Awesome Movies

The director of District 9 is up to something, but we don’t know what. This hidden teaser showed up in the latest iPad issue of Wired, and all we know is that it’s creepy, and leaves us wanting for more.

Living up to its name, movie website Making Of scored some behind the scenes footage from TRON: Legacy. There’s no commentary, but you’ll see lots of neat and sexy costumed stars.

Bob Zemeckis heads into the uncanny valley again, producing Disney’s CGI mo-cap flick, starring – get this – Seth Green as the story’s 9 year-old protagonist, Milo. Based on Berke Breathed’s book.

Stallone, Statham, Lundgren, Rourke, Willis, Li and even the Governator himself blow the roof off the place in this blockbuster action flick. The 3-disc set is loaded with bonus footage and special features.

A man wakes up in the body of a stranger, and it turns out he’s actually in a program which lets him live the final minutes of a person’s life, and is there to figure out who blew up the train he is on.

This fan film by Chris Drew combines footage from the original TRON with freshly created computer graphics to faithfully capture the spirit of the original while modernizing the dated original trailer.

Jason Wingrove’s Compulsion, shot and produced on the new Sony PWM-F3, is part of Seapool: a series of clips from a documentary in production on the Australian ocean pool culture in Sydney.

The guys at Filmdrunk dug under every rock searching for every last Arnold Schwarzenegger scream they could find and stitched it all together into one truly epic, ham-fisted scream.

Daniel Craig and Harrison Ford get ready to duke it out in the wild West when the unexpected happens. Aliens invade. Huh, wha? Yep. Iron Man’s Jon Favreau directs, Steven Spielberg produces.

(NSFW: Language) James Franco, Natalie Portman, Zooey Deschanel and East Bound and Down’s Danny McBride star in this raunchy medieval comedy from the director of Pineapple Express.

Disney has released the first official trailer for Cars 2: World Grand Prix: looks like Lightning McQueen and Tow Mater will experience lots of international intrigue. In theaters Summer 2011, in 2D and 3D.

Walt Disney takes us back to our childhood and a kinder, gentler time in the Hundred Acre Wood with Winnie the Pooh, the first big-screen Pooh adventure in more than 35 years. Out July 2011.

(NSFW: Language) The guys over at The Huffington Post have realized that despite the superficiality of Hollywood, an inordinate number of characters look like sh*t. Get some rest, and clean yourself up.

We haven’t read Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows yet, so we were surprised to see this scene from the upcoming movie, set in the Muggle world. Wand shootouts are kinda weird though.

Check out Barbarann Garrard’s too cool Kill Bill-inspired cake, with bride and bullet bottom, crazy 88’s in the middle and Beatrice’s O-Ren Ishii fighting suit on top. Bonus: edible Death List Five.

Disney continues its controlled movie tease with the third trailer for Tron: Legacy. In this one we find a budding romance, a happy reunion, and loads of epic eye candy in the Grid. (Thanks Ugo!)

You’d think that modern movies would just use digital effects to create sounds, but there’s still a need for the professional Foley artist, who crafts noises with just their body, props, and mouth.

We just got our hands on the first full-length trailer for Zach Snyder’s explosive, imaginative, over-the-top, action-chick-flick, out March 2011. We’re hoping it lives up to its incredible looks.

Bill Murray is one of Wes Anderson’s staple actors, but what if Murray was Anderson’s only actor? No need to tax your brain with such a question; Casey Weldon already did the work for us.

Dong-gun Jang plays a skilled assassin who knowingly paints a target on his back when he refuses an order from his master. Eh, who are we kidding? We want to see cowboys vs. ninjas.

Executive Produced by James Cameron, this thriller follows a group of spelunkers who go exploring deep within the Earth, and have to find a way out when they’re trapped in an underwater cave.

After a car crash, Liam Neeson goes into a coma for last four days, but while he’s out cold, another man has assumes his identity and nobody seems to know him anymore. Opens Feb 18, 2011.

Ghostface is back, along with Courteney Cox, Neve Campbell and David Arquette, just in time for Halloween. Hayden Panettiere and Adam Brody join in Wes Craven’s classic horror franchise.