Awesome Movies

A big city lawyer goes back to his hometown for his mother’s funeral. He finds out that his father, the town’s judge, is being blamed for her death. A feel good movie starring Robert Downey Jr., Robert Duvall and Billy Bob Thornton.

A small-time con man meets a beautiful couple, and soon discovers that the husband is just a polished version of him. When the couple turns to him for a favor, all bets are off. Starring Viggo Mortensen, Kirsten Dunst and Oscar Isaac.

Made with the support of Zach Braff and game designer Cliff Bleszinski, Jeremy Snead’s Video Games: The Movie looks at the history and the future of interactive entertainment. Featuring interviews with developers, inventors and more.

Four years after a viral drug nearly eradicated humans and increased the intelligence of apes, the surviving men want revenge. Gun-wielding primates riding horses? It’s not a Skyrim mod, it’s Dawn of the Planet of the Apes.

Get a glimpse of Star-Lord’s back story, the villain Ronan the Accuser and some passive aggressive banter between Star-Lord and Rocket Raccoon in the third trailer for Guardians of the Galaxy. #GiveVinDieselanOscar.

The first full trailer for The Expendables 3 features as many celebrities as stunts and explosions. It looks like the rookies are easy pickings for Mel Gibson’s character, which means its up to the granddads to do the dirty work.

An Honest Liar is a biographical film about James Randi, the retired magician who made it his life’s mission to expose paranormal and occult claims. But it seems as if Randi himself may have perpetrated a grand hoax.

Set in the future, 10 years after a global economic collapse, The Rover is about a man who travels across the Australian Outback in search of his last significant possession – his car. Starring Guy Pearce and Robert Pattinson.

A documentary about the Cyber-Seniors program. Founded by teenagers Macaulee and Kascha Cassaday in 2009, Cyber-Seniors helps senior citizens learn to use the Internet. Find out how you can get involved here.

When the creators of a celebrity tabloid show get a chance to interview Kim Jong-un, the CIA orders them to assassinate the dictator. James Franco and Seth Rogen go for another round of action-packed bromance in The Interview.

Screen Junkies celebrates the 20th anniversary of Disney’s The Lion King with the most hilarious Honest Trailers episode yet. It’s our problem-free philosophy, an African catchphrase!

Mario and Fafa are sick of trailers that show a movie’s best parts or give away too much of the story. To illustrate how bad today’s trailers can get, they made a modern trailer for Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back. Or not.

“When people are given the freedom to choose, they choose wrong.” A young man learns that the utopia he lives in is actually a regulated purgatory, thanks to Father Comstock the Human Exposition the Giver.

While Gravity was widely praised for its accurate depiction of space, and despite enjoying the movie, Neil deGrasse Tyson has identified many flaws. Cinema Sins cataloged them with the help of the celebrity astrophysicist himself.

Michael Heilemann made a series of clips mashing up George Lucas’ sources of inspiration with the first Star Wars movie. He plans on publishing a book about his research. You can watch the clips separately or as one long video.

Eli Roth has stated that his film is a rant against slacktivism. It takes more than ideals and a smartphone to change the world. Though being the first to film a tribe only to portray them negatively isn’t something to be proud of either.

“Some stories are just too true to tell.” Kill the Messenger is an adaptation of Nick Schou’s eponymous novel and Gary Webb’s Dark Alliance. The film is about Webb’s infamous investigation connecting the CIA to a drug ring.

A trailer for the movie adaptation of Lawrence Block’s eponymous crime novel. Liam Neeson plays an unlicensed private detective who stumbles upon a mysterious band of serial kidnappers and murderers.

(NSFW) An adaptation of Jonathan Tropper’s novel, about a man forced to spend time with his dysfunctional family just as his marriage falls apart. Starring Tina Fey, Jason Bateman, Jane Fonda, Adam Driver and Rose Byrne.

(PG-13: Language) Tony Zhou is back with another great breakdown of a filmmaker’s style and technique. This time he looks at Edgar Wright’s (Shaun of the Dead, Scott Pilgrim vs. the World) creative efficiency in delivering humor.

When Dogs Fly is an upcoming documentary by BASE jumper, wingsuit flyer and filmmaker Dean S. Potter. It’s about Dean’s dog Whisper, who regularly accompanies him on his adventures and stunts.

(Gore) Denzel Washington resumes his badassery in The Equalizer, an adaptation of the eponymous late 80s action TV show. Also starring Chloë Grace Moretz. Directed by Antoine Fuqua (Training Day, Shooter).

In Woody Allen’s latest romantic comedy, Colin Firth plays a man hired to expose a supposed clairvoyant played by Emma Stone. The catch? She might actually be psychic. Also she’s Emma Stone. Woody Allen – still perplexed by women.