Posted 4/25/12 1:48 pm EST by Terri Schwartz in Trailers
Things certainly do look like they've gone "Lawless" in the first trailer for the upcoming movie.
Formerly known as "The Wettest County in the World," the flick follows Shia LaBeouf, Tom Hardy and Jason Clarke as three brothers who start a business bootlegging alcohol during Prohibition in the 1920s. As you can see from the trailer (included after the jump), that only works out for so long for the Bondurant brothers.
Posted 4/24/12 4:14 pm EST by Terri Schwartz in Trailers
"Brave" will be Pixar's first film with a female lead, and the newest trailer for the movie teases just how much we're going to adore her. Princess Merida is more strong and independent than any of the men Scottish tradition (and her mother) are forcing her to marry, and that's part of why she finds it so easy to rebel against her family's wishes and attempt to change her fate.
It looks like there's going to be some darkness in this movie, but that's not what Disney is showcasing in this teaser. Here we see Merida as a rebellious, adventure-hungry young girl who is desperate to avoid her upcoming arranged marriage. In order to do so, she asks for a spell from a Wise Woman that will allow her to change her fate. While she does get what she asked for, the wish isn't quite what Merida expected.
Posted 4/24/12 8:54 am EST by Josh Wigler in News, Trailers
"It's G.I. Joe against Cobra the enemy, fighting to save the day! He never gives up, he's always there! Fighting for freedom over land and air!"
Sorry, if you really think you're going to be able to stop me from singing the "G.I. Joe" theme song all day long after the arrival of a brand new trailer late last night, you're horribly mistaken. That's right: there's an all-new "G.I. Joe: Retaliation" trailer today, clocking in at over two and a half minutes. Premiered by director Jon Chu at CinemaCon in Las Vegas, the new "G.I. Joe" trailer is once again proving that despite what you thought of "Rise of Cobra," this Dwayne Johnson-starring sequel is not something to be ignored.
Check it out in full after the jump!
Posted 4/20/12 2:00 pm EST by MTV Movies Team in Trailers, Video
Did that "Magic Mike" trailer leave you wondering: where's Alex Pettyfer? It did for us. It also left us with an answer: who cares? As long as that R-rating really does stand for "rock hard abs," the lady folks at MTV News are going to be very happy about this movie, Pettyfer be damned.
MTV's Christina Garibaldi and Amy Wilkinson teamed up with NextMovie's Brooke Tarnoff to dissect the new trailer for "Magic Mike," the Channing Tatum-starring stripper movie from filmmaker Steven Soderbergh. See what they had to say about the new spot in the video above.
Posted 4/19/12 3:42 pm EST by Terri Schwartz in Trailers
There's a good reason Robert Pattinson's upcoming film "Cosmopolis" won the MTV Movie Brawl earlier this year: it looks freaking awesome.
Hot off the news that the flick will be making its premiere at Cannes this year, the folks behind the movie released two new trailers that give us a good idea of what we can expect when David Cronenberg's latest hits theaters. In true Cronenberg fashion, "Cosmopolis" looks like it will be dark, surreal and all around fantastic.
It also is Pattinson's first chance to really flex his acting muscles in something that's not a romantic film, a genre that he's been somewhat pigeonholed in ever since "Twilight" first came out. Between this and "Bel Ami" being released this year, we're looking forward to seeing a side of the 25-year-old actor that we've never seen before.
Posted 4/11/12 12:42 pm EST by Kevin P. Sullivan in Trailers
It's impossible to discuss the little footage we've seen from "Looper" without discussing the makeup Joseph Gordon-Levitt wears to make him look more like Bruce Willis, so JGL and director Rian Johnson do exactly that in the final vignette.
That's right. After three days of teasing, we are finally just one day away from seeing the full trailer for "Looper." As frustrating as they've been at times, the vignettes were a nice way for Gordon-Levitt and Johnson to add some commentary to the small bits of footage.
You'll have to head over to iTunes' trailer site to check out the final vignette, and come back tomorrow for the full teaser trailer.
Posted 4/5/12 4:45 pm EST by Fallon Prinzivalli in Trailers
The "Savages" trailer you've all been waiting for is here! With an all-star cast including Taylor Kitsch, Aaron Johnson, Blake Lively, John Travolta and Salma Hayek, our expectations are high and the trailer hints that they'll be met.
The scintillating preview of the Oliver Stone flick opens with O (Lively) stating: "Just 'cause I'm telling you this story doesn't mean I'm alive at the end of it. It's that kind of a story where things just got so out of control."
Posted 4/4/12 2:30 pm EST by Kevin P. Sullivan in Trailers
You probably saw the curse word-laden trailer for Seth MacFarlane's first live-action movie, "Ted," earlier this week, but now there's a green band trailer you can share with your mom—well, probably not.
What the new trailer lacks in four-letter words, it makes up for in story. The new preview reveals the origin of Mark Wahlberg's talking bear. When John was a young boy, he wished that his teddy, Ted , would come to life. Things were straight out of a storybook right after the transformation, but as the narrator concludes, "Eventually, everyone grows up."
The rest of the trailer plays out similarly to the R-rated trailer, but adds several more scenes including an intense fight scene between Wahlberg and the CGI teddy bear.
"Ted" hits theaters July 13.
Posted 4/4/12 1:59 pm EST by Kevin P. Sullivan in Trailers, Video
When there's a trailer that's heavy on insane sci-fi visuals, like "Total Recall" for example, you're bound to wonder "How'd they do that?" That's exactly why MTV News spoke with director Len Wiseman to get the behind-the-scene secrets from the trailer.
Wiseman walked through the trailer scene-by-scene, describing some of the choices he made and how he pulled off some of the special effects. As it turns out, Colin Farrell's kung fu scene was entirely practical, according to Wiseman.
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The 'Magic Mike' Trailer And The Curious Case Of Alex Pettyfer
Posted 4/19/12 12:54 pm EST by Amy Wilkinson in Commentary, Trailers
Much to the delight of women and gay men everywhere, the first trailer for Channing Tatum's semi-autobiographical stripper movie "Magic Mike" has hit the web, giving eager squeers their first eyeful of Tatum's sick stripper moves. (I'd definitely keep a few extra twenties in my purse if I knew Tatum was coming over...) But one thing we didn't see a whole lot of was co-star Alex Pettyfer.
To be fair, Tatum does play the film's titular character, but when news of Pettyfer's casting made the rounds last year, it sounded as though his protege character, The Kid — loosely based on Tatum — would be the focus of the film.
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