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Watch: Final Trailer for 'Star Trek Beyond' Featuring a Rihanna Song
by Alex Billington
June 27, 2016
Source: YouTube
"We were overwhelmed by something, something we've never seen before…" Paramount has launched the third and final trailer for Justin Lin's Star Trek Beyond, which hits theaters in late July. The final trailer features plenty of action-packed sci-fi footage as well as the Rihanna song "Sledgehammer", which seems a bit unnecessary but they really need to sell this movie this summer so why not. The full cast includes all the returning Enterprise crew: Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto, Zoe Saldana, Karl Urban, Simon Pegg, John Cho, Anton Yelchin. Newcomers this time are Joe Taslim, Sofia Boutella, and Idris Elba. The more we see, the better this looks, I'm actually kind of excited to see how this turns out. Who else is ready?
Here's the third & final trailer for Justin Lin's Star Trek Beyond, direct from Paramount's YouTube:
You can still watch the first trailers for Star Trek Beyond - the teaser trailer and other full trailer here.
A continuation of the intergalactic voyages of the Starship Enterprise, with a crew featuring Captain James T. Kirk, Spock, Uhura, Scotty, Bones, Chekov and Sulu. Starring Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto, Zoe Saldana, Karl Urban, Simon Pegg, John Cho, Anton Yelchin, Joe Taslim, Sofia Boutella, and Idris Elba. Star Trek Beyond is being directed by filmmaker Justin Lin (Annapolis, Tokyo Drift, Fast & Furious 4, Fast Five, Fast & Furious 6), from a screenplay written by Simon Pegg and Doug Jung. Paramount will release Star Trek Beyond, the third film in the new Star Trek series started in 2009, starting on July 22nd, 2016.
24 Comments
1
NEW RIHANNA SONG!!!
DAVIDPD on Jun 27, 2016
2
Fingers crossed!!
LV 426 on Jun 27, 2016
3
wtf, this is what Star Trek has come to, which shitty song is shown in a video !!!!
Tester on Jun 27, 2016
4
I get that a Bond movie always needs to have some sort of hit "theme song", but a Star Trek movie?? Just shows how hard they seem to need to sell this movie. Yes, I am a long time Trekkie, who has struggled to adapt to this new universe, and I can admit that. I've tried to watch these movies with an open mind as far as the alternate universe based on what I grew up with and know. But clearly these movies are being made with (I guess) a younger generation in mind. I still keep expecting Dom to jump from the Enterprise's hood onto a speeding Kilingon ship just before it flips end over end. Another Starz movie of the month I'll wait to see.
theslayer5150 on Jun 27, 2016
6
I'm excited for the movie, but less than unexcited for this Rihanna music video.
Movie Bear on Jun 27, 2016
7
Imagine female klingons shaking their booties on Rihanna's music. what's not to like?
tarek on Jun 27, 2016
8
Ruined by the song. Next thing will be Star Wars with a stupid song.
Steven on Jun 27, 2016
10
The suits at Paramount aren't total idiots...they knew throwing a song into the trailer would upset quite a few people...they must be pretty confident that this movie will be a hit...that, or I need to adjust my meds....
kitano0 on Jun 27, 2016
11
or they are pretty sure that this movie will be a *hit, and thus they are trying to appeal Rihanna's booty fans.
tarek on Jun 27, 2016
12
The trailer is much better with the sound off.
Todd on Jun 27, 2016
13
Good advice, managed to watch it all the way through to the end.
Steven on Jun 27, 2016
14
That's a sure-fire way to get me to NOT watch it.
Bl00dwerK on Jun 27, 2016
15
I like some new scenes. And I don't expect to see any Kubrick's idea of film so I know where this lands. There's also some good nostalgic idea of space adventure in this, maybe ever fairer than those in Star Wars movies which overstretch their morality concepts. Of course, the whole thing could be better altogether, but, as someone already said, this is for the new kids. And my kid said, we're watching this. So, who am I to argue against the future of mankind ..?
shiboleth on Jun 27, 2016
16
I would leave him to rest in piece since even the evil Hollywood has no answer to this tragedy but not to overstress what happened ... And besides, what's the good approach to this?
shiboleth on Jun 27, 2016
17
'Unless', huh ... So, the rest was quite unnecessary and tendentious ... Don't play the consciousness of the world over someone's death. Please, have some decency ...
shiboleth on Jun 28, 2016
19
Rhian-NAH!
cuckoozey on Jun 27, 2016
20
absolutely HORRIBLE song.
dan on Jun 27, 2016
21
Maybe it's all foul to you (hence the same), but if there's a bit of a consensus about only one of the poops (song) smelling foul to people, then I'd argue that's an indicator that it isn't actually the same poop. So, quite a lot of people do care and after all, why not? Good Hollywood-poop is hard to come by these days.
Snev De la Fontaine on Jun 28, 2016
22
I hope this works...I want it to work....but damn if I didn't wish they were bringing Klingons in for this film =( And Two Steps from Hell's music in the first Star Trek Trailer is still some of my favorite trailer music I have ever experienced: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iGAHnZ555nI&ab_channel=ParamountMovies
THE_RAW_ on Jun 28, 2016
23
I think that would have worked better if they just left out the vocals.
grimjob on Jun 28, 2016
24
The previous trailers made this film look a mess and this hasn't changed that feeling. And is that the Enterprise getting destroyed once again? The other two films have been very poor in my opinion. The first suffering a glaringly obvious plot hole that made the film feel stupid and the second was just shockingly bad with an awful final fight on the freighter as it moved through gantry and felt like something out of an 80's video game. Just a mass of pointless explosions, lens flare and shouting.
Payne by name on Jun 29, 2016
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