Awesome Movies

Matthew Chojnacki’s Alternative Movie Posters: Film Art from the Underground is about the art of unofficial movie posters. Featuring over 200 posters with commentary from the artists. More on The Verge.

Chris Pine plays an inexperienced Jack Ryan, the protagonist created by the late Tom Clancy. Shadow Recruit sees Ryan go from analyst to field operative when he uncovers a Russian plot to wreak havoc on the U.S. economy.

The story of Frankenstein’s monster gets an action-packed modern update in this story that takes place some 200 years after his creation. Based on the Darkstorm Studios graphic novel by Kevin Grevioux.

The Matrix was arguably one of the greatest science fiction movies of all time. Here, Screen Junkies reminds us what we loved about the original, and why its two sequels were, uh, not quite as memorable. Neo, this is loco.

59-year-old Jackie Chan still deals out the blows in his latest flick (released in China last year) – which sends Chan on a mission to recover 12 bronze animal heads of the Chinese zodiac. Haven’t we seen that suit somewhere before?

(NSFW: Language) Sean Blanchard’s film-noirish six-minute psychological drama was written, shot, and edited in just one weekend; it took first prize at Bowling Green State University’s 48 Hour Film Fest.

Brothers Seb and Ben McKinnon took home the well deserved Best Cinematography award at the 2013 Fantasia Film Festival for KIN; it’s gorgeous fantasy and fable, with rich, abstract storytelling, and amazing visual composition.

Alfonso Cuarón wants us to feel like we are realistically floating in space in the theatre; this extended featurette on his latest film Gravity gives a behind the scenes look at just how that will happen. Guess we need to see it in IMAX.

Academy Award nominees Naomi Watts and Matt Dillon portray a couple who are happy with each other despite struggling to make ends meet. A film by critically-acclaimed writer and director Laurie Collyer (Sherrybaby). Also, Norm Reedus.

This cool supercut by Duncan Robson looks at the regularly used TV and movie trope of putting the magic touch on a malfunctioning machine to get it to work. The music really helps string the scenes into a collection.

A black comedy starring Jude Law as Dom Hemingway, a wisecracking loose cannon who used to be a safe cracker for the mob. After 12 years in prison, Dom seeks out his former boss to get his reward for keeping his mouth shut.

(NSFW: Language) 1A4Studio recaps Quentin Tarantino’s masterpiece the only way they know how: fast and funny. They skipped Jules and Vincent’s witty banter, but at least they arranged the scenes chronologically.

An excerpt of the bonus videos included in The Dark Knight Trilogy: Ultimate Collector’s Edition shows Christan Bale auditioning for Batman Begins. Apparently he’s wearing Val Kilmer’s Batsuit, but the Bat growl is his handiwork.

Denis Villeneuve’s Enemy stars Jake Gyllenhaal as a man who spots his splitting image doppelgänger, and sets off to try and figure out exactly who his double is. The teaser doesn’t show anything, but our curiosity sure is piqued.

A look at some of the last scenes shown in popular movies by supercut specialist Zach Prewitt. Prewitt was inspired by the photo blog The Final Image. The song is Gathering Storm by Godspeed You! Black Emperor.

(NSFW: Language) We already knew Danny Trejo was a badass, but it’s now confirmed in the most recent trailer for Robert Rodriguez’ Machete Kills. Look for the epic bloodshed (and bullet bras) in a theatre on 10/11/13.

(NSFW: Language) A critically-acclaimed “geeksploitation” film, Zero Charisma is about a hardcore tabletop RPG fanatic who brings an unlikely new member to his small group, only to be usurped by that newbie.

Mr. Nobody is a science fiction drama that tells the tale of the last human mortal, a 118-year old man named Nemo Nobody. When asked to share his story, Nemo claims to have experienced events from different versions of his life.

It’s the Raging Bull versus the Italian Stallion. Robert De Niro and Sylvester Stallone play boxing rivals who come out of retirement to fight one more time in this holiday comedy. We really hope this doesn’t poop on their legacies.

Escape from Tomorrow is a surreal horror film about a family man who is devastated when he loses his job. He takes his kids to Disney’s theme parks, but the Magic Kingdom’s constructed happiness only worsens his inner turmoil.

(NSFW: Language) The Manzoni family demonstrates the versatility of profanity in the red band trailer for Luc Besson’s The Family. The family that swears together, is probably a mob clan under a witness protection program.

An adaptation of Fyodor Dostoyevsky’s eponymous short novel about a man whose life is taken over by his doppelganger. Starring Jesse Eisenberg and Jesse Eisenberg. Written and directed by Richard Ayoade (The IT Crowd).

YouTuber Mr88668866 used clips from various superhero movies and the trailer for DC Universe Online to create a fan trailer for a bank-breaking blockbuster movie. Black Widow and her pistols look even more pitiful here.