Awesome Movies

Jack Black and the Awesomeness return in Kung Fu Panda 2; this time, Po and the Furious Five must protect themselves from a villain with secret plans to conquer China and destroy kung fu. Out 05/11.

Even though no one quite gets the original Wizard of Oz line exactly right, richfofo may have proven that Judy Garland had the greatest movie line of all time in this supercut. Bonus: best delivery at 3:58.

Brad Pitt and Sean Penn star as father and son – their stories told decades apart, as Penn struggles with what led him to his present world. Terence Malick’s existential drama hits sometime in 2011.

YouTube user Genrocks mashes up a whopping 270 movies from 2010, stringing lines and sequences together to make it seem like you’re watching a trailer for the most awesome movie ever made.

Vin Diesel and Paul Walker lead a reunion of all-stars from every chapter of the F&F franchise for Fast Five; Dwayne Johnson joins returning favorites for this ultimate high-stakes race.

The Mushroom Kingdom meets Liberty City in The Brothers Mario, as Mario and Luigi whip out the big guns to take down Bowser and his minions. A piece of advice: never bring a hammer to a gunfight.

You can get this T-800 skeleton used in Terminator 2, an Iron Man glove worn by RDJ, Sulu uniform worn by George Takei and more at Profiles in History’s 43rd Hollywood Memorabilia auction.

Steve Carrell’s supervillian Gru gets help from three bonus short films starring his army of wacky Minions in this Blu-ray/DVD/Digital combo pack. While it’s no Pixar flick, it’s still a crowdpleaser.

Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides picks up where At World’s End left off, with Captain Jack searching for the Fountain of Youth, which leads to a chance encounter with dread pirate Blackbeard.

For his thesis, Colin Levy – director of Sintel – wants shoot a version of the short story The Secret Number, about a man who insists that there’s an integer between the numbers three and four.

A while back, a leaked Comic-Con trailer made the rounds, but we finally have Marvel’s official trailer for the hotly-anticipated action flick starring Chris Hemsworth and his mighty hammer.

An skeptical American priest travels to Italy to study at an exorcism school and gets just a little bit more than he bargained for in Mikael HÃ¥fström’s The Rite, starring Anthony Hopkins. Coming 1/11.

TRON: Legacy will be released next week, but if you can’t wait, try out The Legacy of the River suite at the Ice Hotel in Sweden; chances are you’ll be rocking out to Daft Punk while you’re there.

We’re enjoying Thought of You, Ryan Woodward’s fluid and beautifully choreographed 2d animation; we’re also scratching our heads and wondering why it won’t be shown at Sundance next month.

A wacky montage of movie characters saying “Blah blah blah”. It was really funny the first time we saw it, but then we got really creeped out on the second go. Especially with Crazy Shatner.

Weikang Sun used Sony Vegas Pro 10 to sync all four of the dreams in the last heist in Inception, reminding us how much really happened in the few seconds that the van was falling.

Will this movie help Mel Gibson bounce back, or will it ruin him further? The movie tells the story of a troubled man who chooses to use a beaver hand-puppet as his sole means of communicating.

David Cronenberg’s creepy, provocative 1983 horror film gets the HD treatment in Criterion’s new release. The moral of the story – you can love your television – just don’t love your television.

Now you can own all four of the legendary Rambo movies at an unbelievable price. Get your fill of the “reluctant killing machine” plus a ton of bonus features, such as deleted scenes.

The first trailer for this explosive sci-fi/war blockbuster looked pretty thrilling. Now see some of the back-story that leads up to the great L.A. alien invasion of 2011.

The giant octopus wasn’t able to take down the high-flying Megalodon. Will the Crocosaurus put up a better – i.e. funnier – fight? We think part 3 should be Mega Shark vs. Sharktopus.

This live-action/CGI flick is about Fred, a slacker rabbit (James Marsden) who must take over for the Easter Bunny (Russell Brand) when he accidentally injures him. The teaser tells us none of that.

Salute to the past: Linotype: The Film from Doug Wilson is a documentary about Ottmar Mergenthaler’s revolutionary typesetting machine and the people who own and love them today.