star Trek: Além da Escuridão - BR
Sötétségben - Star Trek - HU
Star Trek 12: Into Darkness - US
Звёздный путь: Возмездие - RU
Star Trek 12 - Into Darkness (2013) - DE
Du Hành Giữa Các Vì Sao 2: Chìm Vào Bóng Tối - VN
Зоряний шлях: Відплата - UA
Star Trek II - US
Star Trek:Into Darkness - US

Country:
United States of America
Language:
English
Runtime: 02 hour 12 minutes
Budget: $190,000,000
Revenue: $467,381,584

Plot Keyword: spacecraft, friendship, sequel, alien, futuristic, space, mysterious force, space opera, terrorist bombing, new beginning, frustrated

Chris Pine
Captain James T. Kirk
Zachary Quinto
Commander Spock
Zoe Saldaña
Leuitenant Nyota Uhura
Benedict Cumberbatch
John Harrison / Khan
Karl Urban
Dr. Leonard 'Bones' McCoy
Simon Pegg
Lieutenant Commander Montgomery 'Scotty' Scott
Bruce Greenwood
Admiral Christopher Pike
Peter Weller
Admiral Alexander Marcus
Alice Eve
Dr. Carol Marcus
Anton Yelchin
Ensign Pavel Chekov
John Cho
Lieutenant Hikaru Sulu
Leonard Nimoy
Ambassador Spock
Noel Clarke
Thomas Harewood
Amanda Foreman
Ensign Brackett
Jay Scully
Lieutenant Chapin
Jonathan Dixon
Ensign Froman
Aisha Hinds
Navigation Officer Darwin
Joseph Gatt
Science Officer 0718
Jeremy Raymond
Lead Nibiran
Beau Billingslea
Captain Abbot
Anjini Taneja Azhar
Lucille Harewood
Seth Ayott
U.S.S. Enterprise Shuttle Ensign
Marco Sanchez
Torpedo Security
Lee Reherman
Uniformed Mercenary
Scott Lawrence
U.S.S. Vengeance Officer
Usman Ally
U.S.S. Vengeance Officer
Nolan North
U.S.S. Vengeance Bridge Officer
James Hiroyuki Liao
U.S.S. Vengeance Bridge Officer
Rob Moran
U.S.S. Vengeance Ensign
Berit Francis
Starfleet Admiral
Akiva Goldsman
Starfleet Admiral
Benjamin P. Binswanger
Starfleet Admiral
Christopher Doohan
Transport Officer
Andy Demetrio
U.S.S. Enterprise Bridge Crew
Gianna Simone
U.S.S. Enterprise Bridge Crew
Rene Rosado
U.S.S. Enterprise Bridge Crew
Jacqueline King
U.S.S. Enterprise Bridge Crew
Long Tran
U.S.S. Enterprise Bridge Crew
Ningning Deng
U.S.S. Enterprise Bridge Crew
Jodi Johnston
U.S.S. Enterprise Bridge Crew
Jeff Chase
U.S.S. Enterprise Security
Monisola Akiwowo
U.S.S. Enterprise Nurse
Paul K. Daniel
Shuttle Pilot
Ser'Darius Blain
U.S.S. Enterprise Red Shirt
David C. Waite
U.S.S. Enterprise Crew
Cynthia Addai-Robinson
San Francisco Woman
Drew Grey
San Francisco Bar Patron
Douglas Weng
U.S.S. Vengeance Security
Charlie Haugk
San Francisco Resident
Max Chernov
San Francisco Resident
Marc Primiani
San Francisco Resident
Jesper Inglis
San Francisco Resident
Jacob Rhodes
Nibiru Child
Kentucky Rhodes
Nibiru Child
Eric Greitens
Starfleet Ceremonial Guard
Melissa Steinman
Starfleet Ceremonial Guard
Adam McCann
Starfleet Ceremonial Guard
Jon Orvasky
Starfleet Ceremonial Guard
Gerald W. Abrams
Starfleet Memorial Admiral
James McGrath
Starfleet Memorial Admiral
Brian T. Delaney
Additional Voices (voice)
Arlen Escarpeta
Additional Voices (voice)
Joe Moses
Additional Voices (voice)
Kevin Michael Richardson
Additional Voices (voice)
David Sobolov
Additional Voices (voice)
Matthew Wood
Additional Voices (voice)
Fred Tatasciore
Additional Voices (voice)
Kiff VandenHeuvel
Additional Voices (voice)
Audrey Wasilewski
Additional Voices (voice)
Bill Hader
Additional Voices (voice)
Britanni Johnson
NYU Nurse (uncredited)
Chris Gardner
Additional Voices (voice)
Julianne Buescher
Additional Voices (voice)
Joe Hanna
Additional Voices (voice)
David Acord
Additional Voices (voice)
Elle Newlands
Additional Voices (voice)
Candice Renee
Additional Voices (voice)
Emily Towers
Additional Voices (voice)
Gina Hirsch
Additional Voices (voice)
Tom Archdeacon
Ensign Spyke (uncredited)
Jon Lee Brody
U.S.S. Enterprise Security (uncredited)
Hiram A. Murray
Bar Patron (uncredited)
Fernando Chien
Starfleet Admiral (uncredited)

Andres Gomez

Weak story for a movie with a huge budget. Honestly, I think you will only like it if you are a Treky. In no other way you will be able to get any logic out of it and the fact that the Captain of the space ship is the first to get out to do field work.

Gimly

**The following is a long form review that I originally wrote in 2013.** _Star Trek: Into Darkness_, or _STID_, as the kids are calling it (which makes me sad 'cause it's akin to both STI's and STD's) is, in my unprofessional opinion, a step up from the previous instalment (which I did still quite enjoy). Both J.J. Abram's 2009 film, as well as _Into Darkness_ did both, however, seem to have an issue I couldn't overlook in common. And that is that both essentially feel like an incredibly drawn out episode of a TV show. And I've seen next to nothing of the old _Star Trek_ series, so it's not from that sort of a view I've come to have this feeling. It's just a sort of unshakable notion I developed after a few minutes from the start during each film. Even in this aspect, _Into Darkness_ is a slight improvement on its forebear. This new _Star Trek_ film is, unfortunately, riddled with plot holes. Some... Or at least one, is completely unforgivable. They're not enough to ruin the film per se, but it does make me wonder about Abram's ability to be a showrunner in the future if he can't even handle _Star Trek_. Right from the get go I had questions that could have easily been answered with only a couple of lines of dialogue's worth of effort. Which was sad, because it cast a pall over what was, at its heart, an enjoyable piece of cinema. Despite these issues worsening as the movie progressed, a congratulatory word does again have to go out to Abram's and his team for their tweaked timeline. Working a way in which to successfully reboot the franchise, without belittling the integrity of the original was a great move (moreover, they've left themselves open for more deviations in the future, now that the concept is established). Very smart. Zachary Quinto, Karl Urban, Simon Pegg, John Cho and Anton Yelchin returning is of course a big plus for me. Completely unsurprisingly there just as fantastic as ever. But, that kind of Tumblr user would I be if I didn't give a special bit of praise to Benedict Cumberbatch (which all levity aside, is actually well earned from the Brit, who makes for a spectacular villain). 65% -_Gimly_

CinemaSerf

I will own up to actually quite enjoying this. It has less of the holier-than-thou moralism of some of the "Star Trek" features and is basically just a sci-fi adventure that pitches Chris Pine ("Kirk") and his crew against enemies as they say - both foreign and domestic! The dynamic between Pine and "Spock" (Zachary Quinto) still doesn't quite work for me; but Karl Urban makes for quite a good "McCoy" complete with all his daft metaphors. (The less said about Simon Pegg's "Scotty", the better - but fortunately, he features sparingly). The "Enterprise" must track down the arch-criminal "Khan" (Benedict Cumberbatch) - responsible for a bombing in London and then an attack on Starfleet Command - in dangerous Klingon territory and off they set armed with some distinctly dodgy torpedoes. There's a bit of jovial banter between the unlikely couple of "Uhura" and "Spock" which raises a smile, and Anton Yeltsin still has trouble with the computer comprehending his "w's". It's got plenty of phaser fights, the shirts get ripped quite a few times and the story has a bit of definition to help it move along. The last fifteen minutes do, however, drag out the ending just a bit too much - but hey, if you are looking for some high-end science fiction with a few twists in the plot and a good look to it, then you could do worse than this

vylmen

**JJ Abrams should never make anything Trek related again** This is an absurd piece of cinema. Another review said that only trekkies would like this, but the opposite is true. He creates action sequences that build up some momentum, but its resolution is never shown. Chekov (the skinny geek) holds Kirk who holds Scotty from falling down, in a ship that is in a failing orbit entering Earth's atmosphere. Cut to 5 second bridge talk, cut back and they're walking the corridor. Are you joking? This feels like a McG wannabe, that doesn't know how to create the over the top resolutions. But then again, no trekkie wants McG to touch Star Trek either. This approach undermines both the ethos of Star Trek and Abrams’ own attempts at tension-building. By failing to lean into either intelligent problem-solving or fully-committed absurdity, these moments feel hollow. The frustrating part is that Star Trek has proven over decades that thoughtful storytelling can be just as thrilling—if not more so—than high-octane sequences. Abrams’ refusal to trust the intelligence of his audience or his characters is a major reason why his take on the franchise divides fans so sharply. Absurd. Even more absurd that the movie made a profit.


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