Awesome Trailers

The latest trailer for Baz Luhrmann’s take on F. Scott Fitzgerald’s classic, about a man who seems to have a perfect life. Yet another anachronistic soundtrack from the master of movie spectacle.

Listen to Melissa McCarthy and Sandra Bullock wax poetic about testicles and wedding engagements in the red band trailer for the action comedy flick The Heat. We hope the movie can top this trailer.

Steve Carrell, Olivia Wilde, Steve Buscemi, Jim Carrey and Alan Arkin star in this madcap comedy about a Vegas magic act who tries to amp up their aging stage act. We’ll see it just for the hairdos.

(NSFW: Language) The apocalypse descends while Seth Rogen and a bunch of other celebrities are partying at James Franco’s house. Starring a ton of celebrities as themselves. Trailer starts at 1:00.

The latest teaser for Star Trek: Into Darkness raises more questions – why is the villain wearing a Starfleet uniform? Why is Chekov wearing red?! – and unmistakable nods to Wrath of Khan.

The Joes get knocked down (and they get up again), the U.S. President is a shape-shifting Smurf and London is dealt a fiery death from above in the latest trailer for the delayed G.I. Joe: Retaliation.

The latest trailer for Naughty Dog’s post-apocalyptic adventure game The Last of Us is filled with drama and mysterious creatures. It’s looking more and more like The Walking Dead meets Uncharted.

Assaulted by legions of gigantic monsters, man builds equally massive fighting robots to fight back. It’s monsters vs. mecha in director Guillermo del Toro’s latest. Is it just us, or is that GLaDOS talking?

We’re sure hoping that Zack Snyder’s Superman reboot is as dark and epic as it looks from this dramatic trailer. One can only hope this is The Dark Knight of Superman. (Thanks Larry!)

The 2nd trailer for Gore Verbinski’s The Lone Ranger shares more of Johnny Depp’s Tonto, and Armie Hammer as the Ranger. Looks much less over-the-top than Pirates, and that’s a good thing.

After disaster makes humanity abandon Earth, a father and son (Will and Jaden Smith) crash land on the planet and must survive a dramatically-changed world. Directed by M. Night Shyamalan.

Peter Hyoguchi’s collaborative, crowd-funded Anime series has completed its first episode, introducing us to the incredible hidden genetic abilities of its protagonists, including the ability to turn into mechs.

60 years after the Earth is decimated by an attack, Tom Cruise returns to the surface of the planet to repair drones, and discovers a group of survivors in Oblivion, directed by Joe Kosinski (TRON:Legacy).

We’ve seen lots of fun magic, but we like the looks of this: The Four Horsemen pull off a series of heists against corrupt business leaders during their performances in Louis Leterrier’s Now You See Me.

The crew of the Enterprise returns home from a mission to find Starfleet in ruin, and the world under siege from a vengeful terrorist (Khan?) hell-bent on destruction. Slightly longer Japanese teaser here.

Charlie Sheen, Bill Murray, and Jason Schwarzmann star in Roman Coppola’s quirky comedy A Glimpse Inside the Mind of Charles Swan III about a man whose world unwinds when his girlfriend leaves him.

The launch trailer for the free-to-play MMOFPS. Fight alongside and against thousands of other players in a persistent world with jetpacks, tanks, ships, tanks on top of ships and more.

Directed by Kasra Farahani, Art Director on films such as Thor and MiB3, and shot by Chris Manley, DP on Mad Men, NOON is a short film set in a future where the Sun no longer moves through the sky.

Two of the best female law enforcers team up to take down a drug lord. Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy play good cop, bad crazy cop in The Heat. Directed by Paul Feig (Bridesmaids).

The latest trailer for Sam Raimi’s effects-laden 3D Wizard of Oz backstory takes us deep inside the walls of the Emerald City. We still can’t believe this is from the same guy behind The Evil Dead.

(Gore) This trailer for Hitman: Absolution shows the game’s Instinct Mode – which lets players see nearby targets and points of interest – and takes a not so subtle shot at a rival game.

Arnold Schwarzenegger isn’t going to let his old buddies hog the spotlight (and the cash). This new trailer reveals just how silly The Last Stand is. Now all that’s left is a new Chuck Norris movie.

Zombie hordes ravage the world and only Brad Pitt can save us. It’s quite a departure from Max Brooks’ book but nothing distracts from wayward movie adaptations like feral baddies and firepower.