Trailers for Upcoming Films

[The Narrator Returns]

Scary Movie 5, featuring the most timely satire from 2010.

[Murdoch]

I guess Charlie Sheen's career is now solely composed of jokes about how bad his career is.

[flyonthewall2983]

Dead Man Down

[Cosmic Bus]

Greetings from Tim Buckley

Ugh.

[Mr Sausage]

Evil Dead discussion moved here.

[SpiderBaby]

Teaser clip for Refn's Only God Forgives

[domino harvey]

Vince from Slap Chop made a movie. With Oscar-winner Adrien Brody. And it looks like this

[Jeff]

Vince from Slap Chop made a movie. With Oscar-winner Adrien Brody. And it looks like this

He made an earlier movie that used to be sold via late-night infomercials and has the reputation of being one of the worst of all time.

[domino harvey]

Apparently starring Oscar nominees Michael Clarke Duncan as "Gay Virgin" and Karen Black as "Mother" no less!

[Kellen]

Trailer for Danny Boyle's Trance

[mfunk9786]

Trailer for Danny Boyle's Trance

Danny Boyle has the unique distinction of doing some of the best casting work of any director working today. He always seems to go for the better/more interesting actor over the biggest name, time and time again.

[Brian C]

Wait, are you talking about James McAvoy, one of the dullest, most lifeless actors working today?

Or Vincent Cassel? In which case I have no objection, although the mere presence of McAvoy undermines the point you were making.

[mfunk9786]

I have nothing against McAvoy, but I was mostly referring to the rest of the main cast, especially considering that Boyle COULD cast whomever he wants at this point.

[tarpilot]

I like how Cassel's basically become the go-to guy for when one of the more "serious" Hollywood filmmakers needs some supporting scenery chewing done (see also: Eastern Promises, A Dangerous Method, Black Swan)

[Brian C]

Chris Walken's getting old, someone needs to pick up the slack.

[ianungstad]

Spring Breakers

[Markson]

Teaser (no footage) for Behind the Candelabra.

[bainbridgezu]

Noah Baumbach's Frances Ha

[Jean-Luc Garbo]

Much Ado About Nothing

[dustybooks]

teaser for Sofia Coppola's The Bling Ring

[Amy Racecar]

Roland Emmerich's White House Down, starring Channing Tatum as Gerard Butler and Jamie Foxx as Aaron Eckhart.

[The Narrator Returns]

Teaser (no footage) for Behind the Candelabra.

And now a full trailer.

[HistoryProf]

James McAvoy stars in Filth, based on the Irvine Welsh novel - UK red band teaser released today.

Anyone read the book? clearly a UK take on Bad Lieutenant.

[Amy Racecar]

Miike's Straw Shield, with plenty of top notch shit-losing (especially at 1:30.)

edit:
To give people an idea of what's going on:

Ninagawa is a powerful man in Japanese politics and with top economic connections.His granddaughter is then murdered. The suspect is Kunihide Kiyomaru (Tatsuya Fujiwara). Kunihide Kiyomaru has a prior conviction for assaulting and killing a girl 8 years ago. The police could never apprehend the suspect in the prior killing.
Three months after the murder of his granddaughter, Ninagawa places a whole page ad in the 3 big Japanese newspapers. The ad states "Please kill this man Kunihide Kiyomaru and I will pay you 1,000,000,000 yen as a reward." Meanwhile, Kunihide Kiyomaru sees the ad and begins to fear for his life. Kunihide Kiyomaru then turns himself in at the Fukuoka Police Station. Five detectives from the security section (SP) of the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department travel to Fukuoka to escort Kunihide Kiyomaru back to the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department. The distance between Fukuoka and Tokyo is apprixmately 1,200 km. During their fateful trip, a significant portion of the Japanese population plot to kill Kunihide Kiyomaru. Many of those people, actually pursue Kunihide Kiyomaru while he goes back to Tokyo to get the 1 billion yen reward. The lonely fight of the five detectives to protect this man begins ...

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[perkizitore]

French trailer for Only God Forgives, this looks sick!