Movies

(NSFW: you name it) James McAvoy plays a corrupt and scheming policeman who’s up for a promotion and will stop at nothing and no one to get what he wants, in Jon S. Baird’s Filth.

The trailer for The Hangover Part 3 reveals the setup for the Wolf Pack’s final (mis)adventure. Whether they still get wasted or not is still up in the air. What’s certain is that Zach Galifianakis is funny as hell. And we love John Goodman.

“More powerful than the fear of death, is the will to win.” The new trailer for Rush highlights the tangential personalities of F1 drivers James Hunt and Niki Lauda, whose rivalry came to a head in the 1976 Japanese Grand Prix.

Magicians make it rain in the second trailer for Now You See Me. The movie is about a mysterious group that pulls off seemingly impossible bank heists only to give away the money they get to their audiences.

Neill Blomkamp’s first film since the awesome District 9 puts the elite on an idyllic world with no disease, poverty, or war. Everyone else is stuck here on good old, terrible Earth. Stars Matt Damon and Jodie Foster. Out 8/9/13.

Nora Thoes and Damian Pérez’ brief documentary about the title sequence. Learn about its utilitarian origin, the technologies that influenced its evolution and one director who doesn’t like using title sequences.

Leonardo DiCaprio points to the sky, Carey Mulligan is adorably tiny and Joel Edgerton tends to an evil mustache in the latest trailer for Baz Luhrmann’s larger-than-life adaptation of The Great Gatsby.

Steven Soderbergh’s take on the eponymous novel by Scott Thorson. Thorson was a former chaffeur and alleged lover of Liberace, who denied being gay. Stars Michael Douglas as Liberace and Matt Damon as Thorson.

Director Ron Howard tells the true story of Englishman James Hunt (Chris Hemsworth) and Austrian Niki Lauda (Daniel Brühl), two rival Formula 1 drivers who push the envelope both on and off the track.

Jurassic Park 3D exists so we can look back and appreciate its finer details. Like why UNIX blows kids’ minds, why Jeff Goldblum has sexy poses in a kids movie, and that one talking dinosaur. The what now?

Carrie is abused at home and ostracized at school. Stephen King himself doesn’t think highly of his own creation. Is it any wonder that she’d flip out? A cautionary tale for bullies. And a great alternate origin story for Jean Grey.

Denzel Washington and Mark Wahlberg play two undercover agents who are reluctantly forced to work together to take down a Mexican drug cartel, in an old school cop buddy pic that looks like it could be called Lethal Weapon 5.

(Violence) Ryan Gosling and Drive director Nicolas Winding Refn reunite for another tightly wound, colorful film – this one about a Bangkok police lieutenant and a gangster who go up against each other in a Thai-boxing match.

A struggling hunter (Sam Rockwell) stumbles upon what could be the opportunity of his life. Or the end of it. A thriller based on the novel by Matthew F. Jones. Sounds like No Country for Old Men in the mountains.

(NSFW: Language) James Franco’s house goes from the place to be to the only place to be in this star-studded flick, featuring celebrities acting as themselves. Directed by Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg.

(NSFW, Gore) It looks like Michael Bay could win the hearts of doubting moviegoers before Transformers 4 is released. This action comedy based on a true story is looking more and more promising.

The third film in filmmaker Richard Linklater’s cult classic series, Before Midnight follows Jesse and Celine 9 years after Before Sunset. Co-written by Linklater with stars Ethan Hawke and Julia Delpy.

(NSFW, Gore) One of the most well-received slasher flicks in years, You’re Next sees a group of killers wearing animal masks descend upon a family reunion. But are their masks really sarcastic or will they turn out to be fitting?

(NSFW: Language) Kick-Ass is ripped, Col. Stars and Stripes thinks crime fighting is fun and just when Hit Girl thought she was out, they pull her back in in the new trailer for Kick-Ass 2.