Awesome Movies

A massive box set of Blu-ray discs with classics like A Clockwork Orange, Gone With the Wind, Ben-Hur, Risky Business, Willy Wonka, and The Matrix. It’s a great start for an instant movie collection.

(NSFW:Language/Gore) While we’re not sure that you can ever do Sam Raimi’s horror classic justice, the Raimi/Campbell produced 2013 remake of Evil Dead will most definitely deliver the blood and guts.

We got to hand it to Disney for drawing on gamer nostalgia with this retro ad for Fix It Felix, Jr. to help put us in the mood for Wreck It Ralph. There’s ads for some of the other featured games too.

The debut trailer for Iron Man 3 is filled with mystery, tragedy and eye candy. Get a glimpse of Tony’s new enemies and of course his new armor. Geeks will be pausing this one frame-by-frame.

The latest trailer for director Christopher McQuarrie’s upcoming Tom Cruise flick has a solid mix of action, suspense and wit. That “get out of the car” sequence is pretty classic.

Starring Chloë Grace Moretz as Carrie. Director Kimberly Peirce said that she didn’t take anything from Brian de Palma’s successful 1976 film and instead went back to Stephen King’s novel.

The new trailer for Zero Dark Thirty puts faces on the members of Navy Seal Team 6 who took down Osama bin Laden. Stars Jessica Chastain, Joel Edgerton, Jason Clarke and Chris Pratt.

The action flick Gangster Squad is a fictionalized take on the LAPD’s efforts to catch Brooklyn-born mobster Mickey Cohen in 1949. Starring Sean Penn, Josh Brolin, Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone.

Own fifteen of the greatest films by one of the greatest directors of all time in this Blu-ray collection, featuring digitally restored prints of the best of the master of suspense. Out 10/30/12.

Who knows what the future holds? Hollywood seems eager to provide an answer. Mashup artist Eclectic Method put together a supercut of futuristic movies and made a ballin’ beat to go along with it.

A 10-disc set featuring 8 movies from acclaimed director Quentin Tarantino’s first 20 years of filmmaking, from Reservoir Dogs to Inglourious Basterds. Comes with 5 hours of bonus material.

Sopranos creator David Chase is back, inviting James Gandolfini along for the ride – a story about a Jersey garage band looking for success in NYC, and one member’s relationship with a difficult dad.

Christopher Nolan’s blockbuster hits Blu-ray, DVD and Digital on 12/4/12. The limited edition comes with Bruce’s shattered Bat cowl. When Gotham is in ashes, you have our permission to buy.

Jason Bateman plays a victim of identity theft who decides to go after the unlikely culprit played by Melissa McCarthy, to arrest her and clear his name. Misadventures and throat punching ensue.

If you haven’t read the book yet, the new trailer for Life of Pi will clue you in on how Pi ended up in his unusual predicament: stranded at sea with Richard Parker, a bengal tiger.

The English-language debut of director Park Chan-wook (Oldboy, Joint Security Area), Stoker is a horror story about a girl who becomes attracted to her uncle despite his suspicious motives.

In Jim Henson’s cult-classic Labyrinth, David Bowie likes to twiddle around his crystal orbs. But Bowie never played with his balls, it was juggler Michael Moschen manipulating them on his behalf. Balls.

An animated trailer for the sci-fi action flick Looper, made of over 700 frames hand-painted and rotoscoped by Zach Johnson and Noah Fisher. You can buy prints of some of the frames here.

If you think there are only two kinds of people in this world, James Chapman’s supercut will tell you otherwise. Heck, there’s not even just two kinds of two kinds of people. List of movies here.

A young man with chronic agoraphobia sees his wife slaughtered by “twisted feral children.” The creepy kids are now after his baby, leaving him no choice but to face his fears. Dun dun duuuun.

An early look at Brian Helgeland’s Jackie Robinson bio pic, starring a bowtied Harrison Ford as Dodger’s GM Branch Rickey, who broke baseball’s color barrier by signing the great Number 42.

(NSFW: Language / Gore) A red band trailer for Scott Derrickson’s Sinister, which sees a novelist unwittingly unleash a supernatural horror upon his family. You’ll never want to edit videos again.

Old criminals reconcile, reminisce about their past misadventures and try to make some new ones. Also one of them was hired to kill the other. Al Pacino, Christopher Walken and Alan Arkin star.