Total Number of Star Trek Movies Featuring Chris Pine
Chris Pine has appeared in exactly three Star Trek feature films produced by Paramount Pictures and Skydance Media. He portrayed Captain James T. Kirk in the reboot film series that began in 2009 and continued through sequels and a third installment. Each film is part of the Kelvin Timeline, a separate continuity from the original franchise. The count includes only theatrically released films starring Pine in a lead role, not short films, cameos, or animated projects.
The three films are Star Trek (2009), Star Trek Into Darkness (2013), and Star Trek Beyond (2016). All three were distributed theatrically by Paramount Pictures. Together, they form the complete Pine-led film run in the franchise. As of the latest public data, no additional Star Trek film with Chris Pine has been announced or released.
Film Details, Release Sequence, and Plot Context
The first film, Star Trek (2009), introduced Pine as a younger Kirk and was directed by J.J. Abrams. It was produced by Paramount Pictures and Bad Robot Productions and grossed over $385 million worldwide. The second film, Star Trek Into Darkness (2013), continued the Kelvin Timeline and featured Pine opposite Benedict Cumberbatch as Khan. The third film, Star Trek Beyond (2016), was directed by Justin Lin and concluded the trilogy with Pine leading the Enterprise crew against a new threat.
Each film expanded the rebooted universe while retaining core characters from the original series. Pine's portrayal emphasized a more impulsive and emotionally driven Kirk compared to earlier versions. The films were supported by major visual effects vendors and scored by Michael Giacchino. Streaming availability has shifted over time, with all three films moving to Paramount+ in the United States after their theatrical windows closed.
Where to Watch the Star Trek Movies with Chris Pine
All three Star Trek films starring Chris Pine are currently available on Paramount+. The platform is owned by Paramount Global and offers streaming access in multiple regions. Subscribers can watch the films in release order or as part of a curated reboot collection. Physical media releases, including Blu-ray and 4K Ultra HD, are also available through Paramount Home Entertainment.
Digital purchase and rental options exist on platforms such as Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, and Google Play Movies. Availability may vary by country due to licensing agreements. For the most current streaming status, users can check the official Paramount+ library or trusted entertainment guides. Additional information on the franchise and future projects can be found on the official Paramount Pictures website.