Idris Elba and Chris Pine Star Trek: Beyond movie costumes on display...

This Summer Fast & Furious director Justin Lin takes the wheel of the rebooted Star Trek universe and takes the crew of the Starship Enterprise Beyond. Here's a look at Chris Pine and Idris Elba's costumes from the science fiction movie on display at ArcLight Sherman Oaks on July 1, 2016.

Original Star Trek: Beyond movie costumes

Sanja Milkovic Hays is Costume Designer on Star Trek: Beyond and she's also worked with the director on these previous Fast and Furious movie costumes.

You can also check out her design work on these costumes from The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor, plus she even did the costumes for 1998's Star Trek: Insurrection movie.

Star Trek: Beyond movie billboard

In this third outing for the rebooted Starfleet crew the USS Enterprise ventures even further into uncharted space and are attacked by a deadly alien race, led by Idris Elba as 'Krall', stranding 'Captain Kirk' and his crew on a dangerous and remote planet.

Captain James T. Kirk Starfleet costume
worn by Chris Pine in Star Trek: Beyond

I'm loving the cool new Starfleet blue uniform with the yellow shoulder trim, especially the biker style jacket (which is handy as Chris Pine can be seen riding a motorcycle in the movie trailer).

If you're a Star Trek fan be sure to also take a look at Chris Pine and Benedict Cumberbatch's costumes from Star Trek: Into Darkness, plus all these original costumes and props from the 2009 Star Trek movie reboot.

Meanwhile admirers of Chris Pine can also check out his Prince Charming costume from Disney's Into the Woods.

Once again no apologies for the amount of detail shots as I know my cosplay and costumer fans love them, although I'm quite sure I must have reputation for being the weirdo who always takes too many photos of these cinema exhibits.

Krall costume worn by Idris Elba in Star Trek: Beyond

Idris Elba plays the movie's alien villain, 'Krall', and gets the full Star Trek prosthetic makeup treatment too.

His organic and clockwork looking bodysuit reminds me a bit of the Kryptonian costumes from Man of Steel and of course H. R. Giger's Alien designs.

Fans of the British actor can also check out his Beasts of No Nation movie costume on display.

Even though I appreciate sci-fi spectacle, I'm hoping that this third outing in the new franchise doesn't overdo it with the action and actually has more of the spirit of the original Star Trek exploration and adventure themes. If they can't replicate that on the big screen at least there's also a new CBS television show in the works.

Star Trek: Beyond movie billboard