Star Trek lights up Aussie box office IT'S cool to be a Trekkie again. Star Trek Into Darkness, the first Trekkie movie since 2009, has made a quick voyage to No.1 at the Australian box office. The latest release in the long-running sci-fi series has taken more than $5 million in its first weekend of release. Star Trek Into Darkness stars Chris Pine who, in his second appearance as Captain Kirk, leads a manhunt to a war-zone world to capture a one-man weapon of mass destruction. The film has displaced last week's box office leader, Iron Man 3, although the superhero sequel has still taken in a healthy rake of more than $3 million to be a clear No.2. The Big Wedding comes in third, despite being a big bust with movie reviewers. A banal storyline has not stopped audiences from flocking to watch the story of a long-divorced couple who pretend to be married still when their family gather for a wedding. It was the only other movie to crack the $1 million mark over the weekend. The Place Behind the Pines, about a motorbike stunt rider who robs banks to provide for his lover and their baby, has jumped from ninth to fourth. Olympus Has Fallen, a hostage drama about a kidnapped US president, is fifth. For the second successive week, Drift is the only Australian movie in the top 10, though it has drifted from sixth to ninth. The surfing flick revolves around two brothers battling ruthless bikies to kick-start the modern surfing industry in the 1970s.