| | [[Image:Ricardo Montalban as Khan behind the scenes unlicensed picture.jpg|right|thumb|250px|Ricardo Montalban as Khan in [[Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (film, 1982)]]]] | | [[Image:Ricardo Montalban as Khan behind the scenes unlicensed picture.jpg|right|thumb|250px|Ricardo Montalban as Khan in [[Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (film, 1982)]]]] |
| − | Twelve ''Star Trek'' movies have been produced. ''Star Trek I-VI'' follow the original cast after the events of the original series. ''Star Trek: Generations'' to ''Star Trek: Nemesis'' follow the cast of ''The Next Generation'' (although ''Generations'' featured William Shatner, James Doohan and Walter Koenig). ''Star Trek'', ''Star Trek Into Darkness'', and ''Star Trek Beyond'' act as reboots and prequels to the original series. The films are referred to as "The Kelvin Timeline."<ref>http://spinoff.comicbookresources.com/2016/06/27/bye-bye-abramsverse-alternate-star-trek-timeline-gets-official-name/</ref> They are also more action-oriented, and are said by many to be similar to ''Star Wars'' in that sense. They also act as sequels, as an older version of Spock appears in both films, coming from the year 2387, eight years after the events of ''Star Trek: Nemesis.'' | + | Twelve ''Star Trek'' movies have been produced. ''Star Trek I-VI'' follow the original cast after the events of the original series. ''Star Trek: Generations'' to ''Star Trek: Nemesis'' follow the cast of ''The Next Generation'' (although ''Generations'' featured William Shatner, James Doohan and Walter Koenig). A common trend for the first ten films is the even numbered films tend to be better received critically than the odd numbered films. However, ''Star Trek Nemesis'', the tenth film, was not well-received. ''Star Trek'', ''Star Trek Into Darkness'', and ''Star Trek Beyond'' act as reboots and prequels to the original series. The films are referred to as "The Kelvin Timeline."<ref>http://spinoff.comicbookresources.com/2016/06/27/bye-bye-abramsverse-alternate-star-trek-timeline-gets-official-name/</ref> They are also more action-oriented, and are said by many to be similar to ''Star Wars'' in that sense. They also act as sequels, as an older version of Spock appears in both films, coming from the year 2387, eight years after the events of ''Star Trek: Nemesis.'' |
| | |''Star Trek Beyond'' || July 22, 2016 || PG-13 | | |''Star Trek Beyond'' || July 22, 2016 || PG-13 |