Section 31 introduces a new genetically enhanced character who lived around the same time as the Earth tyrant Khan Noonien ...

Section 31's climactic battle included a hero vs. villain confrontation that's a new spin on Star Trek Into Darkness' Spock vs Khan.

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They are filled with inside Star Trek references and jokes. For example, when we meet Khan for the first time, played deliciously and diabolically by Len Mendez, Mr. Mendez sings “My Wrath ...

Star Trek has a long history with visual effects, from The Cage to Section 31. For this article, visual effects include ...

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Sritics and viewers alike, have come together to agree that Star Trek: Section 31 may be the objectively worst thing in the history of the series.

but Star Trek. So, your mileage may vary, but we think you can safely skip this one. How this film managed to make Khan a boring antagonist is a mystery that will baffle scholars for years to come.

Star Trek II also featured the return of arguably the Original Series’ greatest villain, the genetic superman Khan Noonien Singh, played once again with over-the-top relish by Ricardo Montalban.