Awesome Trailers

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.

Gearbox Software’s “loot and shoot” FPS is back. Borderlands 2 will feature four new characters along with more guns, more abilities and more Claptrap antics. The game drops 09/18/12.

250 VFX artists – including some from Hollywood – are contributing time to this Anime series about two lovers who have never physically met – yet are connected psychically. Help fund production here.

Disney UK outs 2 minutes of footage from Pixar’s eagerly-anticipated human-filled flick. In this clip, Merida (voiced by Kelly Macdonald) shows off her superior bow (and fabric-ripping) skills.

The extended cut of the Take Earth Back ad for Mass Effect 3 circles right back to the first trailer, showing the Reapers laying an unholy smack down on Earth. 3/6/12 can’t come soon enough.

The newest trailer for the The Hunger Games reveals more about the hero for those who have not read the books: a young woman who will do everything she can for the people she loves.

A documentary by Academy Award-winning director Kevin MacDonald (The Last King of Scotland) about the legendary musician Bob Marley. Drops 4/20, but you already knew that.

Justin Kurzel’s dark film sounds like an episode of Dexter, but in 1999, barrels of human remains were found in Snowtown, Australia – truly the result of four self-appointed vigilante serial killers.

It seems like Jungle Shirt Max and his other visages are done with the drugged and bloody past of the old Max Payne. The time-manipulating cop has hit rock bottom and is merely a hired gun.

People in Motion was shot in San Diego, Seattle, and at Burning Man, and captures some of the most talented free runners in the country and unique motion control technology. (Thanks Colin!)

Steve Carell and Keira Knightley star in Lorene Scafaria’s Seeking a Friend for the End of the World, which looks like a lighthearted version of Deep Impact. We remain optimistic though.

When the President’s mother is killed by a supernatural creature, it fuels his passion to crush vampires and their slave-owning helpers in Timur Bekmambetov’s Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter.

Brace yourselves for cheesy humor, astronauts going up against space Nazis and bad puns in the latest trailer for Iron Sky. Those poor Moon-raised kids are going to be destroyed by Earth’s gravity.

Jeremy Renner plays Aaron Cross, a CIA operative trained in the same manner as titular character Jason Bourne. While not based on the Bourne books, it is directly related to the preceding films.

(Gore) A band of train robbers try to wrest control of a town from a ruthless crime lord while a con artist betrays both sides for his own gain. Looks like there are no heroes in Let the Bullets Fly.

For those who missed it, here’s the trailer for The Avengers that aired during the Super Bowl. Earth’s Mightiest Heroes not only includes a patriot, there’s also a giant in its roster.

We still prefer Tobey Maguire as Spidey, but this new trailer for Marc Webb’s The Amazing Spider-Man gives us hope for this reboot. Glad to know the Webhead still has his funny side.

Based on the best-selling novel by Lionel Shriver, We Need to Talk About Kevin is about a mother trying to cope with “the increasing malevolence” of her son. Starring Tilda Swinton and John C. Reilly.

Directed by Matt Walsh, High Road is a road trip comedy with “a totally improvised script” pulled off by a promising cast, which includes Ed Helms, Rob Riggle, Abby Elliott and Kyle Gass.

Get to know the playable characters in Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City. The game is shaping up to be Team Fortress 2 with zombies and goofy names. Dee-Ay? Party Girl? Seriously?

Willem Dafoe plays a mercenary hired to hunt a rare, possibly extinct animal. His mission becomes more deadly when he becomes involved with the family of a man who was also hunting the animal.