Awesome Movies

If you showed up on time for the latest Harry Potter flick, you’ve probably already seen this. But for the rest of you, it’s time to whet your whistle for the grand finale of the current Batman series.

Based on the classic camp horror flick, Charley Brewster (Anton Yelchin) stumbles onto the secret that his neighbor Jerry (Colin Farrell) is a vampire, hell-bent on feasting on his friends and neighbors.

Shot in a single day in 2010 by thousands of individuals across the globe, editor Kyle Ruddick is now combining over 3000 hours of film into an epic documentary of our incredible, diverse planet.

It’s not going to fly, but at least you can live in it. Bangerter House obtained permission from Disney to build a life-sized (2800 sq.ft.) replica of the iconic house from the movie Up.

(NSFW: Language) Here are the things you need to successfully pull off a bank heist: masks (preferably white) guns and handsome robbers. At least according to this supercut by ScreenJunkies.

WALL-E’s Andrew Stanton directs his first live-action film, the story of John Carter and his mysterious journey to the planet of Barsoom – the native word for “Mars” for the Martians living there.

Hugh Grant stars as a luxuriantly bearded Pirate Captain in Aardman’s latest, who aspires to win the Pirate Of The Year Award, despite a rag-tag crew and impossible odds. (Thanks Anthony!)

Johnny Depp’s whipsmart turn as a chameleon may not have been as kid-friendly as some animation, but Gore Verbinski’s PG flick is fun for adults with its sophisticated humor and quirky animation style.

Director Alejandro Bruges injects life into zombie flicks. Juan de los Muertos is the story of a slacker in the middle of a zombie uprising, and a commentary on the Cuban way of life.

Written and directed by David Robert Mitchell, The Myth of the American Sleepover is a tribute to the confusing, romantic and just generally crazy days and nights that many of us had as teens.

(Possible Spoilers) If you barely know anything about Captain America and you’d rather wait for the movie to be informed then don’t watch the clip. To everyone else, new shots of Red Skull await.

D’Artagnan’s suave fighting is the least absurd thing in this trailer. Paul W.S. Anderson’s wild version of the classic tale is like Pirates of the Caribbean with less water and more mustaches.

Say hello to Tony Montana and his little friend in HD and enjoy bonus items like the rigid, hinged cigar box container, Tony Montana’s green card, money clip and more. No mountain of coke though.

While Transformers: Dark of the Moon won’t be winning any Oscars for its plot, you still have to admire the work of the guys who create the cacophonous sounds throughout the film.

(NSFW: Language) There are dirty words, dirty schemes and dirty deeds aplenty in the red band trailer for Horrible Bosses. MF Jones is going to be a hit for sure, and so is this movie.

If you haven’t seen the oddly ageless Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise) very upset in a while, check him and his crew of rogue operatives out in this teaser for the latest MI installment, coming December 2011.

The latest trailer for the space horror flick teases with bits of info that leave us intrigued. There’s hints of government conspiracy, but no clear clue about the creepy… whatever it is that’s out there.

Before he became a super soldier, before he became the First Avenger, before he had the body, Steve Rogers already had what it takes to save his country: a steely resolve and a good heart.

In case you didn’t notice, this cool cat is quite different from the one in the fairy tale. He has different adventures, different friends and a different personality. But he is still a cat.

Didn’t see it before Cars 2? Here’s your chance to see the HD teaser for Pixar’s next animated movie, Brave, due Summer 2012. From the looks of it, it’s nothing like any Pixar flick we’ve ever seen.

Jason Statham and Clive Owen beat the crap out of each other in what should be an adrenaline-filled crowd pleaser, about a British SAS out to rescue his mentor. Based on (one hell of) a true story.

A man caught in the middle of two simultaneous robberies at the same bank tries to protect the teller whom he secretly loves in Rob Minkoff’s Flypaper, with Ashley Judd and Patrick Dempsey.

More hopeless stupidity, stubborn optimism and heartwarming family love from Jesse Peretz’ Our Idiot Brother, starring Paul Rudd, Elizabeth Banks, Zooey Deschanel and Emily Mortimer.