Space explorer Peter Quill (Chris Pratt) and his scrappy team must protect an all-powerful orb from falling into the hands of the evil Ronan. What was the meaning of this? Well, for starters 2014’s Guardians was an enormously likable movie, applauded by fans for having a cohesive script, genuinely fun characters, and little if any baggage compared to the more established franchises. Apparently the studio wanted the film to be less like typical Trek fare and more like other modern sci-fi adventures, notably Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy.
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Rumors swirled in 2015, as production for Beyond was ramping up, that Paramount was in a heated dialogue with then-director Roberto Orci over the tonal direction the movie was to head in. Be ready for Beyond to be chock-full of some or all of these cues. Into Darkness was a darker Star Trek film than we are used to seeing, with an especially violent and unpredictable villain, the massive destruction of a major metropolis, and an overall cynical story arch that included much more action than a normal Star Trek installment. It never looks good when a movie makes less money than its predecessor, so expect there to be a lot of doubling-down stylistically. It’s safe to say that the success of Into Darkness really puts the onus on Beyond. For comparison’s sake, 2009’s Star Trek took in about $385 million, and seven years before that Nemesis pulled in a thin $67 million. It made approximately $467 million worldwide, making it far and away the most successful Trek installment ever. Into Darkness was directed by JJ Abrams and released to audiences in 2013. Star Trek Into Darkness is the latest film of the series, and Beyond is apparently going to be a follow-up to it, so it makes sense to delve into this one a bit.
So with that, please sit back, relax, practice your best Vin Diesel growl, and enjoy Screen Rant’s 10 Movies to See Before Star Trek Beyond… 10 Star Trek Into Darkness (2013) This is the perfect primer for anyone just stepping into the series, or even for the jaded Trekkie out there in need of a bit of excitement while they wait. With just a few months until its release, we wanted to sate your palette with some movies that are similar in scope and feel to modern Trek, movies featuring the important players, and those milestones ( " Khaaaan!") that helped us get to where we are now. And lastly, there is director Justin Lin, who, after a tenure at the helm of the Fast & Furious series, was given the opportunity to direct Beyond. There is the bevy of similarly sci-fi franchises out there that have made gargantuan profits from throwing superhuman characters at each other for hours on end. There’s JJ Abrams, who set the new pace with his 2009 Trek reboot and 2013 follow-up Into Darkness. It seems Trek is going through its most action-packed era yet, and we can thank (perhaps) a few different people for that. We see stunt doubles attacking each other with swords, almost falling off ledges, launching off ramps on motorcycles, and getting into every kind of hyperkinetic conflict. It may feel for viewers more like Star Wars, The Avengers, or even something Vin Diesel would star in. Yes, Beyond will likely be bigger and more muscular than anything we’ve ever seen come out of this universe. The sheer amount of exciting things happening in the short ads shows just how far we have come from the days of Shatner’s Kirk pontificating on the deck of the Enterprise, with every piece of dialogue attached to a thoughtful pause. If one were to judge from trailers alone, Star Trek Beyond looks to be the fastest-moving Star Trek movie yet.
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