Awesome Movies

(NSFW: Language) One of two new clips from inspirational comedy 50/50, featuring the head shaving scene we saw in the trailer. Seth Rogen can make even the most obvious punchlines funny.

You’ll never guess what these two love birds are listening to. Quirky Girl is a hilarious parody of the modern boy meets girl Hollywood love story. We still love Zooey Deschanel though.

Marc Forster’s Machine Gun Preacher is the true story of a former drug-dealing criminal and his extraordinary transformation to become the savior of hundreds of kidnapped and orphaned children.

Kate Beckinsale assumes the skintight mantle of Selene the vampire yet again. Awakening is set 12 years after the first two movies and sees both vampires and lycans hunted down by humans.

We can’t imagine how much time Screen Werks’ Jordan Laws put into making the rhymes in this movie line mashup sound so natural against that funky little ditty stringing them all together.

(NSFW) The Monocular Group’s Conan the Barbarian: Sex, Swords, Rock & Roll should be the official trailer for the movie. If this doesn’t make you want to watch the movie, nothing will.

We like the soundtrack and clips in this movie montage; a myriad of shots have been strung together where the camera is following someone who is walking or running. (Thanks Brian!)

A dizzying array of beautiful posters and prints from Spoke Art’s Quentin vs Coen art show, featuring art from a variety of artists paying homage to the two directors and their classic films.

Some of the worst sins of the reel world presented as humorous infographics by design studio Wing for the New York International Film Festival. We’re not sure about the movie ≠ film part though.

(NSFW: Language, Gore, Spoilers) Previously, on Final Destination: A ton of people died. Screened does us all a huge solid, collecting all of the death scenes from the first four movies.

While it doesn’t have every Coen Brothers movie, it does include four of their most inarguably awesome masterpieces: Blood Simple, Miller’s Crossing, Raising Arizona, and Fargo. Heck-ya!

A young man must figure out a way to bring down a system where time is money – literally – and is forced to go on the run from a corrupt police force known as time keepers, in Andrew Niccol’s In Time.

(NSFW: Language) Jonah Hill stars in yet another Hollywood movie that shows how adventurous, fun and disastrous babysitting can be. There’s never a boring babysitting movie is there?

Bonuses include behind-the-scenes footage, interviews, deleted scenes, a sneak peek at the Avengers movie as well as The Consultant, a short film about a day in the life of a SHIELD agent.

Inspired by the Tuskegee Airmen, the first African American aviators in the US armed forces. They served during World War II, at a time when the US military was still racially segregated.

(NSFW: Language) Kevin Smith’s latest starts out as a teen sex romp, but takes a turn to the dark side, taking on religious extremism and violence in what could be the year’s most intense film.

It’s no secret that TA’s all about the bros. Maybe that’s why we enjoyed this mashup of some of cinema’s most powerful Broments in Love by Youtuber martinovicable. Platonically, of course.

Sh*t just got real. Knights of Badassdom is about a group of LARPers (Live Action Role Playing) who find themselves up against an actual monster that their pretend wizard unwittingly summoned.

Steven Soderbergh’s action-thriller follows the trail of Mallory Kane, a government security operative who uses her black-ops military training to kick the asses of the agency that unexpectedly betrays her.

Feeling a bit lonely? He may only be a clone of the ball from Robert Zemeckis’ classic, but this replica is still a dependable buddy, ever smiling and ready to listen. Tom Hanks’ blood not included.

The primates from Rise of the Planet of the Apes have a score to settle, and from the looks of this footage released for Comic-Con this week, they’re not going down without a major fight.

Daniel Craig, Naomi Watts and Rachel Weisz star in a thriller about a family who unwittingly moves into a house where a series of murders occurred, and the possibility that Craig himself committed them.

This is how a Super Soldier fights. A young Cap throws down with soldiers of HYDRA in this short but insanely sweet action packed scene from Captain America: The First Avenger.