New trailer, the first one in fact for Thor: The Dark World has made its way to the blogosphere today. It shapes to be an epic fight between Thor (and Loki, as speculated will join the good side at least for temporary job) versus Malakeith the Accused, the dark elf. Natalie Portman, Kat Dennings, Anthony Hopkins rejoin the cast along side Chris Hemsworth as the titular character and Tom Hiddlestone as the ever affectionate villain Loki. The trailer is epic in every angle, of course, joining the awesome trailers contest which is currently lead by Man of Steel.





Thor: The Dark World is the second Marvel film to feature this year and also the second one in the mega second phase which will pit the world's greatest superheroes to go against Thanos (possibly). As for now, Iron Man has an issue to settle with Mandarin and in November, Thor will have an issue of his own too. Helmed by Game of Thrones director Alan Taylor, Thor 2 is another great movie to watch for.

The same day when Paramount releases the trailer for Star Trek: Into Darkness, Warner Bros counters with Man of Steel. This trailer looks more epic than Star Trek's, possibly because the latter has Christopher Nolan on its producing duty. Of course, any day when two super trailers are released, it is an awesome day. Check out the third trailer for Man of Steel below.



Zack Snyder directs from a story written by Christopher Nolan. Henry Cavill ,Amy Adams, Diane Lane, Kevin Costner, Michael Shannon and Russell Crowe star in this movie.

Who needs another round of Star Trek goosebump? Raise your hands now. Good. Paramount Pictures has released the latest theatrical trailer for J.J. Abrams' Star Trek sequel for which you can watch now.



The trailer is yet another impressive take that will sell all of the excitements across the deck. Star Trek Into Darkness opens next month all over the galaxy. Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto, Benedict Cumberbatch and Alice Eve star.

The Host lives up to the author's glory name in making a goofy, ridiculous and tasteless romantic silver screen adaptation for all the teenage girls around the world. It is an insult to this group of people because I believe they deserved better than this. After five torturing Twilight-saga experiences, I always assumed that I would be in the state of highly immune against this kind of poptart. Perhaps, I was wrong after all! The trailer for The Host sells the different perspective of the movie - car chase, gun fight and science experiments. But the truth is that for those who are familiar with this best selling novel - it is romantic first, sci-fi second and actions last. So, if The Twilight Saga did the job by representing the works of Stephenie Meyer in such a torturous way, then what does this movie represent after all? The Host cements that fact. Any movie adaptation of this author's works are not workable.

Green Tea Movie would like you to remember him. Without Roger Ebert, the inspiration to write a movie review will never spark. Ebert is the world's renowned movie critic who has been on the movie critic business long before I was born. He coined some of the most popular quotes including "Thumbs Up! Thumbs Down!" and "See you at the movies!". He started his career as a movie critic since 1967 with Chicago Sun-Times until his death in 2013 - that is almost 5 decades. His reviews are always spots on and he does not hide everything that he wants to say. Many describe him as an outspoken but soft writers.

Baltasar Kormákur (Contraband) is not a household name in the industry. But Denzel Washington and Mark Wahlberg are. When the three names combine, you have an interesting crime action drama that spells out as 2 Guns. It looks fun, even when it has that kind of plot that rhymes with cliches some where. But let's not pass the judgement to soon, because 2 Guns could be a late summer dark horse. The film itself is an adaption of the graphic novel of the same name by Steven Grant, the same name who wrote The Punisher. This movie version features Mark Wahlberg as Marcus Stigman, Naval Intelligence Officer and Denzel Washington as Bobby Trench, a DEA agent. Aptly entitled, we have the trailer for you as embedded right after the jump. Well, strictly speaking, the trailer gives way too much.

Following Rise of the Cobra, the world continues to face spiky threat as nuclear war is about to happen. The Joes are summoned to recover one of the nuclear warhead from the war-torn Pakistan, only to be betrayed by their own government. Roadblock (Dwayne Johnson) leads what is the left-over of Joes, an elite fighting force which also includes Lady Jaye (Adrianne Palicki), Snake Eye (Ray Park) and Flint (D.J. Cotrona). Coming home to the state side as the fugitives, the Joes begins to question who is actually betraying them in Pakistan. Their investigation leads them to believe that Cobra is inserting heavy influences over the current government and intended to use their technology to harvest power. They plan to retaliate and to steer clear the name of their elite fighting force; while enlisting a number of new allied along the way.

The Croods, the latest animation from DreamWorks Animation and the first to be distributed by their new partner over at Fox, displays the usual form of family entertainment we have seen before. With universal themes like family issues, man vs mother nature and surviving disaster, there are almost no other new substances been infused into The Croods. While playing the same and familiar themes over and over again, this animation manages to keep up as a well-packaged and conscious family entertainment. But the animation clearly has some problems, somewhere, that will eventually dampen the final quality and effects on the race for a better animation year.