Film Misery

Leonardo DiCaprio and Matthew McConaughey pump their chests like the 1-percent in the first trailer for Martin Scorsese’s ‘The Wolf of Wall Street’

The director of ‘Gettysburgn’ and ‘Gods and Generals’ returns to his favorite subject.

New characters and a lot of plot details are revealed.

David Chase’s film has some pretty high expectations to live up to.

Another look at ‘Wreck-It Ralph,’ the new film from Disney Animation Studios.

Chris O’Dowd gets one of his biggest roles yet in this movie, which could be one of Harvey Weinstein’s Oscar wild cards.

We haven’t seen all of the movies that have been released this year, but we have seen a lot of the trailers. Let’s rush to judgement, shall we?

Kathryn Bigelow follows up her Oscar-winning effort in ‘The Hurt Locker’ with a dramatization of real events.

Some beautiful imagery and fantastic music have me sold on the next movie from director Ang Lee.

Paul Thomas Anderson’s upcoming film remains my most anticipated of the year.

The world in this new trailer looks more like a recent Tim Burton movie than the classic Oz we know so well.

No more teenage roles for Jennifer Lawrence as she stars alongside Bradley Cooper in David O. Russell’s new film.

The Weinstein Company gives us another clip reel in lieu of a full trailer.

The film, which is based on an acclaimed novel, looks like typical teen fare, but looks can be deceiving.

Try not to have “I Dreamed a Dream” stuck in your head after watching this.

Baz Luhrmann’s adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s most famous novel looks stunning.

This fantastical film introduces us to some exciting newcomers who could make a big impact on 2012.

This is reportedly the last trailer for one of the Summer’s most hotly anticipated films.

Paul Rudd and Leslie Mann return to their familiar roles for the next Judd Appatow directed film.

More than any trailer preceding it, this one is clearly gunning for mass appeal.