The trailer for next year’s other Snow White movie, Tarsem Singh’s “Mirror, Mirror”, is now online, and looks completely awful.

The first full trailer for Pixar’s next movie, Brave, debuted and looks like typical Pixar goodness, even if it’s hard to tell what the movie is about.

Coming from the producers of 300, can Immortals live up to that film’s gory, stylish, slow motion heavy action or is it more in line with something like the mediocre Clash of the Titans remake?

Been holding off on upgrading your favorite Tom Cruise movies to Blu Ray? Our pick of the week gives you most of his greatest hits in one convenient package.

Besides Johnny Depp, the other staple of Tim Burton’s movies is a score composed by Danny Elfman, who’s composed some of the most memorable film scores and TV theme songs of all time.

Bruce Willis, Malin Ackerman and Forest Whitaker star in this crime caper about a trio of hired female guns who attempt to steal a shipment of drugs from an out of the way diner but find themselves in a stand off with other groups with the same idea.

The reign of terror of late career Adam Sandler seems to have suffered it’s first major blow as Jack & Jill was soundly defeated by Tarsem Singh’s sword and sandals epic, Immortals.

The first full trailer for the adaptation of the incredibly popular trilogy of books, The Hunger Games follows teenage heroine Katniss Everdeen as she’s forced to compete in a battle to the death against 23 other teenagers.

The Rock steps in to replace Brendan Fraser in the sequel to Journey to the Center of the Earth as he and Josh Hutcherson set out to find the Mysterious Island from the Jules Verne classic and Hutcherson’s lost grandfather (played by Michael Caine)

Jason Statham continues his reign as the greatest current action star into 2012 with Safe, where he’s protecting a young girl who has memorized a code that makes her the target of the Russian and Chinese mafias, as well as corrupt cops.