Dallin: The Film Fanatic

Welcome to my reviews of Star Trek Beyond, a movie that is so great, like if I had to filter it in my ranking of the films it would definitely be in the top ten. If you have read my other reviews before you know how this works, but if you're new then I write down my non-spoiler reactions to the film and then once you have seen the film or you want to test the waters, you can read my spoiler part of the review. With all that in mind let us begin. Non-Spoiler Review. So what can I say about Star Trek Beyond that won't spoiler anything? Well first, I can say that there is a lot of humor. That humor derives from four characters, but I think every character got a laugh out of me but these characters got more laughs and chuckles out of me. Bones, Spock, Scotty, and the new addition, Sofia Boutella's Jaylah. Idris Elba plays the villain, and he definitely is threatening and scary. Every crew member of the Enterprise gets their chance in the spotlight. The message this time around

Since my first endeavor in this new series proved potent, I decided to continue it and make another one for the sequel to the third highest-grossing film of all time. Last years The Force Awakens made over 2 billion dollars in total revenue and allowed J.J Abrams to give James Cameron company in that coveted club, where prior to The Force Awakens gross, he had been the only member. While I think it's safe to say that everyone around the world that saw it was pleased, I think it's safe to say there is room for improvement. I have today, a list of things that need to happen in the sequel. If you, at all, haven't seen The Force Awakens a SPOILER WARNING is in order. So, as my catchphrase says "YOU'VE BEEN WARNED." 1. Lando Calrissian I think he should've been in The Force Awakens, but starring in the next film will suffice. With Han Solo gone, let's revisit the other captain of the Millennium Falcon. I sure I'm not alone on this opinion, I know m