Bridges, Boxleitner and lightcycles. Is your 80s inner-child excited yet?

Second trailer for the sequel from Jon Favreau and Robert Downey Jr

Jake and Gemma in what may actually be a good videogame to movie conversion.

The always excellent Julianne Moore directed by Mans Marlind & Bjorn Stein, released 9th April in the UK.

M Night does the other Avatar, and looks to go a long way to make up for The Happening

The full trailer for the Spielberg/Hanks collaboration on Sky Movies HD in the UK this Easter.

The international trailer for Stone's sequel to his original.

Shia le Boeuf joins Michael Douglas for Oliver Stone's sequel to the Oliver Stone original

Already drawing comparisons to Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer and Taxi Driver. And British. Released Feb 5th.

The always lovely Jessicas (Biel and Alba) are part of the cast in a tale of romance on the titular day.

Martin Scorsese and Leo DiCaprio, who haven't made a film together for about two weeks, manage to align their schedules and produce what is looking like a fine piece of work indeed.

Chris Nolan takes a break from the darkest of Knights to write and direct a film that's high concept and FX heavy. DiCaprio stars.

That jolly nice @Jon_Favreau gets some friends together, makes a film, adds some effects, and rightly sounds proud of it.

Matt Damon and Paul Greengrass. How can this not be a winner? It's not Bourne though. Really.

Directed by the fantastically monikered Cary Fukunaga, Hondurans head through Mexico on the way to the US, via ultra-violent gangs. Available on DVD in February.

Sam Worthington washes off the CG Avatar and heads back to a time where men wore skirts, spent many an hour crossing swords, and bumped in to the odd monster or twelve. Louis Leterrier directs, and after his steady hand at the helm of The Incredible Hulk in 2008, this may be one reimagining that fans of the original will enjoy.

Martin Campbell directs Mel Gibson in a dark tale of revenge that may have you questioning what it would take for you to do the same. Or not. Good to see Mel back in front of the cameras, and without a beaver.

It's almost as if an unusual teenager franchise is coming to an end. Chris Columbus, who dabbled with the Potter on two occasions, kicks off the Percy train with this tale of young Jackson, who discovers he's descended from a Greek god. As you do. Based on the novel by Rick Riordan, and be sure there will be more PJ movies if this one does the business.

Some top British talent get together, and shout and swear at a cupboard. Watch the trailer. There's a reason we don't write taglines for movie posters. Ray Winstone, John Hurt and Ian McShane among the cast. Well worth a look.

Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz go all comedy action in a film that also has the always fantastic Peter Sarsgaard and the once-Lost Maggie Grace.

Benicio Del Toro and Emily Blunt get directed by Joe Johnston in another reimagining that may just make 2010 a year of good reimaginings. Anthony Hopkins and Hugo Weaving also appear in the hair-raising proceedings. See what we did there?