Trailers for Paper Man, When You're Strange, and The Kids Are All Right

Here's some more trailers!

The first is an interesting-looking indie flick starring Jeff Daniels, Ryan Reynolds, and Emma Stone Called Paper Man:


Next is a documentary about The Doors entitled When You're Strange: A Film About The Doors:


Finally we have one of the major hits out of Sundance this year starring Julianne Moore, Annette Bening, and Mark Ruffalo. This one is called The Kids Are All Right:


So, any of these peak your interest?

Trailers for Accidents Happen, Exit Through the Gift Shop, and The Other Guys

Hello everyone, I have some new trailers for you!

The first is an interesting independent "dramedy" starring Geena Davis and (For all you Eagle Vs. Shark fans out there) Joel Tobeck (Damon). This one is called Accidents Happen:


The second is a documentary that has received some major buzz around the festival circuit this year, it is called Exit Through the Gift Shop:


Finally, we have a summer comedy featuring Will Ferrell and Mark Wahlberg (among others) called The Other Guys:


So, any of these interest you?

Trailers for The Square, The Thorn in the Heart, and Step Up 3D!

The first trailer of the day is an Australian film noir thriller that seems to be getting some decent early reviews called The Square:


Next, we have a documentary from visual director Michel Gondry (Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, The Science of Sleep) that tells the story of his family in his unique vision. This is called The Thorn in the Heart:


Finally, we have what must be the top movie in the "are you serious?" category, and that is Step Up 3D:


Any of these look interesting to you?

Trailers for Splice, Best Worst Movie, and Dinner for Schmucks!

Hey everyone, I come with trailers!

The first is a sci-fi film featuring Adrien Brody and Sarah Polley called Splice:


Next we have a documentary about one of the worst films ever made called Best Movie Ever:


Finally, we have a new summer comedy featuring Paul Rudd and Steve Carell called Dinner for Schmucks:


Any of these look interesting to you?

Trailers for Solitary Man, The Expendables, and Mother and Child!

Hey guys! I have some trailers for you, and you could call this post "large cast edition" if you so choose. But without further ado:

The first is for a film that is featuring a great cast including Michael Douglas, Jesse Eisenberg, Jenna Fischer, Mary Louise Parker, Susan Sarandon, among others. This one is called Solitary Man:


Next, we have the answer to where every over the hill action star has been recently. I'd explain the cast, but I think its best just discovering them from the trailer. This is The Expendables:


Finally, we have a drama featuring the likes of Samuel L. Jackson, Naomi Watts, Kerry Washington, Annette Bening, and a couple faces you may recognize if you watch Dexter. This is Mother and Child:


Thoughts?

Trailers! Foreign Film Edition!

Hey guys, today I thought I'd bring you some trailers for foreign films that look and sound very interesting.

The first comes from Korea, and is a film I've heard rave reviews about from the director of the Korean film The Host, and this one is called Mother:



The second is from France, and seems to be a very inventive film from the director of Amelie, and this one is called Micmacs:



And finally, we have a Spanish zombie film. This one is a sequel to a film called [REC], which was remade for American audiences into Quarantine, so here's [REC] 2.



Thoughts? Any of these films interest you?

The 'Scott Pilgrim vs The World' Teaser finally arrives!

And here it is, the teaser for the upcoming Scott Pilgrim vs. The World, starring Michael Cera and directed by Edgar Wright.



With this trailer, and a cast that also features Oscar nominated Anna Kendrick, Jason Schwartzman, and Chris Evans (among others), this adds to my list of the most anticipated movies of 2010 for me (along with Greenberg  and The Green Hornet so far). Thoughts?

Trailers for Predators, Please Give, and Girl With a Dragon Tattoo!

Hey guys, I've got new trailers!

The first is for Predators, this time directed by Robert Rodriguez:


Next, we have Please Give, a movie starring Catherine Keener that premiered at Sundance:


Finally, we have Girl With a Dragon Tattoo, a foreign film I've heard a lot about recently:


Which one of these interest you?

Issues with Babies

...and not babies in general, just the film, Babies. Before I rant on my opinion on the film, at least the trailer, I would like you to watch it for yourself.



Now for some reason (and it turns out I'm not alone on this when discussing this issue with friends) I find this trailer creepy. While most of you normal people would watch this and say it looks "adorable"or "interesting", I just can't agree. I think the main reason I have an issue with the trailer and presumably the film itself is that it seems almost voyeuristic the way we, as the audience, are asked to look at these children. It's a hard issue for me to explain, and one I get a lot of weird looks when I attempt to, but it seems like the way they are presented, we are asked to observe their lives in a way that is too close and too personal for comfort, in my opinion.

It also seems like, and I feel this way about the show Full House, we are supposed to associate these babies as objects of "cuteness" rather than actual people. It's hard for me to explain why that seems strange to me, it just does.

There are other factors to the creepiness, such as the shot of the baby right next to the rooster (how can that be safe?), the baby on the motorcycle (again, how?), and the baby sticking his hand in the mouth of a pretty good-sized dog, along with many other shots of the babies crawling around places that seem dangerous without supervision. It also doesn't help that the trailer ends by saying, "The babies are coming", which gives me this image that I'm running through a tunnel with a horde of 500 babies chasing after me.

What do you think? Am I just crazy?

Trailers for Waking Sleeping Beauty, Frozen, and The Switch!

Hey everyone, I have new trailers!

the first is for a documentary about the recent "golden age" in disney cinema called Waking Sleeping Beauty:


Next is an independent thriller that got a lot of buzz out of Sundance called Frozen:


Last, but not least, we have the new comedy featuring Jason Bateman and Jennifer Aniston called The Switch:


Thoughts?

Trailer and clip for Four Lions

Here's a trailer for an upcoming British film called Four Lions:



And a very funny clip from the same film:



Personally I can't wait until I can see this. Thoughts?

Trailer for Birdemic

We all know I'm a sucker for "so terrible its great" movies, and this one looks legendary in that regard.



Now tell me you don't think that looks awesome.