Awesome Movies

You know how they say that previews sometimes give away the best part of movies? Well, what would happen if trailers actually revealed the biggest secrets in movies too? Spoiler alert x5.

The same week Sony was hacked by a group with the same name, they’ve taken wraps off of Roland Emmerich’s Anonymous, a drama featuring a conspiracy of Shakespearean proportions.

This isn’t just any Blu-ray release. Not only is Scorcese’s ultra-violent flick one of the greatest movies of all time, it’s been lovingly restored from 4K digital scans of an original, 35mm negative.

Warner Bros. released this action-packed four-minute reel from the Green Lantern, after showing a ten-minute version that wowed fans at WonderCon. Consider our curiosity piqued.

Winnie and his friends return for their first animated movie in more than 35 years, brought to life by hand-drawn animation. Inspired by five stories from series creator A.A. Milne’s books.

(NSFW: Language) The Hangover gang is back, but this time they wake up drunk, disorderly and disoriented in Bangkok, (Thigh-Land), not Vegas, with a monkey instead of a baby in tow.

Created by Yuen Woo Ping, the man behind the incredible wire-fu in The Matrix, Kill Bill and Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, this epic martial arts flick explodes onto screens on May 13.

Let Woody William Wallace fan the fires of hope and rouse you from your docile existence! Sit up and click, and have something you’ve never had a few moments ago – FREEDOM!.. from boredom.

(Slightly NSFW) Antonio Banderas stars in this star-studded, acid-laced, (seemingly) tongue-in-cheek mystery movie directed by Tony Krantz. Also features Sam Elliott and Snoop Dogg.

We will not let these pigs destroy this country: the witty talent over at RoosterTeeth have created a “gritty” army drama trailer for Angry Birds: The Movie. We wish it were real. (Thanks Analoren!)

Director Mike Cahill’s allegorical tale follows an MIT astrophysics student, fascinated by the discovery of a second Earth, who crashes her car and kills a family while distracted by the new planet.

The Matrix may be passé, but that didn’t stop these guys from creating an episodic action and effects-laden fan-film. Great looks, cheesy dialogue – just like the original. First episode out 5/21.

(NSFW: Language) We don’t know how it works, but the classic Team America World Police patriotic anthem synchronizes perfectly with the new Captain America trailer, courtesy of CelticPredator.

(NSFW: Language) Oliver Noble compiled all of Seagal’s bone-breaking scenes for our pleasure. You may be asking, why not Chuck Norris? Because Chuck’s compilation would be infinite.

Using a zoetrope, 3D software and a 3D printer, Eric Dyer tells a mesmerizing story about the cycle of creation and destruction in his loopy, candy-like short film The Bellows March. (Thanks Hillary!)

Buenos Aires-based artist Max Dalton created a supercool poster featuring The Pulp Fiction Action Figure Collection for an upcoming art show in New York. Wish we could be there to see it in person.

We just saw the teaser, and now we have the first full trailer, with much more of the birth of the first Avenger (and a tiny bit more Red Skull.) There’s just something cool about a superhero with a gun.

(NSFW: Language) Directed by Jason Trost, The FP is an over the top parody of 80s sports movies. The sport in this movie? Dance Dance Revolution. Honestly, the trailer was more than enough for us.

The teaser for Captain America: First Avenger explores the origins of Steve Rogers before he became the symbol of hope for WWII America, and Johann Schmidt’s transformation into the Red Skull.

Jay Cheel’s Beauty Day tells the story of Canadian cable access TV maverick Ralph Zavadil, who performed a pre-Jackass series of daring and idiotic stunts on his Cap’n Video show in the ’90s.

We’re not sure if Johnny Depp and Penelope Cruz are linked in a rivalry or a romance in the latest trailer for On Stranger Tides; either way, we look forward to seeing them, and the mermaids, in May.

A short survey of the progression of opening credits from movies and TV shows over the years, made by Ian Albinson, Editor-in-Chief of Art of the Title, a website dedicated to great title design.

A clip from James Gunn’s latest flick, Super, showing how Frank got the idea to be a superhero. It’s not for the faint of heart though – there’s some Hannibal-level gore right here.