For someone like me — someone whose job basks them in the light of advanced information about films prior to their release — the mystery is all too often stripped away long before I ever make it to a theater. It’s an occupational hazard. No matter how fresh I’d like to be when I first see Inception, the mind-bending thriller from Christopher Nolan, there’s just no hope for me. I will see it with knowledge informed by countless clips, trailers, interviews and press notes. And it won’t be the same.

“It’s all the types of grand scale Hollywood entertainment that I like to imagine is going to come on screen when I sit in a movie theater.” This is director Christopher Nolan describing the size of his upcoming film Inception. It’s a quote from a new behind the scenes featurette released today by Warner Bros. that shows off some of the unique experiences that await audiences when the film hits theaters on July 16.

This week, Japanese actor Ken Watanabe introduced and narrated a brand new international trailer for Christopher Nolan’s Inception. And thanks to the wonders of the internet, we’re also seeing it here in the rest of the world.

Warner Bros. UK has debuted a brand new 60-second TV spot for Christopher Nolan’s upcoming thriller Inception. It’s all part of a marketing blitz that has just recently begun. Since the release of the full-length trailer at the beginning of the month, Warner Bros. has slowly begun rolling out more material from the film.

This weekend, the release of Iron Man 2 has brought with it two red-hot new trailers. The first we’ve shown you, for the new J.J. Abrams-directed thriller Super 8. The other is for Christopher Nolan’s Inception. Come on in and watch the latter.

Leonardo DiCaprio is moving from one thriller, the recently released Shutter Island, to another, the upcoming Aaron Guzikowski-scripted drama Prisoners. The film has been making the rounds for a while — at one point Antoine Fuqua was set to direct, but has since moved on. According to Deadline Hollywood, the film follows “a small-town carpenter who takes matters into his own hands when is daughter and her friend are kidnapped.”

Kevin Carr sits his chubbiness down weighs in on Shutter Island and the slate of Oscar-nominated short films, in theaters this week.

Before Kevin and Neil weigh in on the movies opening this week, they take a heartfelt look at the situation brewing between Kevin Smith and Southwest Airlines. And they have so much to say, you’ll need two seats to hear it all.

Expecting a quality film from Martin Scorsese is like expecting to get wet in the rain. It’s the anticipation of the inevitable with the director who has given us so many excellent cinematic experience, and you wouldn’t be foolish to expect quality here again with Shutter Island.

Warner Bros. has released the second trailer for Christopher Nolan’s upcoming thriller Inception, which was attached to Sherlock Holmes in theaters this past holiday weekend.

It’s the most mysterious movie since the last time Christopher Nolan made a movie, though at least we knew that one was about Batman. Only this time, your mind is the scene of the crime.

Last week, the blogosphere erupted with reports that Mel Gibson was in the process of shooting a movie at a prison in Veracruz, Mexico. We now know that he isn’t shooting, but he is planning something.

Dreamworks Animation announced today that Leonardo DiCaprio has joined his first animated feature film, their upcoming release The Guardians.

Once he’s done cutting up Sherwood Forrest with Russell Crowe, Ridley Scott is likely going to move on to Gucci, a look at the turbulent times in the 70′s and 80′s of the family-owned fashion label.

For a while we’ve thought that Akira was dead, but now his friends are resurrecting him and taking him in blob form into production starting in 2010.

Your mind is the scene of a crime. Lucky for us, there is no crime being committed against the art of cinema here, as The Dark Knight director Christopher Nolan is finally in the game with a trailer for his new film, Inception.

It is back to the future for director Ridley Scott, who is developing a film based on the 1931 Aldous Huxley classic “Brave New World”.

Not much to say here, but you can see Leo Di Caprio!

My guess is John Landis won’t be allowed within one hundred yards of the set…

Ready to watch Leonardo DiCaprio sit at a computer and gamble away his online dollars to “RiverRat1928?” Paramount hopes you are.