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Star Trek Beyond - Music from the Motion Picture: The Deluxe Edition does even less with its expanded listing. Review by Matt Cummings If you missed the pleasantly surprising Star Trek Beyond , its arrival in November onto home video offers you a chance to make up for your lack of logic. It's one of the only bright spots in an otherwise pretty awful Summer slate. And while we loved the movie (read our review HERE), we were less than happy with its score, which we originally reviewed after its July 29th release. Now, Composer Michael Giachhino has released a Deluxe Edition , more than doubling the original tracklist. Unfortunately, it does nothing to change our minds, suffering from a pedestrian sound that borrows too much from other Trek movies. Three-plus years into their five-year mission, the crew of the USS Enterprise boldly explores the final frontier, while their Captain James T. Kirk (Chris Pine) secretly harbors personal doubt. His approaching birthday w

Star Trek - Music from the Motion Picture is lost in deep space. Review by Matt Cummings Star Trek Beyond has done a good job winning over critics and fans, who wondered what we would get from the 50th anniversary of the beloved series. And while its excellent cast and positive story of unity are a few reasons for its box office success, the pedestrian Music from the Motion Picture doesn't stand out as another reason why. Three-plus years into their five-year mission, the crew of the USS Enterprise boldly explores the final frontier, while their Captain James T. Kirk (Chris Pine) secretly harbors personal doubt. His approaching birthday will see him live longer than his father (who died aboard the USS Kelvin in the 2009 reboot), and thus Kirk is entertaining a promotion and desk job at the Yorktown space station. His science officer Spock (Zachary Quinto) is also wondering if his future lies in helping to repopulate New Vulcan. But when The Enterprise is vicious

Get more facts about the project by clicking below! Renowned artist, author, illustrator, public speaker, adventure seeker and mural painter, Dallas Clayton is teaming up with Amy Poehler’s Smart Girls to celebrate Disney•Pixar’s original new movie “Inside Out”—in theaters June 19. Clayton will create a unique mural celebrating Amy Poehler’s Smart Girls and the Emotions of Disney•Pixar’s “Inside Out.” The mural will be accessible to guests through mid July. The event begins on Friday, June 5, 2015 at 9 a.m. at Downtown Disney at the Disneyland Resort in front of the AMC Downtown Disney 12. In anticipation of this event, Amy Poehler’s Smart Girls launched a video on their social channels featuring Meredith Walker inviting their fans to submit their representations of Joy, Sadness, Fear, Anger, and Disgust. These submissions may inspire portions of the mural created by Clayton. Guests will be able to experience the Emotional expression with photos that can be curated on social me