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New 'Star Trek Beyond' trailer drops and it's mind blowing




It's a two for one treat.

RELATED: 'Star Trek' actor Anton Yelchin dies

WATCH: The first trailer for 'Star Trek Beyond' has dropped

The third trailer for Star Trek Beyond debuted on Monday, not just giving fans another peek at the latest film in the franchise, but also Rihanna's new single, Sledgehammer.

Rihanna posted this photo on Instagram with the caption:
Rihanna posted this photo on Instagram with the caption:

The somber trailer has Kirk (Chris Pine) turning in his last report as the captain of the USS Enterprise while Rihanna croons, "I am bracing for the pain and I am letting go."

Zachary Quinto and Karl Urban in a scene from 'Star Trek Beyond': Source: Paramount Pictures
Zachary Quinto and Karl Urban in a scene from 'Star Trek Beyond': Source: Paramount Pictures

Other familiar faces in the trailer include Spock (Zachary Quinto), Uhura (Zoe Saldana), Scotty (Simon Pegg), and Sulu (John Cho).

John Cho in a scene from 'Star Trek Beyond': Source: Paramount Pictures
John Cho in a scene from 'Star Trek Beyond': Source: Paramount Pictures

Star Trek Beyond finds Kirk and his crew stuck on a remote planet with no means of communication. The highly anticipated film hits theaters on July 22.

Chris Pine in a scene from 'Star Trek Beyond': Source: Paramount Pictures
Chris Pine in a scene from 'Star Trek Beyond': Source: Paramount Pictures
Zoe Saldana in a scene from 'Star Trek Beyond': Source: Paramount Pictures
Zoe Saldana in a scene from 'Star Trek Beyond': Source: Paramount Pictures

Sadly, the film marks actor Anton Yelchin's last Star Trek film, after his death earlier this month due to a tragic accident. Last week, Paramount Pictures cancelled a Star Trek Beyond event at the 63rd Cannes Lions festival, where the cast of the highly anticipated sci-fi film were set to appear.

The late Anton Yelchin in a scene from 'Star Trek Beyond': Source: Paramount Pictures
The late Anton Yelchin in a scene from 'Star Trek Beyond': Source: Paramount Pictures

Star Trek director J.J. Abrams penned a note to Yelchin, which he shared via Twitter. "Anton -- you were brilliant. You were kind. You were funny as hell, and supremely talented," the hand-written letter read. "And you weren't here nearly long enough. Missing you… JJ."

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