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Star Trek fans always debate whether new chapters are faithful to the Federation universe. Following are 10 reasons why J.J. Abrams' new film passes the test.

With eleven films spanning 30 years and at least two more on the way, the Star Trek phenomenon just won't die. This article looks back at the Star Trek hits and misses.

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The first issue of Star Trek Countdown, the prequel to the new Star Trek movie, catapults out of the gate and provides an effective introduction to its central character.

Following in the same vein as his previous works, Snatch, Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, Guy Ritchie stays true to form, with this well written comical crime caper.

Replicas of Eowyn's white dress from The Two Towers or Carrie Fisher's original Star Wars costume are quirky choices for the geeky bride.

J.J. Abrams' Star Trek 2009 features a new Starship Enterprise, a fabulous cast and crew, and a clever (but flawed) script to save a dead series in spite of its fan base.

The fourth and final issue of Star Trek Countdown ends strongly and provides an effective lead-in for the upcoming Star Trek film from producer/director J.J. Abrams.

From Alexander Courage's famous TV fanfare to James Horner's stirring themes, these are the men who created Star Trek's dynamic, diverse canon of timeless music.

Fortunately for audiences, including fans, casual viewers, and newcomers, Star Trek sticks to the action-movie formula without losing much of its geek credibility.

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The years 2010 to 2012 will see several science fiction/fantasy film remakes and sequels. Classics like Dune and blockbusters like Transformers will soon be revisited.