Mystery Star Trek Movie Gets 2023 Release Date

Paramount Pictures quietly sets a release date for the next Star Trek movie.

by Andrew Pollard
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For those of you eagerly awaiting a new Star Trek movie, you now have a set date to mark on your calendar.

As revealed by TrekMovie.com, Paramount Pictures has a mystery Trek picture booked in for a 9 June 2023 release.

While Paramount made a big fuss of showcasing their new release schedule that sees rejigged dates for the likes of Top Gun: Maverick (19 November 2021) and Mission: Impossible 7 (27 May 2022), quietly hidden away in this information is what is simply known as “Untitled Star Trek Movie”.

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At this early juncture, there are absolutely zero details known on this new Star Trek film, with Paramount declining to comment further on the movie when approached by TrekMovie.

The last we’d heard on the Star Trek feature film front was back in March, with Star Trek: Discovery writer Kalinda Vazquez tasked with penning a new silver screen Trek outing that will be produced by J.J. Abrams’ Bad Robot banner.

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Since the release of Star Trek Beyond in 2016, there have been four different Star Trek films that have made it to the script stage before falling off a cliff. The bright light of optimism this time out, though, is that this 9 June 2023 picture is the first post-Beyond picture to actually have a release date announced.

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