James Franco's dulcet tones offset the utter terror of genius apes in this new featurette from Rise of the Planet of the Apes. You also learn a bit about the story, which helps with the abject fear.
Having enjoyed the work of Anne Hathaway, Jim Sturgess, and An Education director Lone Scherfig, I'd been optimistically looking forward to the lit adaptation One Day. (Just look at this sexy, lip-parting smooch -- best movie poster kiss ever?) But as the first trailer for the decades-spanning romance reveals, there's another co-star angling for attention in the August release: Anne Hathaway's distracting British accent. Watch the trailer and see what I mean after the jump.
Chris Evans, an affable fellow who I believe will do just fine in The First Avenger movie, says that his Captain America suit is getting an overhaul. It won't be quite the red, white, and blue getup we've seen in the previews. Well, pray tell, Evans, what will it be?
"Our entire space race of the 1960s was in response to an event," a bespectacled Frances McDormand ominously intones at the beginning of the theatrical trailer for Transformers: Dark of the Moon. What event is she referring to? Oh, just that time when a bunch of giant killer robots burrowed themselves under the surface of the moon, and awaited a signal from Earth to commence worldwide destruction. Click ahead to watch the crazy-pants madness.
With Thor pre-release fever going strong (if you feel too flush, take a couple of Tylenol), this latest clip from the summer blockbuster turns focus away from the Mjölnir-wielding superhero, and onto more important things. Like Destroyer, and Ray Stevenson's great big bushy beard*. Click ahead to watch.
Kristen Wiig, Maya Rudolph, Rose Byrne and Jon Hamm have been getting most of the Bridesmaids pre-release heat thus far, but if this new clip is any indication, Reno 911 star Wendi McLendon-Covey will give them all a run for their money. Either that, or steal a majority of her scenes with a put-upon attitude designed for premium laughs. Click ahead to watch and cringe as McLendon-Covey's Rita talks about the pleasures of having growing boys.
Chills. Just CHILLS, guys. The long-awaited finale to the Harry Potter series is coming to a close, and with epic trailers like the one that debuted tonight on ABC Family it can't come soon enough. After the jump, see all of your favorite (doomed?) characters get caught up in the battle between Harry Potter and Voldemort in the new two minute trailer for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Pt. 2!
The marketing for X-Men: First Class has certainly been hit or miss, so this brand new theatrical trailer is a relief -- if only because it looks so impressively epic. And, no, that isn't a reference to January Jones' impressive decolletage. Combing aspects of the first teaser trailer and the international trailer, this latest look at Matthew Vaughn's summer blockbuster should warm your mutant heart. Click ahead to watch the awesomesauce.
What a fortuitous casting decision director -- and part-time honey badger -- Tarsem Singh made when he hired Henry Cavill to lead his 300-like new film Immortals. By the time the sword-and-sandals epic hits theaters on Nov. 11 (11-11-11, FTW!), Superman fever will be pitched at such high levels, that an additional box office burst may be found simply because Immortals stars the Man of Steel. Also, Mickey Rourke as the murderous King Hyperion. Of course. Click ahead to watch.
You've read Jen Yamato's SXSW review of Bridesmaids, which declared Paul Feig's chick flick to be the funniest movie since The Hangover. Your excitement was slightly diffused, however, by the underwhelming first trailer for Kristen Wiig's summer comedy. A month later, an amusing international teaser featuring Jon Hamm allayed your disappointment, and now, Universal offers you another spin on the Bridesmaids anticipation roller coaster courtesy of the film's red band trailer. Bring on the profane bridal party.
Johnny Depp, Penelope Cruz, Geoffrey Rush, and Jerry Bruckheimer chime in on this new featurette for Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End. They answer your most pressing questions: Did this movie cost $500 billion? Did this franchise turn into a pirate-themed miniature golf course in roughly 2009? Might we really be at world's end? Why will I definitely see this in theaters? Or: none of those.
Shhh, here's a little secret: Following the taping of The Tonight Show on Monday afternoon, host Jay Leno interviewed embattled starlet Lindsay Lohan for the Tuesday night telecast. "Being young and being in the position that I was in, you don't really take the time to appreciate what you have," Lohan told Leno in a clip released by NBC. "I'm not a kid anymore, I'm 24; I've made a lot of mistakes, I recognize that." Click ahead to watch.
The "Let's Make Anna Faris Into a Huge Star" campaign has seemingly been going on forever, so logic would dictate that one of these years it will succeed. Perhaps 2011 is that year. Following on the heels of a thoughtful feature on Faris in The New Yorker comes the debut of the very funny international trailer for What's Your Number?, the fall rom-com where Faris co-stars with a cavalcade of up and coming male stars. Click ahead to watch.
Or maybe don't watch? Judging from the early reviews of The Devil's Double at Sundance, the Lee Tamahori-directed film will likely be one of the craziest surprises of 2011 -- if only because of Dominic Cooper's two impressive performances. If you do decide to watch, though, the trailer ahead follows last week's gold-plated poster in that it highlights the film's impressive excess, scored in the key of Depeche Mode. Click ahead for a first look.
We've been anticipating Lady Gaga's Desperately Seeking Susan moment for some time, but it appears the superstar is moving right along to her own version of Madonna's Truth or Dare. In this four-minute clip from HBO's upcoming documentary on Lady Gaga, the 25-year-old singer opens up backstage about insecurities and feeling like an outcast. She also weeps, which is expected for a performer who devotes much of her time to thanking and re-thanking her fans.
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