What about German horror movies? It's been a while since I watched a German movie, I don't know about their horror movies but I want to try and found out.  I may have a surprise, I hope for a good one.

Some 20 years ago, when I was a teenager, I loved playing the game Mortal Kombat. Later I watched some of the movies released with the same subject, but lately I did not followed the news. Earlier I found this trailer... and I enjoyed watching it. I remember the old good times.

I don't remember watching a movie having Tom Cruise and Morgan Freeman as a part of the cast. It may have been one, but for the moment I don't remember watching it. So I hardly can say how interested I am about this year's release of a sci-fi movie. I'll have to wait to april 2013 to watch it... too fucking long.

I've watched some movies (not a lot of them, but more than a few) with zombies, all of them from the human perspective: they had to slay a lot of dead walking corps to keep themselves alive. I think this is the first movie that shows... the zombie perspective. And that should be interesting... 

Are you interested in the evolution of the starship Enterprise?

This movie is about a pair of aging con men try to get the old gang back together for one last hurrah before one of the guys takes his last assignment: to kill his comrade. Release date February 1st, 2013.

Freelancers is about the son of a slain NYPD officer who joins the force, then he falls in with his father's former partner and a team of rogue cops.

 Dead In Tombstone follows the story of Guerrero Hernandez, leader of the Blackwater Gang of outlaws.

I haven't watch The Hobbit yet, but I've heard (read) some good and bad stuff about it. As I always enjoyed watching Lord of the Rings, I will (eventually) watch also The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey. Until then let's listen the complete soundtrack, by Howard Shore, from youtube.

The announced end of the world is on everybody's lips, they all talk about it, with different perspective: some believe that's coming this Friday, others say that's a lot of bullshit (and it's only the end of a period in the Maya calendar and the humar fear is spinning out of the control), and some that are having fun on the expense of the first category (me included).

Don't be frightened! It's only a trailer! You are not in danger of falling to the bottom of the cliffs! It's the movie trailer for I believe I can fly (flight of the frencies), made at Kjeragbolten, Norway.

The documentary revisits the unresolved question (at least for now) Who are the Dacians?

I did not have the chance to watch all the four series until now, but I watched some episodes from time to time in the last few years and I kind of like this BBC series.

I've never heard about HBO's new show "Newsroom" until I've watch the opening scene, why America is not the greatest country, but I think I already love the show. As I caught my interest, I'll try watching it. I hope it continues in the same interesting way.

I've watched and enjoyed the Iron man series and the movie Thor, even they are not extraordinary, and I am asking for opinions about the rest of the team: the incredible Hulk and captain America.

When I found out about the movie I started laughing... I enjoyed watching the original version, with Arnold Schwarzenegger, and I am expecting that this version to be less than the original. Anyway, I think I'll watch it anyway...

Air, Water, Earth, Fire. Four nations tied by destiny when the Fire Nation launches a brutal war against the others.

Since I've already stumbled upon a movie trailer, I found another trailer about a movie I've already heard about: Battleship. Since it's Sci-Fi movie and I am Sci-Fi fan, I'll watch it for sure.

I've just found out about this movie when searching some information on youtube and I stumble upon its trailer. Since it went into theatres on January 20, 2012, it's a little too late to watch it at cinema... but I thinks it's cool enough to search it online.

I've never heard about this movie until a few minutes ago, when a friend sent me the first trailer... but I know Raph Fiennes, Gerald Butler and Brian Cox from some other great movies and now I look forward to watch this american production. I don't think it's going to "blow me away" with a great story, but I hope it's something to remember.