"Star Trek: Part 31" boldly explores where another movie or TV show in Sci-Fi Saga has not gone. The story takes place outside the parameters of the federation, introducing viewers on the more beautiful side of the universe. The main characters are not all types of two shoes, as Filipa Georgiu (Michel Johch) is an apple -eating sociopath, which affects the gray area between heroic and evil. "Star Trek: Part 31" is direct rubbish from B-movie, but it is not necessarily bad.

Of course, with a great change comes the army of anxious critics who have their own ideas about what "Star Trek" should be. Early reactions to "Star Trek: Part 31" were brutalFor many hours, they claim that the film barely accepts the ethos on which the franchise was built. However, during the day of the press for the event, producer Alex Kurzmann told /film Jacecob Hall that the film "Paramount+" is designed to explore the basic ideals of the property of science through modern lenses:

"If you think of the traditional" Star Trek ", you think of the utopian vision of (gene) of bornboys for the future where you would not have to have something like (part 31). However, the federation space is limited and has an area outside the space of the Federation what makes 'Star Trek' 'Star Trek.' "

At first glance, this may not be a traditional Star Trek vehicle. However, Kurzmann believes that he is still aligning with the utopian vision of the bornbors of the franchise and is all part of a larger picture.

"Star Trek: Part 31" is not a traditional story about Starfleet and the Federation. It follows the eponymous defense operation, as it is conducting a secret mission in unexplored terrain, removing some of the idealism of the dreamed eyes that defines "Star Trek". However, Alex Kurzmann stated /film that it is important to chronic the darkness leading to a brighter tomorrow, and thus reconciles the spin-off-off movie "Star Trek Discovery" with the comprehensive franchise values:

"Light cannot exist without the shadow people who allow Starfrit to do what it does. It was a very interesting idea because - it was not only for us, it was raised when Part 31 was first introduced in a series of (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine ') - which feels like an extremely relevant theme to We're talking today. The division between people grows wider and beyond.

While some trips may consider that "Part 31" are more affordable to take some unpopular creative risks, Kurzmann believes that the film's message strengthens Star Trek's basic ideals. At the same time, there are also commercial reasons to consider why the new film is different from other franchise records.

"Star Trek: Discovery" is the only series that is directly linked to "Part 31", But even spectators with zero franchisee can get into the film, knowing that it does not require prior knowledge of the franchise for understanding and enjoyment. While he was talking TrekmovieAlex Kurzman noted that "Part 31" is a film that can enjoy the entire audience, whether they are newcomers or long -term fans of science saga. However, more than anything, the directors wanted to have fun:

"If we made a very dark" Starvala Trek ", I think people could legitimately say," Wow, it doesn't feel like a "Starvist Trek". But we really tried to mitigate the conversation, first of all, doing something that was really fun by putting some very deliberate and specific references, apparently by Rachel Garrett's most sharp of those references, which means being in the federation And being part of Star Trek and Starfleet.

It remains to be seen how well the "Part 31" application will be over time. So far, the film seems to have more critics than fans. However, it would not be the first property of Star Trek to meet with initial skepticism before finding a dedicated cult fan -base.

"Star Trek: Part 31" now moves to Paramount+.