I didn't get it. I wanted to like it, it looked like it'd be funny. I'm a big Star Trek fan. It was great to see the actors from all of the different versions of Star Trek. I LOVED watching "Chekov" run over "Kirk" with the fire truck. "Uhura" using the force to choke someone. That had me doubled over laughing.
I honestly feel like the entire movie was a set up for the outtakes that they showed at the end. Without the movie, the outtakes wouldn't make any sense.
There were a few funny parts, but it just seemed like it was written by different people and "shoe-horned" together to make a movie.
One thing I did learn, Snoop Dog is a HUGE Star Trek fan.
I gotta wonder, why did these, relatively speaking, big deal actors do this? With a budget of 4 million, I can't imagine they got paid much, if at all. Were they bored? Did they just want to do something else? Did they just want to be silly? It explains why it took 4 years to get this out. Maybe we have COVID to thank for this? They didn't have anything ELSE to do, so they did this?
I honestly feel like the entire movie was a set up for the outtakes that they showed at the end. Without the movie, the outtakes wouldn't make any sense.
There were a few funny parts, but it just seemed like it was written by different people and "shoe-horned" together to make a movie.
One thing I did learn, Snoop Dog is a HUGE Star Trek fan.
I gotta wonder, why did these, relatively speaking, big deal actors do this? With a budget of 4 million, I can't imagine they got paid much, if at all. Were they bored? Did they just want to do something else? Did they just want to be silly? It explains why it took 4 years to get this out. Maybe we have COVID to thank for this? They didn't have anything ELSE to do, so they did this?