It’s been nearly half a decade since Paramount Pictures released its last Star Trek film, Justin Lin’s Star Trek Beyond, but fans will have to wait two more years before the popular science-fiction franchise returns to the big screen. This is according to new tentative release dates shared by Deadline, which list an untitled Star Trek movie for June 9, 2023. Unfortunately, there doesn’t seem to be any real information on what the film will be about or whether it’ll even be set in the new Kelvin time line that was established by J.J. Abram’s 2009 reboot.
The most recent Trek movie news was that a movie was being written by Kalinda Vazquez, a producer and writer on Star Trek: Discovery, with J.J. Abrams set to produce. However, a source close to the project told io9 this is not the Vazquez script. It is, however, a separate J.J. Abrams-produced Trek film but all detail beyond that remains top secret. So we have no idea if the story will be told in the Kelvin timeline, which is the timeline the previous Chris Pine/Zachary Quinto movies took place in, have something to do with the new shows, or what.