Star Trek: Section 31 Escapes All Razzie Nominations

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Let me tell you, everyone was bracing for Section 31 to absolutely dominate the Golden Raspberry Awards – you know, the Razzies. It had been pretty universally disliked, and honestly, I was expecting a pile of awards to head its way. But surprisingly, it walked away completely unscathed! It managed to avoid picking up a single Razzie, which is… well, unexpected, to say the least. I didn’t see that coming.

Every year, the Golden Raspberry Awards, or Razzies, playfully recognize the worst films, directors, and actors of the past year. This year, Star Trek: Section 31 received five nominations. It was even up for Worst Picture, competing against films like War of the Worlds, The Electric State, and Hurry Up Tomorrow. Ultimately, War of the Worlds won the award for Worst Picture, taking home the most Razzies overall.

Star Trek: Section 31 Escaped the Razzies Unscathed

Olatunde Osunsanmi received a nomination for Worst Director, but Rich Lee won the award for directing War of the Worlds. Michelle Yeoh, an Academy Award winner, was nominated for Worst Actress, but Rebel Wilson took home the prize for Bride Hard. Kacey Rohl, who co-starred in the film, was up for Worst Supporting Actress, an award ultimately given to Scarlet Rose Stallone for Gunslingers. The script for Star Trek: Section 31 was also nominated for Worst Screenplay, but War of the Worlds won that category as well.

Star Trek: Section 31 premiered on Paramount+ in January 2025, but it received very poor reviews. Viewers strongly disliked it, giving it a score of only 15%, which made it the lowest-rated Star Trek movie ever. While it briefly appeared among the Top 10 most-watched films on Paramount+, the negative reaction effectively ended any plans for a sequel.

Star Trek: Section 31 Was Shredded by Critics

Osunsanmi hopes fans enjoy Section 31 and this new storytelling approach. He believes it allows them to expand the Star Trek universe much more quickly than relying solely on television series. If the audience responds positively, there are endless possibilities for the future of the franchise. He feels Section 31 has created a strong foundation for continued growth and expansion, and the potential is limitless as long as fans continue to support it.

Despite the quick cancellation of Section 31, the Star Trek universe continues to expand on Paramount+. The streaming platform recently finished airing the first season of Star Trek: Starfleet Academy, a series that isn’t connected to other Star Trek shows. While it faced some criticism, the show was generally well-received, earning an 88% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Because of this positive response, a second season has already been confirmed.

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2026-03-15 00:10