T ime waits for no one, not even the powerhouse franchise that is Star Trek. The franchise continues to roll along, even ...

Section 31" is available to stream with a Paramount+ subscription, and that's the only place fans can go if they want to see the first film for the franchise in nearly nine years. Given the ...

A new film, Section 31, sets a dire new low for the much-abused franchise. Will long-suffering Trekkies ever get the Star Trek they deserve?

Section 31 marks the return of the Star Trek universe to movies. It shows many actors reprising their roles from the recently released Star Trek TV shows.

I wouldn’t expect a casual Star Trek fan or someone unfamiliar with the franchise to catch this wile watching Section 31, but I immediately picked up on this, and it continues to bother me.

Much of the “Star Trek: Section 31” production team is drawn from the proud ranks of “Discovery” artisans, including makeup department head Shaunna Llewellyn. “They brought all the ...

Star Trek: Discovery Season 2 took place from 2258-2259, while Star Trek: Section 31 is set around 2324. In other words, the Guardian of Forever dropped Georgiou off nearly 70 years after the ...

Section 31 is a bit of a weird film to explain, as it's essentially a feature film-length episode of Star Trek Discovery. Yeoh reprises her character of Philippa Georgiou, specifically the Mirror ...

"Star Trek" veteran Alex Kurtzman and director Olatunde Osunsanmi talk about creating "a different color of the rainbow" for their space western take on modern Trek. "Star Trek: Section 31" might ...

The latest Star Trek movie includes a surprising twist, thanks to a little help from its Oscar-winning star. Section 31 might have lit up last week upon hitting Paramount+ for… not exactly the ...

Released on Janury 24, 2025, Star Trek: Section 31 is streaming exclusively on Paramount+. Viewers can access the film by subscribing to Paramount+ directly, with monthly plans starting at $7.99.

No matter what side of the galaxy you're on regarding your opinion of Paramount+'s first-ever direct-to-streaming "Star Trek" film, "Section 31," we can at least all agree (hopefully) that the fun ...