Clash Of The Titans. Ooh! Scorpions.

Jackie Chan in The Spy Next Door . There seems to be not one single original idea in this trailer.

Edge Of Darkness. The TV show will be a hard act to follow.

Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The Lightning Thief . Kevin McKidd as Poseidon! Sean Bean as Zeus! Steve Coogan as Hades! Pierce Brosnan as Dumbledore!

Shutter Island.

From Paris with Love. More from the almost always enjoyable series of Luc Besson actioners


Hot Tub Time Machine. John Cusack time travel comedy. Not much time travel in the trailer though

Steve Carrell & Tina Fey in Date Night.

A Nightmare on Elm Street.

Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time. It's a little known fact that back in the day everyone in Iran had an English accent...including Jake Gyllenhaal

Angelina Jolie as Salt. Looks alright

I've heard Date Night isn't very good.

Already bored of Gemma Arterton talking in Prince of Persia just from watching the trailer.

Looking forward to Clash of the Titans, very much.

I really hope that's not as bad as it looks . . .

My friend is in that trailer - she plays Mrs. Dodds, who becomes the crazy flying thing. Awesome!

Youth in Revolt (NSFW language) Gets good in the second half when Francois Dillinger shows up.

Iron Man 2

http://video.msn.com/video.aspx?mkt=en-GB&...c3-5058c57f2bb8

Looks good.


Robin Hood

http://video.msn.com/video.aspx?mkt=en-GB&...cc-dbeab8bc17a6

Looks shite, just seems to be Gladiator in tights.

Supercool. Action, one-liners, a villain with a believable (if not original) backstory, Scarlett kicking ass... Oh yeah!

Iron Man 2 may be the sexiest thing ever.

By far my favourite AC/DC track too.

War machine looked awesome. Shame it's a different actor.

No one posted Alice in Wonderland yet?

Actually that's not the one I saw yesterday... I watched it on the Apple Trailers site but their website breaks my computer for about 20 minutes.

There we go.

Why is March so far away?

Trailer for Shrek Forever After

Hmm, 'Final' chapter, you say? I somehow don't think that'll be the case since, although I've long since lost interest in the series, they do still seem very popular. On first glance, this one seems not quite as bad as Shrek the Third did, but it's not filling me with confidence.

Not nearly enough insipid pop culture references for my liking.

Iron Man 2 - YES.

Alice in Wonderland - YES.

I thought they said that the third one was supposed to be the last one? I loved the first and second ones, but three was very bad so I don't have high hopes for number four.

Can't say I've much interest in Tim Burton's Alice In Sunderland. Nothing about it really surprises me.



It's just a good way of tricking people to see it in the cinema, rather than waiting for it to come out of DVD. They've done the same trick with the last two Saw installments.

I remember them saying they were going to do four after the first one came out.

That's exactly what I thought.

I've only just realised that I called in Alice in Sunderland. If it was an adaptation of Bryan Talbot's genre-bending graphic novel of the same name I would be genuinely excited about it.

Kick-Ass NSFW trailer I'm now in love with Hit-Girl, why can't all women be 11 year old assassins dressed like super heroes.

I confidently predict the Daily Mail will go into melt-down next April . . .

I quite like the look of that film.

This may well be the best comic book adaptation ever

I'm hoping it'll do well just to silence the "non-PG rated comic book films always fail" naysayers that cropped up all over the place when Watchmen failed to make twenty bajillion dollars on its opening weekend.

Iron Man II was trailed before Sherlock Holmes - I hope it's as good as it looks.
Esp. Whiplash.

That's what I thought you meant at first. Either way I couldn't give a toss, really. It might be because I'm not from around there, but Talbot's book bored me to death.

As for Hit Girl, yeah, NSFW indeed. I'm not sure what I think about it.

Harold Ramis says Ghostbusters 3 to start shooting in the summer

I'm seriously worried that GB3 is going to be bloody awful.

Or it might just be because Sunderland itself is boring.

Rotten Tomatoes 2010 movie preview It looks like it's going to be quite a shitty year.

Iron man 2,Toy story 3,Clash of the titans,Kick-ass and The Expendables looks like at least some of the year will be good.

On the other hand, Sex and the City 2 and Little Fockers being present on the list shows that we're only in for a handful of good movies.

We've been spoiled as of late with a couple of years full of really great films.

I'm looking forward to Kick-Ass. I have some trepidation about Toy Story 3 and quite a bit more about the Green Hornet and The Expendables. Otherwise I couldn't care less about everything else.

I'm loathe to pre-judge the year when it's only two days old and none of the films have been released.

Bit early for me to judge how good this year will be for films, looking forward to Inception, Iron Man 2, and Kick-Ass (which comes out on my birthday!). I'm also curious about The Expendables.

Alice in Wonderland and Inception for me (and Harry Potter, for reasons I can't quite explain even to myself) but I can think of another 14 or so films that I really want to see this year that haven't been mentioned on that silly little list, so I think 2010 is going to be a good year for films.

You all need to see The Princess and the Frog when it comes out in the UK in February.

It looks and feels like it was made in the mid-90's, when Disney were making great movies like Aladdin, Beauty and the Beast, and so on. It's awesome.

I have to say, for me, the three best films of this year were District 9, Moon and Let The Right One In, all of which I hadn't heard a thing about at the start of the year. So to say that the next year's going to be "quite a shitty year" strikes me as being a tad short-sighted and unduly pessimistic.

The French prison movie A Prophet sounds well worth catching according to all reports. I'm also looking forward to The Headless Woman and Ponyo on the Cliff. There's a new Cronenberg due this year as well.

I'm seeing it in Florida next week with my family. I'm really looking forward to it.



We had an advance screening at work a month or two back and I missed it. I'm really gutted because I really loved his last film, The Beat That My Heart Skipped, and because everyone who saw it was very positive. I did see Ponyo, though, and it is really bloody good.

Not only is Kick-Ass coming out on my birthday, so is Machete. Nice.

I didn't even know they'd started Machete, let alone finished it.

Gainsbourg (Vie Heroique)

Trailer for the Serge Gainsbourg biopic. The casting for SG, Bardot and Birkn looks great (the bit as Bardot enters to "Initials BB" is fantastic).

Lots more clips for those intersted on You Tube. Viewing them, Lucy Gordon looks & sounds fantastic as Birkin. Such a shame she died so young.

Oh, WARNING - trailer is in French and contains boobies. (which almost sums up Gainsbourg's life in one line)

Frozen . Open Water. In a chairlift. Without sharks.


The Runaways . Another biopic I'm looking forward to. Kristen Stewart as Joan Jett! Yes! And hasn't Dakota Fanning grown up?

Formidable! Been looking forward to catching the first glimpse of this. Will check out the other clips later. The casting looks bang on.

Looks like there is another version of Dune in the works.

That version's been bandied around for at least four years now. I was quite interested when Peter Berg was attached but his departure has me thinking that it's just going to be one of those projects that floats through development hell for years and years until someone makes a half-arsed and unsatisfactory version years down the line (I'm looking at you, Hitchhiker's!).

AWESOME. Want to see.