“Star Trek Into Darkness” Has Lavish Hollywood Premiere

Star Trek Into Darkness Premiere at Dolby Theatre  Hollywood, photo copyright Suzanne Philips
Star Trek Into Darkness Premiere at Dolby Theatre Hollywood, photo copyright Suzanne Philips

Second Installment in J.J. Abrams’ “Star Trek” Franchise, “Star Trek Into Darkness”, wraps up weeks of Premieres across the world with star-studded premiere at Hollywood and Highland Entertainment Complex.

Leonard Nimoy copyright Suzanne Philips
Leonard Nimoy copyright Suzanne Philips
Chris Pine, copyright image.net
Chris Pine, copyright image.net

 

“Star Trek Into Darkness” opens in the U.S. tomorrow and the cast and crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise wrapped up weeks of premieres all over the globe on Tuesday with a celebrity-filled premiere on Hollywood Blvd.

J.J. Abrams copyright Image.net
J.J. Abrams copyright Image.net

 

Writer Damon Lindelof coy
Writer Damon Lindelof coy

 

Director J.J. Abrams joined writer Damon Lindelof and producers Bryan Burk and Jeffrey Chernov in welcoming celebrities from the cast and the world of TV and Film to the Dolby Theatre at Holllywood and Highland for the final screening before the film opens in the U.S.

Karl Urban copyright Suzanne Philips
Karl Urban copyright Suzanne Philips

Chris Pine (James T. Kirk), Zoe Saldana (Uhura), Zachary Quinto (Spock), Karl Urban (Bones), John Cho (Sulu), Alice Eve (Dr. Carol Marcus)  and Bruce Greenwood (Pike) all turned out to greet fans and members of the press to talk about “Star Trek Into Darkness” and what surprises are in store for audiences.

Alice Eve copyright Suzanne Philips
Alice Eve copyright Suzanne Philips

 

Zachary Quinto copyright Image.net
Zachary Quinto copyright Image.net

 

After an attack on a Starfleet subdivision in London, the crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise track fugitive John Harrison (Benedict Cumberbatch) into enemy territory.  Captain Kirk (Chris Pine) and his crew must determine who to trust and what the truth might actually be while trying to save themselves and their world.

The film is an action-packed ride from start to finish.  The dialogue is witty and fast-moving and the actors have settled into the characters in this second film.  Benedict Cumberbatch is outstanding as Harrison and Chris Pine proves a worthy adversary as Kirk and Karl Urban and Simon Pegg provide fantastic comic relief as Bones and Scotty respectively.

Karl Urban copyright Suzanne Philips
Karl Urban copyright Suzanne Philips

 

John Cho copyright Suzanne Philips
John Cho copyright Suzanne Philips

 

The film clocks in at just over 2 hours which is a perfect running time to allow that no part of the film drags.

“Star Trek Into Darkness” opens in the U.S. May 17th.

 

Bruce Greenwood copyright Suzanne Philips
Bruce Greenwood copyright Suzanne Philips

 

Kate Beckinsale copyright Suzanne Philips
Kate Beckinsale copyright Suzanne Philips

 

LeVar Burton copyright Suzanne Philips
LeVar Burton copyright Suzanne Philips

 

Lea Thompson copyright Suzanne Philips
Lea Thompson copyright Suzanne Philips

 

 

 

 

Author: Suzanne Philips
Film, TV, Theatre reviewer. Mad Dance Skillz, Crazy in a good way.

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