After making a mere $84 million at the U.S. box office, Star Trek Into Darkness is considered by some to be a disappointment. Perhaps the problem is that it was a touch confusing. To help our readers better understand it, we’ve complied and answered these Frequently Asked Questions about the movie.

Maximum spoilers ahead…

I have to admit, as much as I do not agree with the perspective of this article, I had a lot of fun reading it. I laughed, and I laughed, and I laughed. Then my wife wanted to know what I was going on about, so I had to start over, reading it to her, and we both…

The opening rap lyric of “Fast & Furious 6” professes that “Only God can judge,” which is as fitting a mantra for the entire “Fast” series as you’ll find this side of a NASCAR track. For really, what is there to judge? The cars go extremely fast, the (non-supporting) ladies traipse around in skimpy outfits, and the stunts somehow get bigger and badder each and every time out of the gate. Plausibility? Uhh, no thanks. Realistic aerial physics? Ha, good one! Jocular humor combined with death-defying action? Well, sure, yes please, and drive through safely. This is a franchise entirely…

So, by now, we’ve all seen Star Trek Into Darkness. Some of us loved it, some of us hated it, some of us said, “meh.” But, forget about what you thought of the movie for a second. What did you think of the science? Let’s take a more in depth look at some of the most sciencey moments from STID. It goes without saying, but I’ll say it anyways, that this review contains SPOILERS!!!

Prepare yourself, most of the good news and stuff that I’ll want to post today has to do with Star Trek. It’s a hot topic right now and it will pass, but I’m in nerd heaven.

Anyway, Kayla has cool analysis of…

We’re now less than one month away from seeing Man of Steel in theaters. But if that date still seems a long way away, then perhaps this can tide you over just a bit. Actors, producers, and the director weighs in on what this version of Superman is all about, how it’s different, what it explores, etc.

This video features Zack & Deborah Snyder, Henry Cavill, Amy Adams, Michael Shannon, Laurence Fishburne, Kevin Costner, and Russell Crowe. I recommend it. It’s fun.

J.J. talks to Anthony Pascale about the lessons he’s learned, talk about how Star Wars and a third Star Trek film in this new reboot universe might be in conflict that would keep him from directing and how a new director for the next Star Trek film might not be a bad thing at all, and more.

For the full transcript, see Anthony’s article.