and during SPECTRE.10 Best Free DVD Rippers for Mac: Rip a DVD on Mac for Free I certainly didn't feel like walking out like during the last outing. A fitting way to celebrate 50 years of Trek? Maybe. It's SLIGHTLY dragged out near the end, but there is at least a solid 90 minutes of big screen action to be enjoyed in there somewhere. Someone make this happen! If you're a Trek fan at all you SHOULD go see this one. As I've read they won't be recasting Chekov (good!) then I think she would make a fine addition to the crew. To finish on a positive note, Sofia Boutella who plays the alien Jaylah is really good, and a very likely contender to replace Anton Yelchin who sadly passed away recently. For instance, Simon Pegg would want to start piling on the pounds to play an older Scotty, and in the same vain Zachary Quinto should probably lose a few. One thing that really bugged me though - some of the actors, as they get older, look even LESS like the characters should on screen. These are subtle enough to indicate that they were put there for the real HARDCORE fans, which I thought was respectful and made me sit up and pay a bit more attention every time I spotted one. Yes, it has plot holes galore (they're on purpose, don't you know? So the fans can have 'insane theory' videos on YouTube), but it also has lots of references to the Star Trek Universe over the last 50 years to celebrate the 50th anniversary.

Given all this, and that Star Trek now has to fit this terrible template, this movie could have been SO much worse. Hollywood want EVERYBODY to be fans of EVERYTHING from here on - no more closed communities thank you very much. Somehow we've got the point where ALL movies need to be a politically correct as possible, have as a diverse a cast as possible, and appeal to as wide an audience as possible. They've given all your other favorites the same treatment (and ruined them too), James Bond and Star Wars being among the countless franchises to fall victim. It's STILL not Star Trek like the REAL Star Trek - there are no memorable lines here and you won't be playing particular scenes over and over in your head, but this is the world we now live in. However, credit where it's due, he made a great attempt at this, and it turned out to be good fun (and WAY better than Jar Jar Abrams' 'Into Darkness' mess).

Okay, as a lifelong Star Trek fan and not a big fan of the last movie, I had serious reservations about this one - especially as it was directed by Justin 'Fast & Furious' Lin.

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