Attention, Trekkies – a new trailer for the next Star Trek movie has just been beamed onto the internet.
Paramount has unveiled the first official trailer for Star Trek Beyond.
The trailer was leaked earlier today – albeit in version – but the final English cut is now online.
We see plenty of familiar characters – Kirk, Spock, Scotty – as well as a few new ones.
And the entire thing is set to Beastie Boys’ ‘Sabotage’, a nod to the first film, where the song also featured.
Check out the video below:
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Star Trek Beyond is the third entry to the reboot series, and the 13th film in the entire franchise.
It’s a sequel to 2013’s Star Trek Into Darkness, as is directed by Justin Lin, Doug Jung, and Simon Pegg, who also stars.
The Star Trek Beyond release date is currently set for July 22, 2016, celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Star Trek franchise.
Filming kicked off back in June this year, although a definitive synopsis has yet to be released.
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