In a shocking twist after J.J. Abrams insisted he would shoot the film in 2D, Paramount has announced that some scenes in the upcoming Star Trek sequel are being shot in IMAX 3D!

Producer/Director J.J. Abrams used IMAX 3D cameras on Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol (which Abrams only produced), and he was so impressed with the results that he has decided to give Star Trek fans the same experience.

The Star Trek sequel, written by Damon Lindelof (Prometheus), Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman, will receive an IMAX release concurrent with its regular theatrical release, scheduled for May 17, 2013. The film stars Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto, Benedict Cumberbatch, Zoe Seldana, Anton Yelchin, Jon Cho, and Simon Pegg.

Adam Shankman successfully brought Hairspray to life after it became a musical on Broadway. Now the director is charged with bringing another Great White Way smash to the big screen with Rock of Ages. Considering he has Tom Cruise, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Alec Baldwin, Russell Brand, Malin Akerman, Julianne Hough and Diego Boneta… casting spectacularly is a great start. The director spoke with Movie Fanatic and said that putting this film together had him feeling like a certain character played by Russell Crowe.

“It was actually scary because you had to do this A Beautiful Mind thing. You’re tracking all these storylines. With Hairspray, there was a nice little train that you got on. This was like tracking all these different stories with less time than I had on Hairspray and the exact same amount of money. Basically everything in this movie is made of paste and papier-mache.”

He began with a crystal clear picture of what he wanted to do: Pen a love letter to his youthful days inhabiting the Sunset Strip-adoring 1980s music, a stone’s throw away from where Movie Fanatic is meeting him at the London Hotel. “I grew up two miles down the street. My dad’s office was around the corner. He was a music business manager. I graduated in 1982 and I lived in this world,” Shankman said.

“I wasn’t a metal head, but this music was on MTV. Every other video was Hot for Teacher, Pour Some Sugar on Me, White Snake or Twisted Sister… whether or not you had them in your Walkman, they were everywhere.”

In Rock of Ages, Shankman wanted to capture the last era where rock stars were expected to act outrageously and be rewarded for it instead of lambasted. “The news was full of the antics of these guys. These were guys who could throw a couch out of a window of a hotel and it was a funny thing! I wanted to make sure that I was honoring that,” Shankman said.

Rock of Ages Trailer

The filmmaker also did not want to make a film that made fun of the era. “The period makes fun of itself for God’s sake,” he added. “It’s its own gimmick, a joke, so to speak. Shoulder pads, come on!”

Rock of Ages, the film, began with a suggestion from the person who would eventually star and would subsequently blow us out of the water with his performance (stay with Movie Fanatic for our review June 15). “Tom Cruise is the first person who said to me, ‘Dude, when are we going to make a musical?’ He was laughing because Suri’s favorite movie was Hairspray,” Shankman proudly said.

“Then when this opportunity came up, I thought, ‘Oh my God, if I could get one of the biggest movie stars in the world to play one of the biggest rock stars in the world, that would be amazing! I’ll tell you what was his audition for this movie: Tropic Thunder. So knowing he could commit to a comedic character the way that he commits to a dramatic character, there’s no 100 percent with him, there’s only ten billion percent. I knew it was going to fly.”

When it came to the voices, although Cruise is sensational at singing, Shankman zeroed in on an R&B superstar he’s dreamed of working with. “The first person I wanted in the movie was Mary J. (Blige),” Shankman said. “Why did I choose to start with Mary J. Blige? [Laughs] She’s Mary J. Blige!”

Shankman made the conscious decision to alter certain parts of the Broadway production to make it work for the screen -- something that was quite time consuming, but all-important. His inspiration came from the man whom he inherited Hairspray from. “When I got Hairspray I emailed John Waters (creator of the first film the musical is based on) and said, ‘Dear Mr. Waters, my name is Adam Shankman. I was just invited to direct the musical of Hairspray, hope you don’t mind, love Adam.’ I was in Baltimore making the first Step Up at the time and he immediately emailed me back saying, ‘So, where are you?’ And I said, ‘I’m in Baltimore,’ and he said, ‘So am I! Let’s have lunch.’”

What Waters told Shankman worked brilliantly for Hairspray and it's his same modus operandi for Rock of Ages. “He told me, ‘Do not do what I did. Do not do what the play did. You can only do what you do. You have to tell the story through your own filter otherwise it will be a disaster. You can change anything as long as you make a good movie.’ With this one, I just had to go with how I thought the story was told most honestly.”

After this morning's first-look Renesmee photos, Entertainment Weekly has released eight new photos from The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2. Click the thumbnails to enlarge.

The final installment of the immensely popular Twilight saga will once again star Taylor Lautner, Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson, in addition to Dakota Fanning, Kellan Lutz, and Mackenzie Foy as Renesmee Cullen. The film finds Bella and Edward enjoying their new life as parents, until a vampire mistakes Renesmee as an "immortal child" and forces the Cullens to fight for their daughter's life.

Breaking Dawn Part 2 is directed by Bill Condon. Catch it in theaters November 16. For more, check out the Breaking Dawn Part 2 trailer.

Don't freak out, ladies. Promise? Okay, there's a little bit of man butt in this Magic Mike red band trailer. Just a little. Hey! I said don't freak out! It's not Channing Tatum's. It's Rob Reiner's. Am I joking? You'll have to watch and see (either way, it's NSFW):

Magic Mike Red Band Trailer

Magic Mike stars Tatum as a stripper who teaches the ropes to a young novice, played by Alex Pettyfer. Along the way, he forges a relationship outside of stripping with the novice's sister, played by Cody Horn.

Matthew McConaughey, Matt Bomer, Olivia Munn, and Joe Manganiello also star in the film, directed by Stephen Soderbergh.

Magic Mike hits theaters June 29. For more, check out this totally SFW (well I mean, not totally, they're still in stripper outfits) Magic Mike trailer.

“Prometheus has landed,” Idris Elba says in Ridley Scott’s latest movie. The Prometheus quote obviously has a double meaning now that the film has premiered in theaters. One of the most buzzed about films in many years had a viral campaign that had fans searching the internet for clues to the “is it a prequel to Alien?” movie to find out something, anything, about the new sci-fi epic.

After years of inquisition, audiences have experienced the Scott film and it has left some people loving it, and others scratching their heads. Does it add up? What is the black goo? Who is that guy at the beginning who dies, falls into the water and then becomes literal human DNA? If you have answers to those questions, then Scott’s film spoke to you. Others… well, they have issues. So, we wanted to ask our readers where they stand on the effectiveness of Prometheus.

Did Prometheus live up to the hype?

The Teen Choice Awards, airing Sunday, July 22, has released its second wave of nominees. The awards will be hosted by Miley Cyrus and Justin Bieber, and fans can vote for their favorites on the award show's website.

While the awards cover film, TV, sports, music, comedy, and the web, since this is Movie Fanatic, we'll just show you the latest movie nominees. You'll have to find the others yourself! Bwahahahaha! (Fine, I'll get you started with the Teen Choice TV nominees)

Choice Movie: Romance
“The Lucky One”
“Think Like A Man”
“This Means War”
“The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1”
“The Vow”

Choice Movie Actor: Romance
Michael Ealy, “Think Like A Man”
Zac Efron, “The Lucky One”
Robert Pattinson, “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1”
Chris Pine, “This Means War”
Channing Tatum, “The Vow”

Choice Movie Actress: Romance
Miley Cyrus, “LOL”
Meagan Good, “Think Like A Man”
Rachel McAdams, “The Vow”
Taylor Schilling, “The Lucky One”
Kristen Stewart, “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1”

Choice Movie Voice
Zac Efron as Ted, “Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax”
Seth MacFarlane as Ted, “Ted”
Jesse McCartney as Theodore, “Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked”
Chris Rock as Marty, “Madagascar 3: Europe’s Most Wanted”
Taylor Swift as Audrey, “Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax”

Choice Movie Chemistry
Ryan Gosling and Steve Carell, “Crazy, Stupid, Love.”
Jennifer Lawrence and Amandla Stenberg, “The Hunger Games”
Will Smith and Josh Brolin, “Men In Black 3”
Channing Tatum and Jonah Hill, “21 Jump Street”
Mark Wahlberg and Ted (voice of Seth MacFarlane), “Ted”

Choice Movie Liplock
Zac Efron and Taylor Schilling, “The Lucky One”
Jennifer Lawrence and Josh Hutcherson, “The Hunger Games”
Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson, “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1”
Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling, “Crazy, Stupid, Love.”
Channing Tatum and Rachel McAdams, “The Vow”

Choice Movie Hissy Fit
Steve Carell, “Crazy, Stupid, Love.”
Kevin Hart, “Think Like A Man”
Mark Ruffalo, “The Avengers”
Channing Tatum and Jonah Hill, “21 Jump Street”
Charlize Theron, “Snow White & The Huntsman”

Choice Movie Villain
Jemaine Clement, “Men In Black 3”
Tom Hiddleston, “The Avengers”
Rhys Ifans, “The Amazing Spider-Man”
Alexander Ludwig, “The Hunger Games”
Charlize Theron, “Snow White & The Huntsman”

Choice Movie Scene Stealer: Male
Chace Crawford, “What to Expect When You’re Expecting”
Chris Evans, “The Avengers”
Kevin Hart, “Think Like A Man”
Liam Hemsworth, “The Hunger Games”
Kellan Lutz, “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1”

Choice Movie Scene Stealer: Female
Elizabeth Banks, “The Hunger Games”
Ashley Greene, “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1”
Lea Michele, “New Year’s Eve”
Nikki Reed, “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1”
Nicole Scherzinger, “Men In Black 3”

Choice Movie Breakout
Sam Claflin, “Snow White & The Huntsman”
Julianne Hough, “Rock of Ages”
Joe Manganiello, “What to Expect When You’re Expecting”
Noomi Rapace, “Prometheus”
Rihanna, “Battleship”

Choice Summer Movie: Action
“The Amazing Spider-Man”
“The Avengers”
“Men In Black 3”
“Prometheus”
“Snow White & The Huntsman”

Choice Summer Movie: Comedy/Music
“Katy Perry: Part of Me”
“Madagascar 3: Europe’s Most Wanted”
“Rock of Ages”
“Ted”
“That’s My Boy”

Choice Summer Movie Star: Male
Robert Downey Jr., “The Avengers”
Andrew Garfield, “The Amazing Spider-Man”
Chris Hemsworth, “Snow White & The Huntsman” and “The Avengers”
Adam Sandler, “That’s My Boy”
Will Smith, “Men In Black 3”

Choice Summer Movie Star: Female
Scarlett Johansson, “The Avengers”
Leighton Meester, “That’s My Boy”
Kristen Stewart, “Snow White & The Huntsman”
Emma Stone, “The Amazing Spider-Man”
Charlize Theron, “Snow White & The Huntsman” and “Prometheus”

A new trailer for Resident Evil: Retributionhas dropped! Check it out:

Resident Evil 5: Retribution Trailer

The fifth installment of the Resident Evil franchise once again sees Milla Jovovich as Alice. This time, she wakes up inside the Umbrella Corporation's operation facility and discovers some important missing elements of her hidden past.

Sienna Guillory, and Michelle Rodriguez (Avatar) reprise their roles as Jill Valentine and Rain Ocampo, and Johann Urb and Kevin Durand also join on.

Resident Evil: Retribution is directed by Paul W.S. Anderson, and hits theaters September 14. For more, check out the first Resident Evil: Retribution trailer.

Jean Dujardin, the man who won every award in 2011 is in talks to join the cast of Martin Scorsese's new film, The Wolf of Wall Street.

Dujardin is best known for his Academy Award-winning work in the Academy Award-winning film The Artist (did I mention it won some Academy Awards?). The strapping star would join Leonardo DiCaprio and Jonah Hill (21 Jump Street) in the film.

The Wolf of Wall Street, based on a memoir by Jordan Belfort, chronicles the author's rise and fall as a Wall Street broker, with his wild personal life and illegal financial dealings. The memoir also served as the basis for 2000's Boiler Room. DuJardin would play a Swiss banker who gets involved in the scheme.

Scorsese is planning to begin production on the film this August. In the meantime, catch DiCaprio in the awesome Django Unchained trailer.

Happy families in horror movies need to stop moving into new suburban 'dream' homes. It's gonna have ghosts in there. Just watch the House at the End of the Street trailer for proof. Ethan Hawke certainly didn't in the new film Sinister. Check out the trailer, followed by two stills (click thumbnails to enlarge).

Sinister Trailer

Sinister is a new horror/thriller from the producer of the Paranormal Activity series (check out some Paranormal Activity 3 quotes). The film follows a true crime novelist who, after discovering a box of disturbing home movies in his new home, opens a door to a terrifying supernatural realm.

The film also stars Vincent D'Onofrio as a paranormal expert, as well as James Ransone and Juliet Rylance.  Catch Sinister in theaters October 5, 2012.

Malin Akerman is the picture of pleased with herself on this June afternoon in Hollywood, and she should be. Movie Fanatic is meeting with her along the famed Sunset Strip that sits at the heart of her latest film, Rock of Ages. Akerman portrays a journalist from Rolling Stone charged with interviewing the biggest rock star in the world, Stacey Jaxx (Tom Cruise).

She has long dreamed of working with the actor, and the experience did not disappoint. Akerman probably spent more screen time with Cruise than any other cast member and she was struck with how he was not only in the moment every second of filming, but also how natural being simply silly came to him. “I didn't really know what to expect in that sense working with him. I've met him a few times before and he's so lovely and charming and all of the above, but acting with someone can be very different,” Akerman said. “He is really intense and has all these amazing action flicks and I was amazed at his sense of humor and how far he wanted to go with it. That's why he is who he is. That's why he's had such a long career... because he's game for anything.” 

Having him sing to her rear end was a bit of a surprise, but like Cruise, Akerman was game for anything. “I love physical comedy,” she admitted. She was surprised at how willing Cruise was to assume the position and begin belting out a song.

Rock of Ages Trailer

“I just kept looking at Tom and I'm like, 'Are you cool with this? Cause I'm cool with this!’ And he's like, ‘Yeah, this is hilarious.’ I think something that we find funny, I think it’s a sign that the audience is gonna love it too. That's how we gauge it. I thought that was really clever the singing in the butt. It was great, it made me laugh anyway.”

She found Cruise a delight, but also Mickey the baboon who portrays his sidekick, known as Hey Man. We asked her to share a special moment from working with the monkey and Akerman gave us a doozy. “I have a great monkey story! At the end of the film I have this moment with the monkey and I'm pregnant and we're watching Tom perform. At first we were gonna have the monkey on my back and apparently the monkey doesn't really go on people's backs,” Akerman said. They had to find a way to get Mickey to allow the actress to hold him in the front.

“So the trainer said, ‘Why don't we go into this room and train a little bit and get him to get comfortable with you.' Guess where the monkey’s hands land? Right in my boobs! So not only did I get felt up by Stacie Jaxx, but also by his monkey. It was an awesome moment.”

The Rock of Ages musical was a smash on Broadway and celebrated an age when hair metal ruled the airwaves. Of that era, her go-to bands were unfortunately not featured on the Rock of Ages soundtrack. “My favorite bands growing up were Metallica, Led Zeppelin and AC/DC. My first rock concert was Bon Jovi,” Akerman said. Being such a fan of the era, she was among the first to see it on stage. “I watched the Broadway show twice before I even knew the movie was gonna be made into a movie! I'm just a big fan of music and comedy put together. It was the perfect mix… honestly, this was my jam. I loved it.”

Akerman has just signed to play Debbie Harry in CBGB, so Rock of Ages was a nice place to first flex her singing muscles, although she did have hesitation. "I was extremely nervous. That was the most nerve-racking part of this whole process,” she said. “It's intimidating to go into a studio with these producers who've produced really great artists and you kind of feel embarrassed. You can't hit the note and the sound is off. It can be stressful.”

She tells Movie Fanatic that she is not new to singing. “I did have a band in 2002! I was helping these Italian guys write lyrics in English. They just went, ‘Why don't you become the singer of the band?’ I wasn't getting any acting jobs so I thought, ‘Who doesn't want to be a rock star?’ Kind of like the theme of this film,” Akerman said.

Julie Delpy's indie romcom 2 Days in New York was a hit among the festival circuit in 2007. The French actress wrote, directed, produced and edited the film, in addition to starring in it, composing the score, and soliciting her father to act in it! That seems like enough work for a lifetime, but Delpy is at it again with a sequel, 2 Days in New York. Check out the poster and trailer:

2 Days in New York Trailer

2 Days in New York stars Delpy and Chris Rock (Madagascar 3) as a couple living in (you guessed it) New York. Everything goes haywire when Delpy's quirky French parents arrive with her sister for a 2-day vacation.

2 Days in Paris starred Delpy and Adam Goldberg, best known for his role in Dazed and Confused (check out some Dazed and Confused quotes) as a New York couple whose brief trip to Paris tests their relationship. With a five years between that movie and this one, surely a lot has changed for the characters in the interim.

Catch 2 Days in New York in theaters August 10.

Two new stills have dropped for the upcoming sci/fi romance film The Host. Check them out below:

The Host stars Saoirse Ronan, Jake Abel, Max Irons, and Diane Kruger. The film is adapted from the novel of the same name by Stephenie Myer, author of the wildly popular Twilight series.

After an alien soul is injected into the body of a teenage girl, the resulting entity (called "Wanderer") opts out of her race's mission of taking over the Earth, instead setting out to aid other humans against the aliens. Ronan, who plays the alien/girl hybrid, gained acclaim for her award-winning roles in the films Atonement and The Lovely Bones.

The Host is set to premier March 29, 2013. For more, check out The Host trailer,

Rock of Ages has a tagline that fits as a description for a movie review of the film as well: Nothin' but a good time. That’s honestly all the movie is, nothing earth-shattering. And nothing that will make you think about it long after the credits roll. But, during those two hours in the dark, audiences are treated to a balls-to-the-wall journey of rock and roll, circa 1987.

Alec Baldwin portrays the owner of a Whisky-A-Go-Go-type club called the Bourbon Room. He is in dire straights and in need of a show that will put his establishment back on the map. Enter a mega rock star who has a long history with the Bourbon, Stacee Jaxx (Tom Cruise). Jaxx is the biggest rock and roller in the world and his farewell performance with his band is set to be at the club where they recorded their live album.

Cruise enters the film where it feels like it's a little too late, but when he does, he rocks it like a hurricane. The reason for the later arrival of the superstar is the film’s need to introduce its aspiring rockers/lovebirds: Julianne Hough and Diego Boneta.

Boneta’s Drew is a singer-guitarist with a dream of having his songs become sensations. Hough’s Sherrie is literally right off the bus from the Midwest and shares Drew’s aspirations. They meet, fall in love and have a misunderstanding that splits them apart… for now. But, this is drastically different than what happened in the Broadway production and we think the film suffers a tad for it. The Stacee Jaxx character is much smaller in the musical and the increased involvement is fine because we get more killer Cruise, but this complicates things throughout the film, especially the young lovers' romance.

Also slightly different from the stage play is the fight for the moral high ground, embodied onscreen by Catherine Zeta-Jones. Although her and Russell Brand’s back and forth on the mash-up of We Built This City and We’re Not Going to Take It is the film’s musical highlight, Zeta-Jones’ religious zealot feels like an added layer that we did not particularly need. Don’t get me wrong though, she is stellar in the part and as she showed in Chicago, the actress knows how to belt out a song.

Rock of Ages Trailer 2

The two highlights of the Adam Shankman (Hairspray) directed film is Cruise, as we mentioned, and Mary J. Blige. The R&B sensation portrays Justice, a strip club owner who winds up serving as a maternal influence to Hough’s Sherrie. The cast can sing, yet when Blige belts out Pat Benatar’s Shadows of the Night or Journey’s Any Way You Want It, audiences immediately realize who the real singer is here.

As we said, Rock of Ages is an all-out good time at the movies. But, once it’s over, will you remember it the same way as some other musicals (like Zeta-Jones’ Chicago) over a decade later? Probably not… yet while you are in the theater, be prepared to rock.

Adam Sandler does not pull any punches when it comes to his first R-rated movie in a decade. The film recalls the humor of Sandler’s stand-up rather than his PG-13 films of late. Toss in the comic chemistry between the recently departed from Saturday Night Live comic Andy Samberg, and solely for those two reasons above, the film is worth seeing.

Sandler is one of the most bankable stars in Hollywood. He is also one of the only comic forces in Tinseltown who can open a movie overseas. So, why change a formula if it’s working? In the case of That’s My Boy, Sandler does change his formula, if only by the most minute of amounts… he lets his characters curse. The comic actor doesn’t make films for the broad audience. His fan base, who adores his work, will find his latest one of his greatest. The rest of the audience will still scratch their heads wondering as to the funnyman’s appeal.

Sandler plays Donny Berger, who at the tender age of 15 had an illicit affair with his teacher that resulted in her getting pregnant and being sent to jail for statutory rape. Berger takes in the kid and in the process becomes a 1980s celebrity rubbing elbows with Vanilla Ice, Corey Feldman and Corey Haim. Then, as fame was as fleeting for those three, it too is for Berger and he finds himself in 2012 owing back taxes to the IRS and having a son (Samberg) who will not acknowledge his existence. When Donny sees his son on the cover of a local magazine being triumphed for his financial business wizardry and pending nuptials to Leighton Meester’s Jamie, Sandler sets out to crash the wedding and rekindle their relationship.

Samberg and Sandler are an impeccable comic pair. Watching Samberg’s disdain turn to what we can’t tell you without giving away too much is proof that this performer is well on his way to screen success. And would you believe it if we told you that the other facet of this film that works impeccably well is the screen presence of Vanilla Ice? He mocks his persona and, in the process, creates some hysterical moments.

That's My Boy Trailer

As Sandler has been known to do, the most unlikely stars show up in his movies to take their stab at the SNL vet’s movie mayhem. In That’s My Boy, audiences get a “comeback” for Tony Orlando, James Caan and even Todd Bridges whose appearances are with varying degrees of success. Despite all the comedy firepower from the leads and his cast of crazies (including regular Sandler actor Nick Swardson), the one who steals the comic thunder is former Heroes star Milo Ventimiglia. His characterization of Chad, the brother of Meester’s Jamie, is legendarily hysterical.

Although That’s My Boy is a departure for Sandler in that its raunchiness factor is pushed further than ever before, Movie Fanatic is afraid that only fans of the comedian will still find his Boy-ish humor funny.

Anna Kendrick (What to Expect When You're Expecting) stirs things up as much as you can stir up a University a capella group--by suggesting some hip-hop--in Pitch Perfect, a new musical comedy from Universal. Check out the poster, followed by the first trailer:

Pitch Perfect Trailer

The film seems a bit like the Bring it On or Step Up 3D of the glee-club world (check out some Bring it On quotes). Kendrick plays a rebellious girl who joins the group and shakes things up in the middle of a war between a rival group.

Pitch Perfect also stars Skylar Astin, Anna Camp, Brittany Snow, and Rebel Wilson (Bridesmaids). Elizabeth Banks is producing and has been rumored to have a small role in the film, though she is not listed among the film's cast.

Catch pitch perfect in theaters October 5.

Disney has announced that their new short animated film, Paperman will play before screenings of Wreck-It Ralph.

The film is not, in fact, an adaptation of the 1980's arcade game Paperboy, though given that they're making films from board games now (see: Battleship), I'm sure one of those is in the works somewhere (and word is the news-chucking character will make an appearance in Wreck-It Ralph). The black-and-white short follows a man in mid-century New York who sees his dream girl on his morning commute. After finding her again in a skyscraper window, he uses a stack of paper to get her attention.

Animators used a new system that combines 2D animation with computer animation in a technique called "final line advection."

Paperman premiers November 2 with Wreck-It Ralph. Check out the Wreck-It Ralph trailer, with a forward from John C. Reilly, for more.

There's a new TV spot for The Dark Knight Rises, and it features Lucius Fox introducing Bruce Wayne to the new vehicle, the Bat.

The Dark Knight Rises Spot

The Dark Knight Rises is the third and final Chris Nolan Batman film. It will once again star Christian Bale as Batman, Michael Caine as Alfred, Gary Oldman as James Gordon, and Morgan Freeman as Fox. Anne Hathaway joins on as Selina Kyle, with Tom Hardy as Bane.

Picking up after the events of The Dark Knight, this film finds Wayne as a enemy of the city. When he returns to Gotham, he must confront Bane to thwart his plans for destruction.

The Dark Knight Rises tickets are available now in advance of the July 20 premiere.

With Father's day right around the corner, the latest promo for Disney Pixar's Brave is all about the dads. Check out the Father's Day video below:

Brave Father's Day Trailer

Brave stars Kelly Macdonald (No Country for Old Men) as a young Scottish princess whose defiance of tradition accidentally unleashes a spell on her kingdom. Billy Connolly stars as her father, King Fergus, and Julie Walters, Emma Thompson, and Craig Ferguson round out the cast.

Disney's promotion for another upcoming animation, Wreck-It Ralph has begun to ramp up. Check out the Wreck-It Ralph trailer, featuring some classic video game villains, for more.

Catch Brave in theaters June 22. For more, have a look at these Brave character posters.

Tarantino, at the buzzer! For 3! Yes! (You were all reading that in a Marv Albert voice, right?)

With all the up-and-down casting news that has been swirling around the production of Django Unchained for the past several months, the "in, then out" comedy star Jonah Hill (21 Jump Street) is reportedly back in.

Hill was apparently offered a role in the film, but had to turn it down due to scheduling conflicts with his upcoming comedy The Watch (have a look at The Watch red band trailer). Now that conflict seems to have passed. There is no word yet on who Hill will play, or if it will be the same role he was originally touted for.

This is certainly a last-minute addition, as the film is due for release on Christmas Day of this year. In fact, there has already been a pretty in-depth Django Unchained trailer that seems to suggest most of the film has been shot.

A new set photo from The Secret Life of Walter Mitty shows a wrinkly Kristen Wiig next to--is that Guy Pearce as Peter Weyland on the right? No--an almost-unrecognizable Ben Stiller.

Stiller and Wiig star in the modern remake of the 1947 classic. The film follows Stiller as a timid photo editor who gets lost in his vivid daydreams as he embarks on a journey for a missing photo negative (apparently not a thumb drive with a .jpg on it).

The Secret Life of Walter Mitty will also star Sean Penn, Adam Scott, Patton Oswalt, and Shirley MacLaine.

The film is set to hit theaters Christmas 2013. In the mean time, Stiller's newest movie The Watch premieres July 27. Check out The Watch red band trailer.