Ron Howard steps into the world of F1 racing with Rush starring Chris Hemsworth as 1970′s
British driver James Hunt.

The Millers aren’t quite who you think they are in the first red-band (and green-band) trailer from New Line Cinema.

I wonder if this improves the chances of a Double Impact reboot?

I actually have no idea what’s going on here . . .

Relativity Media has released the first trailer for Joseph Gordon-Levitt’s directorial debut Don Jon.

Coppola hasn’t directed a mainstream feature film since 1997′s The Rainmaker, but that’s about to change.

Vince Vaughn discovers he is the father of 533 kids . . .

General Zod takes center stage as Earth is threatened unless it hands over the world’s most powerful superhero.

The latest trailer from James Mangold’s The Wolverine is the best yet and gives us some new footage along with Jean Grey and Silver Samurai.

It looks like Sly is looking for the next Sigorney Weaver, and Seagal could make an appearance . . .

No one wants Ghostbusters III more than Dan Aykroyd, and once again he was dishing on some of the plot details.

In the new version, Eric’s wife, Amy, can communicate with the dead.

The film is set in 1970′s Brooklyn and centers on two brothers on different sides of the law.

Perhaps the best feature of the poster is the eclectic cast Allen has assembled.

Is it me or does he sort of resemble Mark Hamill?

Marvel honcho Kevin Feige on a handful of Marvel properties and the chances of seeing them on the big-screen (in some cases for another reboot) . . .

The trailer is on par with the first teasers from a few months ago, and we don’t get any new footage.

A bunch of astronauts head to Jupiter’s moon in search of alien life in Sebastian Cordero’s Europa Report.

Nolan is getting ready to shoot Interstellar and the world of Bond is seemingly a major undertaking.

Unfortunately, this one will never live up to its full potential if it’s not rated R.

It’s nice to see a trailer that isn’t giving too much away about the plot . . .

The new red-band trailer for The Hangover III is more of a recap of the series than a full blown trailer filled with f-bombs and new footage.

Topping the action of The Raid will be difficult, but I like that Sly is aiming high.

The film is being described as a cross between Apollo 13 and Castaway.

Rob Corddry confirmed that the sequel takes place 10 years in the future.

Is it me, or does this look exactly like Pitch Black?