But, devil’s advocate: The Motion Picture uniforms are the only Star Trek costumes that look made for comfort. They are loose, turtlenecks and sweatshirts, onesies, shirts that don’t ever get ...

Fans know the basics: an array of blue, red, and gold shirts line the bridge of ... including the powder blue monstrosities ...

I successfully pitched a story about "Star Wars" fans to my editors several years ago. When I called the president of a local fan club to ask if I could shadow him for a day or two, the response I ...

By James Hibberd Writer-at-Large Paramount has released a trailer for its long-awaited release of Star Trek: The Motion Picture —The Director’s Edition. The 1979 Robert Wise film has been ...

(Photo: Paramount) Wise died in 2005 at age 91. Star Trek: The Motion Picture‘s 4k Director’s Edition restoration will be led by three of his colleagues who worked on the original movie ...

Star Trek: The Motion Picture — the 1979 outing and the first film in the franchise — is coming to Paramount Plus on April 5 (known as First Contact Day in the Star Trek universe) with a new ...

was a "Star Trek" anomaly. She was a red shirt who survived. Red shirts on "Star Trek" were ... and then made a comeback in "Star Trek: The Motion Picture," "Star Trek IV" and even as a guest ...

"Star Trek: The Motion Picture—The Director's Edition,” the late director Robert Wise's 2001 cut of the 1979 movie, has been remastered in 4K for a new streaming, Blu-ray and theatrical release.

Four and a half decades ago, the “Star Trek” franchise explored a new frontier: motion pictures. The soundtrack to that journey is getting beamed back into the hearts, minds and hands of its fans.

The film that kickstarted (and nearly killed) Star Trek’s first second life is going to be remastered, once again. Star Trek.com (via Gizmodo), says that Paramount has green-lit a “full ...

Star Trek: The Motion Picture is a major milestone in the history of Star Trek. For a time, there were plans to bring Star Trek back to television, but the series would have lacked Leonard Nimoy ...