Yet again, five MORE great new trailers

It's a shame that all the good looking movies are loaded to the back end of the year. But, then again, that's how it always is, no? I think each one of these movies look terrific, to varying degrees.


TABLOID (Errol Morris, 2011) (His movies are always eventful!)


THE FUTURE (Miranda July, 2011) (Love that cat as a narrator, and we get to see Ms. July dancing, too.)


CRAZY STUPID LOVE (

Five more terrific new trailers...

The revolution in movie trailer construction, last commented here on this post, continues:


TAKE SHELTER (Jeff Nichols, 2011)


"GREEN WITH ENVY" (James Bobin, 2011)


MELANCHOLIA (Lars Von Trier, 2011)


SUBMARINE (Richard Ayoade, 2010)


50/50 (Jonathan Levine, 2011)

The Five Best Recent Trailers

This is saying a lot, since trailers blow these days. Hell, I've been waiting literally TWO DECADES for movie previews to change. Finally, there's a glint of light on the horizon. Each of these pieces signal inventive new voices in movie marketing--SMART voices, finally:

Intriguing. THE TREE OF LIFE (Terrence Malick, 2011)

Chilling. RED STATE (Kevin Smith, 2011)

Moving. BLUE VALENTINE (

THE SOCIAL NETWORK trailer is so damn good, it might make you cry with anticipation

I rarely post new trailers on filmicability. In fact, only the one for Inglourious Basterds predates this. But the new preview for David Fincher's upcoming Facebook epic qualifies almost as a film unto itself; it does what every preview wants to do but can't, because it's too busy trying to shock you with flashes, booms, and dynamic changes. Feeling that Fincher himself may have overseen this