Awesome Trailers

The relatively safe for work trailer for Seth McFarlane’s directorial debut Ted. It divulges a lot plot-wise, but let’s not pretend that we’re going to watch this movie for the story.

A quadriplegic aristocrat hires a poor and unqualified man to be his live-in caregiver in Olivier Nakache and Eric Toledano’s The Intouchables, an award-winning film based on a true story.

(NSFW) Seth MacFarlane directs his first motion picture, with Mark Wahlberg, Mila Kunis and himself as Ted, a teddy bear who came to life after a childhood wish. Think The Muppets with swearing.

The first official trailer for Len Wiseman’s Total Recall reboot makes it looke quite a bit more serious than the Schwarzenegger version. We haven’t decided it that’s a good thing yet.

A movie about a group of children trying to survive a zombie apocalypse. Center Mass Studios cite Lord of the Flies and Peter Pan as influences for its movie. More on We Zombie.

Originally shown at WonderCon, the latest trailer for Ridley Scott’s Prometheus shows even more flashes of madness and horrifying – or at least icky – imagery. Are those Facebursters?

Adam Sandler plays Dracula in this animated flick about a hotel for monsters from director Genndy Tartakovsky, the brains behind Samurai Jack, Dexter’s Laboratory, and The Powerpuff Girls.

The new trailer for Sacha Baron Cohen’s comedy gives us insight into the plot, in which the eponymous character ends up living among New York’s working class – after he loses his beard.

Gamers rejoice, this project is coming closer to life: 100 Yen: The Japanese Arcade Experience, Brad Crawford’s historical documentary about the evolution and culture of Japanese arcades.

The Hamster heads to the States to learn to drive America’s largest and most dangerous vehicles, including an MIA2 Abrams tank, a two-ton wrecking ball, and the world’s most powerful fire engine.

Leaked out from this past weekend’s WonderCon, here’s a thrilling first look at SyFy’s upcoming Battlestar Galactica prequel, Blood & Chrome, set in the 10th year of the first Cylon war.

The Legend of Korra is about Korra of the Southern Water Tribe, the next Avatar after Aang. She will strive to master the four elements while living in a society that favors technology over bending.

We know they say that Ridley Scott’s Prometheus is only indirectly related to the Alien movies, but from the looks of this new teaser, it looks like it’s going to freak us out just as much.

Tim Burton, Johnny Depp and (big surprise) Helena Bonham Carter reunite for this darkly comedic reinterpretation of the classic gothic soap opera, Dark Shadows. Out this May.

In this teaser spot for the remake, we catch a glimpse of Colin Farrell as Doug Quaid. We’re still not sold, but a little hopeful about this one. We doubt it’ll have as much broken glass.

A documentary that takes a look at the unbelievable resurgence of poker and the troubles it attracted in the process. Features interviews with pros like Phil Hellmuth and Howard Lederer.

The latest trailer for ParaNorman introduces us to Norman’s family, friends and otherworldly neighbors. Looks like we’ll have our fill of adorable animated horror movies this year.

Ben Stiller, Jonah Hill, Vince Vaughn and Richard Ayoade play (or at least want to be) badass pimps of safety in Neighborhood Watch. Directed by Akiva Schaffer of The Lonely Island.

Here are Earth’s Mightiest Heroes – a war hero, a sharpshooter, two geniuses and a god. Also someone with a pistol. Seriously Black Widow, you better have special bullets in that gun of yours.

Lee Hirsch and Cynthia Lowen made Bully to provide “an honest, gutsy film” and speak up for kids who are being bullied. Learn more about the film or join the Bully Project on their website.

While it still tells us nothing about the plot, the CG visuals in this gladiatorial fight between John Carter and some nasty, furry creatures give us something fun to watch while we chew on our popcorn.

Jimmy Kimmel gathers more stars than showed up at the Oscars in this trailer for the ultimate flick, combining every cliché and ridiculous plot point in the history of filmmaking into a single meta-movie.

Perseus runs from an ogre, meteors turn into Siamese twin soldiers and Hades finds time to be dramatic in the midst of destruction in the latest trailer for Wrath of the Titans.