Boldy moving ahead...

Rating: 8/10 (15 December 2014)

***Warning! Spoiler Information Inside***
After the acceptance of the Star Trek (2009) re-boot , another film was sanctioned for director J.J. Abrams , who Released Star Trek: Into Darkness (2013).
Khan is back. Yet, refashioned to be the cold and impersonal villain we expect in the post 9/11 world. Elements bring Khan and Kirk together however for completely different circumstances. The wrath Khan brings is no more modernly attuned to a social commentary as opposed to Star Trek : the Wrath of Khan (1982) , Where Khan was more representative of individualism.
The only controversy that exists in this film is the acceptance of its viewing audience. Times change and with it, so do the movies we see in such times. The people in control of this franchise are not from the generation that founded it. What speaks to the certain masterwork that Gene Roddenberry created is, this movie proves something we all knew. Star Trek will be relevant and meaningful in both film history and as a concept of literature for many generations to come.
Four stars(of 5.)