So let me get this straight: They actually cured Death??

Rating: 5/10 (27 March 2015)

This cannot be a serious movie. I'm not the biggest fan of Star Trek in general, so I can't say I'm devastated, but die hard fans of the franchise will probably cry when they see this. Cry and laugh.
The movie starts great. The first one wasn't that bad and it had a lot of potential. One could think that this could improve on its strengths on a great length, considering the addition of Benedict Cumberbatch as the legendary "Khan" in the mix. So in the beginning we are sucked in with all the meetings, conventions, silent conversations and the one good thing that happened throughout: Bruce Greenwood. (Man, what an actor!)
Then after the half-hour, when the explosions start... eh. When the ship goes up... eh. And even if we get some good moments now and then, and even if Chris Pine and Zachary Quinto have a good chemistry... it's when the resurrection happens that I go like "Oh, my God". I can't believe they approved of this.
Star Trek is a whole generations' family. It has been a remarkable standout speaking for family, love, faith, wisdom and culture through its movies and series worldwide. But if they continue down this road, with the super-powered humanoids and the dark feel and the forced situations, we won't see that greatness. There could be magic somewhere in there and there could be something great to be told. But you are going to have to wait for it, because Star Trek Into Darkness may stand as a normal, typical action film, but never delivers as a true Star Trek film owes to. Star Trek stands for so much more.
Hope they figure it out and deliver it before I die and can't see it. But I guess they're not so nervous because even if they get it right a hundred years from now, I guess they can always resurrect us too, and watch it.