The trailers Okay, so, we watched The Internship recently and it left a pretty awful taste in our mouths. I’m thinking that watching Vince Vaugn do something slightly less of a commercial might work, and thus the trailer for Delivery Man kinda works. It’s a pretty far-fetched concept, and all seems a bit contrived, but hey, I didn’t see any Google in the trailer, so I’m sold. Delivery Man I’m quite conflicted about the Noah movie.

It’s been nearly two months since I posted one of these, and as you can imagine the trailers have amassed at quite a rate. I’ve a list of about a dozen films we’ve been intrigued by, but I’ll just post two trailers here today. The trailers First up, the obvious. Captain America. We didn’t think all that much of the first one, the second one looks an awful lot better. They’ve learnt heaps from The Avengers, it seems.

The trailers I can’t remember if I knew they were remaking Robocop, or if I’ve just forgotten but the trailer looks really good. I very much enjoyed the original one, except for the rather ridiculous blood-letting at the beginning. Most remakes are a letdown, and this will probably be the same, but it certainly looks okay from the short clips in the trailer. Film stuff Other bits and pieces about the film world that I have opinions on but aren’t necessarily at the trailer stage yet.

The trailers I am so not sure where I stand on this trailer for Getaway - it looks good and intriguing but I just don’t understand why someone would want someone to drive quite so much. Also, I’m not sure what kind of goody-two-shoes Disney persona Selena ever had, but she’s shedding it quickly. In a completely different sort of film, the aforementioned Disney have one of those nature documentaries coming out, and this one is about BEARS.

The trailers Seen three good trailers this week, the first of which is for The Monuments Men. This is George Clooney and Matt Damon sharing screen time again, which can only be a good thing. The film itself looks good, one of those that is entertaining if not perhaps completely historically accurate. Next up another trailer for the second Thor film. More of the same, it looks like. And finally an odd film called In a World… about a woman trying to break into the voiceover business.

The trailers There seems to be a trend in Hollywood at the moment to delve behind the scenes and show exactly how other films are made. Along with Hitchcock, we now have a look at the magical world of Walt Disney, and an explanation of how Mary Poppins came to the screen. This trailer pretty much gives away the whole film but it looks really good. Apparently this is the first time Mr Disney himself has been portrayed on screen, and who better than Tom Hanks?

Just two simple trailers this week, and both of them with the lovely Sandra Bullock. The first is Gravity, with some clips released recently that have been doing the rounds. When I first saw them, I thought it was for that Defying Gravity film and couldn’t remember Sandra being in that one. She’s not. This looks amazing, terrifying and a bit over-the-top all in one go. The other Sandy movie is completely different.

Loving the look of this trailer for Inside Llewyn Davis. Just three minutes of it is gorgeous viewing, I can’t imagine what the whole thing will be like. We’ve been catching a lot of films with bonus John Goodman in, and he always steals the show. I can’t guarantee that isn’t going to happen with this one, either.

I’ve fallen a bit behind on trailers for upcoming films (or those coming soon to iTunes that I have yet to be aware of). That being the case, here’s a bumper crop of five trailers that recently caught my eye. Elysium A good bout of action, set in the future, with a dystopian Earth and Matt Damon? Sign me up right now. And what do I like just as much as dystopia?

I saw a trailer or description for the film Internship a while back, but just recently watched the new trailer for it. The Internship Some of this looks funny, a lot of it appears strained. They don’t seem like the type of people that wouldn’t be using mobile phones and tablets really. And also, how much is Google paying for this??