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I don’t know about all of you, but I find something inherently interesting in a movie that features a bunch of incredibly beautiful people making out all over one of the world’s most beautiful cities.

The fine folks at IGN and X-Files.com have successfully debuted the first trailer for the highly anticipated next chapter for cult icons Mulder and Scully, titled The X-Files: I Want to Believe. All I can say is WHOA!

For some reason we have all seemingly taken our eyes off of anything related to Brendan Fraser this summer.

As if just for good measure, the folks at Paramount Pictures have released yet another full-length trailer for the upcoming blockbuster-to-be Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.

Our most dedicated readers will remember that not too long ago, we posted a leaked version of the trailer for Star Wars: The Clone Wars. This new version looks awfully similar, don’t you think?

The brand new teaser trailer for Twilight, which debuted last week, is currently chasing down the views record of our old friend Indiana Jones. My, won’t this be exciting.

Alright, maybe we shouldn’t go that far with it… But we can all admit that it hasn’t been an amazing year for ole’ Harvey and Bob. Plus, this animated inventor movie doesn’t show a whole lot of promise.

Jack Black continues to scat his way through a relatively entertaining movie career — this time he is doing it as a Panda who does Kung Fu. And badly, I might add.

Nicolas Cage rocking a cowboy hat on a riverboat in Southeast Asia, looking inconspicuous as always. What more could you want?

Lets get this out of the way — I absolutely love anything that Rainn Wilson does. So when I say that you must watch this trailer for his new movie The Rocker, I absolutely mean it.

Brian Gibson loves to buy DVDs. Come with him on his weekly journey into the depths of credit card debt as he tells you what to buy, rent and avoid.

It has been happening for a while now — The Love Guru, played by Mike Myers, has been stalking me. Now, he is here with a second trailer that is kind of funny, so I am going to let him stalk you, too.

We have been giving a lot of love lately to the upcoming film Twilight, which is based on the immensely successful series of books by Stephenie Meyer. I must say, I ordered up this intensified coverage because I have never before seen a rabid fanbase such as this one.

I don’t know about you but in the brand new trailer for Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull above, I am seeing quite a few special effects shots that I did not expect.

We’ve all been waiting anxiously for today, the day when the second full trailer for The Dark Knight would be officially released in glorious high definition. As you can see, that has happened, just as planned.

Once again, I feel the need to be honest with all of you — I have absolutely lost interest with the work of M. Night Shyamalan. If you aren’t like me, then you may enjoy this trailer.

I get the feeling that we’ve been unnecessarily hard on the upcoming Will Smith superhero flick Hancock, which hits theaters on July 4th weekend. When you really step back and take a good look at it, the formula is there.

With the release this weekend of Marvel Studio’s Iron Man I can be certain of two things: Comic book movies are here to stay and Iron Man is among the best of them. Thus, it is time to see just how well it stacks up.

Once you have watched this brand new Incredible Hulk movie trailer, it is likely that your reaction will be similar to mine — Finally!

Earlier this week, fans of The Dark Knight ran around their cities in search of a trailer. What they didn’t know is that one of them got two versions.

Speaking of treasure hunting geriatrics, how about an awesome new leaked trailer for Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull? Yeah, I thought you might like that.

While we will certainly keep an eye on things for you, we wouldn’t want to get your hopes up regarding a high resolution version of this trailer any time soon. We did, however, come across this bootleg.

I’ve been trying to keep the trailer for House Bunny to myself ever since it came out in early April. But, as punishment for reporting something incorrectly earlier, our dictator-in-chief Neil Miller is making me share it with all of you.

Reelz Channel has released the first trailer for American Beauty director Alan Ball’s film Towelhead, which has been making its way around the festival circuit. It premiered at last year’s Toronto Film Festival under the title Nothing is Private, but was then retitled and played considerably well at Sundance this year.

Much in the way that I was surprised to learn that there was a horror film playing at this past year’s Sundance film festival called Donkey Punch, I was taken back a bit by the fact that a real, honest-to-god movie was made under the title Young People F—ing.

One word that I would not have used to describe the first installment in The Chronicles of Narnia series is “dark” or “intense”, but as you can see I have already used both to describe the second trailer for the upcoming sequel The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian.

As you can probably gather from the title of this article above, I am about to spew some pessimism all over the upcoming comedy College. But before I get to that, please at least watch this trailer.

There doesn’t seem to be anything slowing the momentum of the upcoming (and by upcoming, I mean January of 2009) release The Spirit, from director Frank Miller.

Probably one of the silliest and most outlandish films that I’ve seen on the festival circuit this year, Hamlet 2 is one of those films that is completely dedicated to its own ridiculous nature. I loved it, and hopefully you will, too…

If you are like me and you need to not feel crabby or generally irritable, the trailer above my help lift your spirits. It is for an independent film called The Babysitters from director David Ross.