
The first trailer for "Parker," the new Jason Statham movie based on the Donald E. Westlake books, has a few elements that we've noticed in Statham movies of yore. Shall we list them?
A priest disguise ("Expendables 2")
A heist
A principled criminal
Posted 10/3/12 2:30 pm EST by Kevin P. Sullivan in Trailers

The first trailer for "Parker," the new Jason Statham movie based on the Donald E. Westlake books, has a few elements that we've noticed in Statham movies of yore. Shall we list them?
A priest disguise ("Expendables 2")
A heist
A principled criminal
Posted 10/3/12 11:47 am EST by Kevin P. Sullivan in Trailers
We just premiered the red band, very NSFW trailer for "Movie 43" over on MTV News, and now that you've had the time to collected your thoughts and pick yourself up off of the floor, we thought we'd take a look back at some of the preview's most shocking and wonderfully offensive moments.

Halle Berry has no qualms about ruining a blind child's birthday.
Posted 10/3/12 7:28 am EST by Terri Schwartz in Trailers

If there's one thing we've learned from this new teaser, it's that this movie is not your parents' "The Lone Ranger."
The trailer for Gore Verbinski's take on the classic character has finally arrived, and it's just as fantastic as we expected. Though it focuses more on the setting of the movie than its titular character and his sidekick Tonto, it's clear that Verbinski has a general understanding of what makes a Western work in modern day Hollywood.
Posted 10/2/12 11:52 am EST by Kevin P. Sullivan in Trailers

Fear not, lovers of independent film. You will soon be able to see all of those movies you weren't cool enough to see at the Sundance Film Festival all the way back in January. Trailers for two of the festival's biggest movies dropped recently, finally sharing the warm glow of low-budget indie filmmaking with the masses.
The first, a coming of age dramedy from Jonathan Kasdan called "The First Time," earned praise for its sweet earnestness, and the trailer makes us see why.
The second, "The End of Love," is a searing, honest story of a widower, played by writer-director Mark Webber, and his young son.
Check out the trailers after the jump!
Posted 10/2/12 9:29 am EST by Kevin P. Sullivan in Trailers

When are these horror movie people going to learn that you shouldn't hang around with that creepy neighbor kid? Especially when he says he has an imaginary friend who "does not like you." It's high time we let kids like Robbie in the new TV spot for "Paranormal Activity 4" go find some other family to prey on.
The creepiness and motion-sensing video game peripherals that we saw in the second trailer for "Paranormal Activity 4" are back with some new footage for this new TV spot. At the center of the action, again, is Robbie, the neighbor from across the street, who after some sort of accident is sent to live with the main character.
Check out the new TV spot after the jump!
Posted 9/27/12 12:45 pm EST by MTV Movies Team in Trailers

By Colin Greten
In the trailer for Seth Gordon's ("Horrible Bosses") newest film, "Identity Thief" we see Sandy (Jason Bateman) going about his daily routine, getting coffee and filling up his gas tank. What could go wrong?
Turns out Sandy's questionably unisex has led a woman on the other side of the country (Melissa McCarthy's Diana) to steal his identity and max out his credit card. What else is Sandy to do but track her down himself?
Check out the trailer after the jump!
Posted 9/27/12 10:44 am EST by Alison Nastasi in Trailers

The "Paranormal Activity" franchise has slowly replaced the "Saw" films during the Halloween season over the past several years, and the supernatural chiller has been haunting us through teasers, grainy images, and shaky cam clips well before its release.
While "PA3" directors Henry Joost and Ariel Schulman prepare to see their second installment in the series hit theaters on October 19, a lot of speculation about the return of longtime character Katie (Katie Featherston) and abducted baby Hunter (from "Paranormal Activity 2") has been swirling amongst fans.
The new, second trailer for "PA4" reveals that the mysterious child we've been seeing called Robbie could quite possible be Hunter all grown up. He moves next door to a family (perhaps with Katie?) that ends up caring for him after a terrible accident occurs.
Posted 9/26/12 6:26 pm EST by Kevin P. Sullivan in Dailies, Trailers

Nicole Kidman has rarely strayed too far from usually playing a nice person in her films, but the opening moments of the "Stoker" trailer from Chan Wook Park seem to indicate otherwise.
Also, Tim and Eric get serious and remember your subtitles in today's Dailies!
Posted 9/21/12 4:11 pm EST by Terri Schwartz in Trailers

Gus Van Sant has tackled some touchy subjects in the past, from school shootings to gay rights, but his new movie "Promised Land" is sure to ruffle even more feathers. Corporate America, be warned.
The first theatrical trailer for "Promised Land" has hit the web and it shows that the movie should be able to balance some of its touchy subject matter with an inspirational and uplifting story. The flick stars Matt Damon as a salesman who works alongside Frances McDormand's land leaser to try to acquire areas of the country rich with natural gas for a multi-billion-dollar corporation. He heads to the struggling fictional town of McKinley and seemingly has convinced them to sell their land when an environmentalist played by John Krasinski shows up and makes both Damon and the town change their perspectives on giving up their country.
As Krasinski's character says in the trailer, "We're not fighting for land ... we're fighting for people."
Posted 9/21/12 12:54 pm EST by MTV Movies Team in Trailers

By Colin Greten
"Trouble with the Curve" is officially in theaters today, however its different premiere that has die-hard baseball fans excited. The trailer for the new Jackie Robinson movie, "42," is here, and with Jay-Z's "Brooklyn We Go Hard" in the background the film already looks like a homerun.
"42" (Robinson's number) chronicles the story of Jackie Robinson, who became the first African American to play in the modern era of Major League Baseball in 1947, despite the fact that America itself was still very segregated. The trailer conveys the film's depth, detailing not only Robinson's fame and success but his struggle to get to that point and his impact on society as a whole.