I couldn’t believe they were rebooting so soon, but y’know, the trailer for The Amazing Spider-Man actually looks pretty good!:

Good week for trailers! First The Dark Knight Rises, then The Hobbit, and now Ridley Scott’s Alien prequel (?) Prometheus:

Just going by the trailers, The Dark Knight Rises looks good, but I’m not so sure about The Hobbit.

Brave trailer!:

The Inglourious Mr. Fox trailer:

The Knuckle trailer makes me want to see it:

Watch at marvel at the Detective Dee trailer. Filled equally with OMG and WTF moments. Kicking the deer in the head is both:

The trailer for A Lonely Place to Die looks good:

… and here’s a rave review to go with it.

Ooh, could be good:

The In Time trailer has certainly piqued my interest (although it pretty much shows you the whole movie in 4 minutes). I wonder if Andrew Niccol can pull off another Gattaca? That would be grand.

The Ides of March Trailer. Looks great, and what a cast!

Twitch has the trailer for Silver Tongues, which sounds interesting:

Two lovers play a dark and dangerous game of deceit. Donning different personalities, they travel from town to town using their talent for performance to shatter the lives of strangers unlucky enough to cross their path. But how far can a person go, when all they know are lies? How much can they change before they break? Manipulation builds upon manipulation, and soon the audience themselves become unwitting collaborators in the characters cruel deceptions. As this amoral game spiral out of control, the audience is forced to question who will be the ultimate victim

… and looks promising:

Check out the trailer for Rubber, a movie about a killer tire. Not a hoax.

Queuing it!

The Hanna trailer is very promising. Interesting turn for director Joe Wright, when you look at his filmography.

Two trailers for you. Start the betting on which will be the crappier big dumb robot movie of 2011: Real Steel or Transformers: Dark of the Moon. Tough to bet against Michael Bay in a crappiness contest.

Oh yes, Harrison Ford and Daniel Craig in Cowboys & Aliens. Ford is due. What’s it been? 13 years since his last good action movie?

The Cars 2 trailer is out, did not see those plot twists coming!

Check out the Wrecked trailer with Adrian Brody. Splice, Predators, and now this. I’m liking his choice of genre picture projects.

Put together Geoffrey Rush, ninjas, and cowboys and what do you get? The Warrior’s Way trailer.

The Coen Brothers remake of True Grit with Jeff Bridges, Josh, Brolin, and Matt Damon has a trailer. Can’t wait. Sometimes the Coen’s disappoint me mightily, but I’m betting this will not be one of those times.

The Black Swan trailer, oh my. Looks terrific.

Check out the trailer for The Perfect Host with David Hyde Pierce. I love a good table-turner.

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows has a trailer. Can’t wait!

Micmacs, the new movie from Jean-Pierre Jeunet (Delicatessen, City of Lost Children) has a trailer.

Ji-woon Kim, of creepy A Tale of Two Sisters fame, does Sergio Leone? Sign me up, The Good, The Bad, The Weird definitely gets a spot in the queue.

I had to post this today rather than yesterday so you wouldn’t think I was pulling your leg. The Expendables cast—most testosterone-laden ever?—includes Sylvester Stallone, Jason Statham, Jet Li, Dolph Lundgren, Randy Couture, Steve Austin, Mickey Rourke, Bruce Willis, Arnold Schwarzenegger, and Danny Trejo (order is from IMDb, so maybe that reflects screen time?). Really! I offer the trailer as proof:

(via twitch)

I feel like I’ve been living under a rock, but apparently there is this comic book called Scott Pilgrim that is popular enough that it is being made into a movie with Michael Cera (here’s the trailer) and a video game. The basic plot:

Scott Pilgrim is 23 years old, living in the big city with his gay roommate, just trying to get by in this crazy world. He’s in a band. He’s lazy. He likes video games.

Scott Pilgrim likes the new girl in town, Ramona Flowers, but to win her heart, he has to defeat her seven evil ex-boyfriends. Seven! Evil! Ex! Boyfriends! Lucas has muscles! Todd plays bass with his psychic powers! The Twins are twins! Matthew Patel is an Indian guy! AND MORE!

The trailer for Predators is up. It will be nice to put all that vs. Aliens nonsense behind us. Good cast, good director. Guardedly optimistic.

Pretty safe to say Kick-Ass isn’t going for a PG-13 rating! (nsfw):

(via twitch)

Ooh, check the Shutter Island trailer! Martin Scorsese directs a horror movie with Leonardo DiCaprio, Mark Ruffalo, Ben Kingsley, Emily Mortimer, and Max von Sydow.

Big trailer day! New ones up for Iron Man 2 (can’t wait, despite almost guaranteed sequelitis), Clash of the Titans (really, remake? and check the terrible beard on Liam Neeson), and Alice in Wonderland (ahh, not a straight retelling, very interesting). (via twitch)

I’m looking forward to the origami documentary, Between the Folds, hitting Netflix in January. Here’s the trailer:

44 Inch Chest — Ray Winstone, Ian McShane, John Hurt, and Tom Wilkinson? — sign me up:

Also, “pervasive strong language” + Ian McShane = Hooray!

(via twitch)

I am not sure what to make of the trailer for the new Zhang Yimou movie, Amazing Tales: Three Guns. First, he’s remaking Blood Simple! Second, it’s looking part slapstick (looks ALL slapstick, and bad, at the beginning – hang in there), part kung fu, part thriller; more Stephen Chow (Kung fu Hustle) than Zhang Yimou:

I think I’m excited.

I knew I was premature to judge the earlier Avatar trailer. The new one looks much better:

Never bet against (or doubt, apparently) James Cameron. I might have to find my first 3-D theater for this one.

You can certainly sign me up for period action/horror featuring Benicio Del Toro, Anthony Hopkins, Emily Blunt, and Hugo Weaving. Watch Trailer 1 if you’re over, say, 25. Trailer 2 if you’re under. Oh hell, watch ‘em both.

It is foolish to bet against James Cameron, but the Avatar trailer looks bad. Hopefully it’s not his Waterworld.

The Metropia trailer looks like it uses moods and themes that play the uncanny valley to its advantage. (via twitch)

Tough call, the trailer for The Crazies makes it look like excellent zombie horror, but it’s easy to cut a good horror trailer. The main thing I want to point out is that Timothy Olyphant is the new Michael Biehn.

The best trailer in front of Inglourious Basterds was for Youth in Revolt. Also, while it wasn’t long enough to contend, the Inception teaser (Christopher Nolan) is enticing.

Here’s the trailer for The Cove, a documentary that looks to be equal parts thrilling and profoundly depressing. (via kottke)

The new Ricky Gervais movie, The Invention of Lying has a trailer. Great premise: everybody tells the absolute truth all the time until Gervais’ character discovers lying. (via kottke)

It’s worth checking out the Last Ride trailer over at Twitch for its own sake, but especially if you’ve only seen Hugo Weaving play computer programs or elves to date.

The official trailer for The Road is up (in HD!). Looks grim. Perfect.

The Guy Ritchie / Robert Downey Jr. / Jude Law Sherlock Holmes movie now has a cool HD trailer. Can’t wait. I didn’t know Mark Strong was in this, that’s definitely a bonus.

If you are like me and hadn’t heard of District 9 before, you might find that the trailer holds some surprises.

Ocean’s Eleven with Kermit in the Clooney role. Had the Muppets made Ocean’s Twelve it might have been watchable.

Based on the trailer, I have high hopes for Moon:

Sam Rockwell rocks. (via kottke)

Twitch embeds the trailer for Park Chan-Wook’s (Oldboy) upcoming vampire movie Thirst. If it delivers I can see myself running a fun Halloween double feature with Let the Right One In one of these years.

The trailer for Spike Jonze’s Where the Wild Things Are is up. The trailer, at least, does a nice job capturing the feel of the book. I hope the movie lives up to it!

New trailers recently dropped for Star Trek and Terminator Salvation. Terminator wins the trailer battle, and nice move going the Battlestar Galactica route, but it’s damn near impossible to think McG will do a better job than Abrams.

Twitch has the trailer for “hard boiled action-noir” The Perfect Sleep. Or you can head over to the movie’s official site and dig through the Flash interface for the larger version (worth it, great cinematography).

Twitch has the trailer for Thai movie Fireball. Oh my. “Full contact basketball to the death.” That has the potential to be gleefully bad.

Quentin Tarantino’s latest, Inglourious Basterds has a trailer. I have misgivings, but QT rarely lets me down.

I saw on Neil Gaiman’s weblog that the Coraline Web Trailer is the first trailer he has really liked. I can see why.

Twitch has a fine lookin’ trailer for The Broken. Great cast.

Brightcove has clips from the new Wallace & Gromit short, “A Matter of Loaf and Death.” I like the new morning routine. (via twitch)

Nothing but raves for Swedish vampire flick Let the Right One In. Here’s the trailer. It comes out this Friday, unfortunately only in very limited release. Netflix has a stub for it though, so you can always queue it now for when it comes to DVD.

Neil Gaiman’s Coraline gets the Henry Selick treatment. Could be a very, very nice pairing of author and director.

Ridiculously good: the trailer for Quantum of Wallace. (via andrew sullivan)

The trailer for the new Pixar movie is, umm, Up. Can't wait.