Alex Proyas has directed two of my all time favourite movies The Crow and Dark City. In Knowing, a teacher opens up a time capsule, buried at his school 50 years earlier. In it he finds a mysterious letter containing only numbers which turns out to be a complete set of dates and death toll for all major disasters for the last 50 years.

There’re haven’t been much noise on the web about this remake of the 1951 sci fi classic. A poster was released a weeks ago and now this first trailer has been leaked. Let’s see how long it will be online.

When the population gets infected with a virus that turns them permanently blind, the infected are quarantined in an abandoned mental hospital. Directed by Fernando Meirelles (City of god, City of men).

Humanity’s End has B-movie written all over it and the best scenes are probably included in this trailer. Still, could be worth to check it out when it’s released on DVD in six months or so.

The first trailer for the next James Bond movie has finally arrived, and Daniel Craig looks fit as usual.

The first amazing trailer for Fabrice Du Welz’s Vinyan is out. A couple searches for their son that was lost in the big tsunami.

Is this a modern version of the Rocky Horror show? We’ll just have to wait and see…

The third trailer for Hellboy 2 has been released.

Here’s another tale about an adventurous mouse. The tale of Despereaux will undoubtedly be compared to Ratatouille, which I’m not sure is a bad thing. From what I can tell from this trailer, it looks beautifully animated and the humor is there. I like it.

This next animated feature film from Disney looks pretty funny. Bolt is a German Shepherd who think he has super powers.

We ran the teaser a while back and now the trailer is here. Somebody frames the slacker Jerry for terrorist involvement. Looks pretty cool!

Guy Richie’s new gangster comedy has a trailer. Let’s hope this one’s better than Revolver, but I guess every director is allowed to make at least one really sucky movie. The Rocknrolla trailer looks good enough, although a bit hard to follow plot wise.