Red Band Trailer for 'The Grey' is All F-Bombs & Wolf Fights

The Grey starring Liam Neeson crashes into theaters this Friday January 27th, and I for one am quite jacked up to see it.  The new red band trailer we have today isn't making the wait any easier.  In fact, after experiencing it in all of its glory I'll now be a million times more inclined to watch The Grey on opening day, even if it means battling crowds to do it.

There have been action scenes a plenty in the regular TV spots and theatrical trailers for Joe Carnahan's Alaskan survival thriller.

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Should You See 'I Melt with You'?

Should you see I Melt with You? Yes, I know it's the question with every movie that comes out, but I believe this movie is different. You should see this movie even if you think you'll hate it. Not many movies now a days (or ever) stay with you after you see the movie.

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'The Sitter' Gets New F-Bomb Heavy Trailer

Jonah Hill should never, ever babysit kids. Ever.Amidst a season of immortal gods, half vampire babies, and more holiday cheer then you can shake a stick at, comes a simple comedy about a college guy babysitting three precocious kids. 

Well...that's as simple as it seems.  When you throw Jonah Hill into the mix then you have trouble. 

The Sitter seems to have a basic night much like the 1987 movie Adventures in Babysitting, but much more raunchy.  Because of course Hill cannot just stay in the house and babysit for an entire movie.

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Red Band Trailer for Hockey Fights Comedy 'Goon'

Seann William Scott as Doug "Thug" Glatt

Have you ever heard the amusing phrase "I went to a Fight and a Hockey game broke out"?  If so, that's exactly what you can expect to see in the new comedy Goon starring Seann William Scott as Doug "Thug" Glatt, a struggling dude who is offered a contract to play minor league hockey solely based on his ability to beat the shit out of his opponents.

Doug quickly earns a reputation as team tough guy, until he catches the attention of the league's most notorious, intimidating enforcer Ross "The Boss" Rhea played by Liev Schreiber.

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First '21 Jump Street' Red Band Trailer

When I first heard about a 21 Jump Street movie I must admit I thought it sounded like a terrible idea.  The original TV series (1987-90) starred Johnny Depp before Edward Scissorhands launched him to A-list actor status, and was about a young looking police force who would go undercover in high schools to solve crimes.  

The 21 Jump Street movie has the same theme, except with stars Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum involved it's clearly steered more towards a comedy this time around.

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