Django

By Hannah Soo Park

We're only just a few weeks away from the Christmas premiere of Quentin Tarantino's "Django Unchained," but that doesn't mean we wouldn't appreciate another sneak peek at the long-awaited western flick.

Lucky for us, The Weinstein Company debuted the movie's final full-length theatrical trailer (via Yahoo! Movies)—packed with brisk gunshots and plenty of snappy dialogue, the short-but-sweet promo certainly doesn't skimp out on delivering Tarantino's dynamic mix of action and music.

Bullets and whips aside, if you're a Tarantino fan, you'll probably be just as delighted to know that we've also been given a preview of the movie's soundtrack. The list includes tracks by Rick Ross (whose "100 Black Coffins" plays in the aforementioned trailer), Ennio Morricone, James Brown and John Legend, as well as songs from the original 1966 version of "Django" and "Kill Bill."

Read the full listing and watch the final trailer after the jump!

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Jack the Giant Killer

The last time we saw Jack, he was a giant killer, and he did his thing with metal blaring in the background. Now, Jack's a giant slayer, and the whole affair looks a lot more like "Pirates of the Caribbean."

The new trailer for Bryan Singer's long-delayed "Jack the Giant Slayer" just debuted over at the iTunes trailer page, and when you watch it, you will see a very different version of the preview we saw earlier this year.

This preview gives us an actual idea of what the story is about, shows many of the giants referred to in the title, and introduces a love story.

You can see the entire trailer after the jump!

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Smurfs

Are you happy, people? This is what happens when you go to see that "harmless" live-action Smurfs movie. Its makes $563.7 million, becomes an undeniable international hit, and gets a sequels.

Well, now that sequel has a trailer.

The entire gang from the first movie is back, along with some additional talent lending their voices to the tiny blue creatures.

Click past the jump to see the trailer (via ComingSoon) and read the full synopsis.

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Is your consumption of paranormal teen romances about to go way down when the "Twilight Saga" ends on Friday?

Well, we have a trailer for you. "The Mortal Instruments" has become a fairly large phenomenon in the YA realm in its own right, and now there is a film adaptation out next year starring Lily Collins, Jamie Campbell Bower, and Jonathan Rhys Meyers.

MTV News has your first look at the first for the first film of the planned series, "The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones." Watch above and learn more about the movie below.

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House of Cards

Welcome to Washington, indeed.

The first trailer for Netflix original series "House of Cards" has premiered on the site, and it looks better than we could have expected. It's only available to Netflix subscribers for the time being, so if you can't watch the trailer, suffice it to say that the David Fincher and Kevin Spacey collaboration is worth the massive deal Netflix made when it greenlight two seasons of this series back in March 2011.

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After four years of domination on the part of "The Twilight Saga," the name "Stephenie Meyer" will probably stir images of lovelorn teenagers, weeping in the Pacific Northwest. So when the first trailer for "The Host" boasts the same author, we know where your head will likely go.

But, but, with no disrespect to Ms. Meyer, of course, the name that should be catching your eye is that of Andrew Niccol, the writer and director of thew new film starring Saoirse Ronan and Max Irons. Niccol is responsible for heady sci-fi like "Gattaca" and "In Time," along with "Lord of War," a movie that had Nicolas Cage acting suspiciously normal.

With the fandom attached to Meyer's name and the group that is likely to seek out a new Niccol film, "The Host" might just have the most eclectic audience of the year when "The Host" opens on March 29, 2013.

What did you think of the trailer? Let us know in the comments below and on Twitter!

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The Host

Just as we preparing to say "goodbye" to one of the world's Stephenie Meyer create, we are just beginning to get excited for the introduction to another.

"The Host," based on Meyer's first adult novel, is set for a March 2013 release with "Hanna" star Saoirse Ronan in the lead role, but the first theatrical trailer for the adaptation will debut tomorrow on MTV.com at 7 a.m. ET.

Ronan recently spoke with MTV News' Josh Horowitz about "The Host" and the inevitable "Twilight" comparisons.

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Hitchcock

Regardless of how you feel about the new movie "Hitchcock," you have to admit that Anthony Hopkins does a very impressive Alfred Hitchcock impersonation.

His performance is at the center of the great new international trailer for the movie that hit the web today. This spot puts the focus on the making of "Psycho" instead of on Hitchcock's relationship with his wife like the last trailer did. Both storylines are interesting, but at least in this take we get a better look at the shower scene, replete with Scarlett Johansson's impressive version of Janet Leigh's death scene. That alone had us on board with this film.

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World War Z

Zombies are so hot right now. And lest we be worried about an over-saturation of the undead walkers in pop culture at the moment, we're still psyched about Brad Pitt's foray into the genre with "World War Z."

Thankfully, there's a new trailer and "Entertainment Weekly" has a brand new photo from the film to tide us over until we get to see more of the zombie hoards hunting our hero Pitt.

Check out the photo and the trailer for "World War Z" after the jump!

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The Last Stand

We knew the latest "The Last Stand" trailer was going to win us over from the moment it opened with Johnny Knoxville, Luis Guzman, and Matt Saracen shooting a slab of raw meat. From there on out, the trailer turns into one hilariously epic thrill ride.

By now, you should know the basic premise for Jee-woon Kim's English directorial debut. When the most notorious kingpin around escapes from his FBI prisoner convoy and makes a break for the Mexican border, it's up to Arnold Schwarzenegger, who plays the sheriff in a sleepy border town, to stop him. Shoot outs, explosions and car chances then ensue.

If that sounds too boring to you, then we probably shouldn't be friends this probably isn't your kind of movie. But this new trailer for "The Last Stand" proves that Genesis Rodriguez was right when she told us it is the movie we want it to be.

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