Awesome Trailers

No Redcoat or brown bear is safe from new protagonist Connor and his order’s trademark freerunning and quick stabbing ways. This Assassin has more in common with Rambo than with rogues.

Shades of Hurt Locker abound in the latest trailer for Ghost Recon: Future Soldier. A fictional Special Forces soldier proves that they do have souls, it’s just that they’ve been turned to Ghosts.

Will Ferrell and Zach Galifianakis play two North Carolina Congressional candidates. One’s a charmer and one’s down to earth, but when the going gets tough, both become goofballs.

(NSFW: Language) The red band trailer for the renamed The Watch reveals what the neighborhood watch is up against. But not even aliens can overcome their greatest strength: dick jokes.

Yeah, yeah. We all know who you are Sly. Now can you please step aside and just let us watch the trailer for that orgy of bullets, explosions, and action heroes you call a movie already?

A masterpiece from director/cinematographer Ron Fricke, known for Baraka and Koyaanisqatsi. Shot in the course of 5 years and across 25 countries, Samsara is a feast for the eyes and mind.

The latest trailer for the climactic film in Christopher Nolan’s Dark Knight saga focuses more on story, and proving to us that we’ll be able to understand Bane when the film hits this July.

The latest Prometheus trailer has a near 3 minute runtime, telling more of the story and revealing more of Ridley Scott’s stunning vision than ever. God, we hope this is as good as it looks.

YouTuber Hatinhand returns with his latest montage, a killer tribute to science fiction flicks, including classics like Blade Runner, Inception, The Matrix, and not-so-classics like Battle: Los Angeles.

(NSFW: Language) Chlöe Grace Moretz plays a 13-year-old who runs away from her parents and hitchhikes to Las Vegas. A brutal growing-up story based on a novel by Andrea Portes.

Firefly bombs, satellite-launched missiles, and lots of Storm Shadow and Snake Eyes? And Bruce Willis? We like the chances of this sequel obliterating the memory of the previous movie.

The second trailer for Genndy Tartakovsky’s Hotel Transylvania shows some of the unique challenges of managing a hotel for monsters. Especially when your newest customer isn’t one.

Telltale Games’ spinoff adventure game has a story about secrets, struggles and survival. The Walking Dead is now available for Mac, PC and the PlayStation Network (XBLA and iOS soon).

With insight from exec. producers Jason Bateman and Will Arnett (among others), Morgan Spurlock’s latest documentary is a funny look at how male identity is defined through grooming habits.

Based on The Wettest County in the World, a novel about the Bondurant brothers, moonshine bootleggers in Depression-era Virginia. Tom Hardy, Shia LeBeouf, Gary Oldman and Guy Pearce star.

Ember Labs’ visually-ambitious sci-fi/fantasy about a mysterious dust ravaging the countryside, Dust wrapped principal photography, but is raising funds for the VFX and CG to complete the short film.

The debut trailer for first-person steampunk stealth game Dishonored provides a quick introduction and a flashy – and hopefully representative – cinematic preview of the gameplay and combat.

Something From Nothing: The Art of Rap is a documentary about hip hop directed by Ice-T. The Grandfather of Gangsta Rap talks with the legends of the game to muse on the revolutionary folk art.

Based on a true story, Quill: The Life of a Guide Dog is about a guide dog assigned to a blind man who doesn’t want to rely on anyone for help. Hopefully it has a happier ending than this one.

A documentary about voice actors, the unsung heroes behind our beloved animated characters. Features interviews with top actors and other professionals in the voice acting industry.

Warfighter will put players in the shoes of Tier 1 Operators – elite soldiers from real world military forces – to take on “a real global threat, in real international locations, sponsored by real enemies.”

Looks like this 2010 Sundance Selection is finally being released this June. If the double entendre doesn’t interest you, Adrien Brody’s performance as a very tweaked-out drug dealer should.

It’s now clear that James Cameron was more interested in diving to the deepest part of the ocean than keeping hold of the reigns for the Titanic Re-Release. My Heart Will Dub On ftw.