Awesome Movies

In what seems like this generation’s version of Sideways, Douchebag is about two brothers attempting to re-connect – nah, one of them is engaged and wants one last taste of the single life.

Go back to the world of Marty McFly and Doc Brown with the 25th Anniversary Trilogy. Naturally, it’s filled with extras, like this interview with co-writers Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale. Out 10/26/10.

The Tourist, starring Johnny Depp and Angelina Jolie, involves a man visiting Italy and a woman who crosses his path in order to mislead all those following her former lover. Coming in December.

A handful of pictures taken from the upcoming Capt. America movie have leaked, and even though it’s not Chris Evans wearing Cap’s gear, they still give us a good look at his WWII look.

(NSFW) Mashing up two of our favorite flicks, Morpheus explains everything there is to know about The Matrix to The Dude from The Big Lebowski. Take the red pill, Dude, take the red pill.

Contains over 700 famous lines from movies. Use it as a perfect bathroom reader, coffee table book, a quick icebreaker, or you know, find out where that one line is from. Not everyone’s a film buff.

The Blu-ray edition of one of the greatest horror movies ever made includes both the director’s cut and the theatrical edition, plus a documentary. Classics like this deserve to be owned, not rented.

(NSFW) A 15 minute time investment here rewards you with a fluidly written, at times brutal, tightly directed 15 minute short film about a lottery ticket by the talented Dan Brown. (Thanks Duncan!)

(NSFW) It started as a two-minute concept trailer, and now it’s a full length flick. Blade Runner’s baddie Rutger Hauer is back on the big screen in this B-movie bloodbath.

We often assume Pixar can do no wrong, but every once in a while they get all human on us and fail. newt was in the works for a while, and never made it to the screen. More concept art here.

Beyond Limits is the chronicle of Herbert Nitsch’s quest to dive to a depth of 1000ft in one breath. Yes, as in without an oxygen supply save for the one he gathers in his lungs.

James Franco stars in Danny Boyle’s survival movie 127 Hours. The film is based on the story of American mountain climber Aron Ralston, who got stuck between two canyon walls for five days.

Not only does this box set offer 5 of Bruce Lee’s greatest martial arts masterpieces, the collection is entirely on Blu-ray, with 1080p HD transfers and tons of bonus features. Region A only.

Steven Sterlacchini’s fan film tells the tale of a minor character from Judge Dredd. As his name implies, Minty is no bad ass, and is outcast because “he has become too compassionate.”

It’s been a while since we saw Danny Glover in a movie, and he chose a hell of a comeback. Age of the Dragons is a re-telling of Moby Dick, except there are dragons instead of whales. AWE. SOME.

If only Neo’s problem was as simple as defeating Trinity’s Seven Evil Exes, then maybe the trilogy wouldn’t have been so freaking vague and convoluted. Neo, this is loco!

In the creepy Case 39, Renee Zellweger stars as family services social worker Emily Jenkins, who thinks she’s seen it all until she meets her most mysterious case, 10-year old Lilith Sullivan.

Like old movies? This nifty iPad app gives you free access to a growing library of hundreds of streamed classics and B-movies, all in a familiar interface that’s as easy to navigate as it gets.

Master of horror Wes Craven has been working on this creepy teen flick about a serial killer who swore he’d one day return to kill the 7 children born the night he died. You can guess the rest.

Six of today’s greatest documentarians put their collective skills together to bring Levitt and Dubner’s thought-provoking bestseller about economics and human behavior to the big screen.

(Language NSFW) The girl from the movie The Last Exorcism hits Chatroulette and scares the living crap out of horny boys everywhere. The guys’ reactions are absolutely priceless.

After all the hype, here’s the first trailer for Casey Affleck’s documentary about his oddball brother-in-law Joaquin Phoenix and his real or fake meltdown. Either way, we think he’s nuts.

This upcoming sci-fi flick from the Brothers Strause (of AvP: Requiem) tells the story of the arrival of aliens on planet Earth. From the looks of things, it doesn’t go bode well for us human occupants.