Seth McFarlane makes his theatrical directorial debut with Ted, the story of a man and his foul mouthed teddy bear. McFarlane also stars along with Mark Wahlberg and Mila Kunis.

Our first look at the upcoming remake/new take on the Phillip K Dick story, “We Can Remember it Wholesale for You”, which was made famous in 1990 with the Arnold classic and this new version finds Colin Farrell in the role of Douglas Quaid, who becomes hunted after trying to get a spy adventure embedded into his brain by the Rekall company.

When a trio of bank robbers try to seek shelter at their mother’s house, only to discover that she lost the house in a foreclosure, they find and call in their mother to help them deal with the new owners/hostages.

Aubrey Plaza is one of a trio of magazine writers who head out to find the man behind a mysterious classified ad looking for some one to time travel with him in “Safety Not Guaranteed”.

The second trailer for the Snow White movie that seems like it will actually be worth watching, Snow White and the Huntsman, is out and shows off more of the Lord of the Rings inspired fantasy action the movie is going for.

The first full trailer for the crazy looking Abraham Lincoln, Vamprie Hunter, which reveals the “secret history” of our 16th president and his war against vampires.

We get our first extended look at Ridley Scott’s upcoming “pseudo prequel” to the Alien movies with Prometheus.

Tim Burton and Johnny Depp’s latest collaboration is a reimagining of the cult 60′s gothic soap opera, Dark Shadows, which finds Depp as Barnabas Collins, a vampire from the 1750′s who finds himself in the 1970′s with his descendants.

The first full trailer for Men in Black 3 debuted and shows up much more of the 60′s of the Men in Black universe and Josh Brolin’s uncanny Tommy Lee Jones impression.

From the people that brought you Coraline comes the stop motion animated movie, ParaNorman, where young Norman must use his ability to talk to ghosts to stop a zombie uprising in his hometown.