I have no idea why publishers are doing this more and more recently, but launch trailers for games are coming in way before games are set for launch. The latest game to see a launch trailer half a month before its release is Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare. Last Updated: October 20, 2014

Imagine a former comedian. Who was cutting edge, risky and as funny as could be. Now he’s washed up, about as hilarious as catching Hepatitis B and forced to star in family-friendly flicks. While that sounds exactly like Eddie Murphy’s career, it’s also vaguely familiar to Chris Rock who just turned that concept into a movie. Here’s the first trailer …

Contrary to popular belief, Jennifer Lawrence actually has more coming out in the next few months than just some more leaked cellphone pics. And the biggest entry on the young Oscar winner’s calendar is undoubtedly The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1, the first part of the final chapter in the record breaking YA adaptation franchise. This is literally the …

Based on this first trailer for Miss Meadows, it would appear that while Katie Holmes was hobnobbing it with Bruce Wayne over in Batman Begins, she picked up some of his vigilante tendencies. What she definitely didn’t pick up though, is his predilection for wearing dark clothes and skulking in the shadows, as you can clearly see by her summery …

All through the ages mankind has pondered on why bad things happen to good people, and today we’re going to do the same, only swap out “things” for “movies”. Maybe that’s a little too harsh as just going on this trailer, The Lookalike certainly doesn’t look to be without merit. It certainly also looks like it could be a whole …

A new trailer for Dragon Age: Inquisition questions the type of hero you will be while showing off just how gorgeous the game will look.

Will Smith has not had a good time at the movies in the last few years. First he turned down the lead in Tarantino’s Django Unchained because he thought the role wasn’t big enough (a point that Jamie Foxx and nearly half a billion dollars at the box offce would like to contend), then came the rather silly Men In …

There are many people who find that The Newsroom is just a mouthpiece for writer/creator Aaron Sorkin’s political views, and that also he just uses the show’s format of retroactively dealing with real world news as a means of sticking a honking big “WHY DIDN’T YOU DO IT LIKE THIS?!” in professional journalists’ faces. Quite frankly, I couldn’t give a …