Tron - Legacy

Yeah far too many! They do look good though. This may be one to watch out for too. It is a sequel to the 1982 film Tron. Just to remind you, it may be worth comparing the Laser bike scene to the original. Also, apparently Daft Punk agreed to do the sound track.

Avatar

Woah. Lots of trailers this month. This one is for Avatar which is the first film from James Cameron since 'Titanic' in 1997.

District 9

Trailer - Surrogates

Star Trek

If you haven't seen the new Star Trek film then I highly recommend it! Even my housemate who has never been 'Trekkie', really enjoyed it!

Burma VJ

One for Lawrence and Dad methinks:

Anders Østergaardʼs award-winning documentary shows a rare inside look into the 2007 uprising in Myanmar through the cameras of the independent journalist group, Democratic Voice of Burma. While 100,000 people (including 1,000s of Buddhist monks) took to the streets to protest the countryʼs repressive regime that has held them hostage for over 40 years, foreign news crews were banned to enter and the Internet was shut down. The Democratic Voice of Burma, a collective of 30 anonymous and underground video journalists (VJs) recorded these historic and dramatic events on handycams and smuggled the footage out of the country, where it was broadcast worldwide via satellite. Risking torture and life imprisonment, the VJs vividly document the brutal clashes with the military and undercover police – even after they themselves become targets of the authorities.

View the Trailer Here.

Indiana Jones and the Teaser Trailer

Yahoo! has a bigger version. Great Stuff.

Christians? Burma? Rambo?

One for you here, Dad - from the BBC

Veteran star Sylvester Stallone and his biceps are back on the big screen for the fourth Rambo film, which sees the 61-year-old don khakis to play the action hero one last time.

He may be a good deal older and craggier than when he first starred as Vietnam veteran John Rambo, but this did not deter Stallone from plunging himself deep into the treacherous jungles of south-east Asia, where the film is set.

The movie, which was released in the US in January, has had mixed reviews, with Variety singling out its "unusually high body count" for criticism.

In the film, Rambo has become a pacifist recluse in Thailand who reluctantly helps guide a group of Christian missionaries to Burma by river.

When he hears of their capture by the Burmese army in the thick of a civil war, he steps in to help.

I'm sure the message here is spiritual but just for good measure, here's the trailer.

Irresistable

This reminds me of a joke:

Question: How many ears does Mr Spock have?

Answer: 3. A left ear, a right ear and a final front ear.

The Golden Compass