With the big awards shows now behind us, it's time to take a look at some of the movie posters from the biggest winners from this years Oscars. This week we have hard hitting war flicks, emotional dramas and lots of country music

Earthling is an upcoming low budget science fiction thriller from a cinematographer Clay Liford who also dabbles in directing, with this being his fourth movie in the directors chair. The synopsis tells us that after a mysterious event in the atmosphere awakens certain people to the fact their life may not be quite what they thought it was, and they are actually alien beings with a big decision to make, whether to stay on Earth or try to find their way back home

It's been a while now since the fourth movie in the series hit the big screen and raked in the cash despite getting just above average reviews from the critics, and now we have news from Indy himself that the fifth movie has the basic storyline roughed out

One of my favourite Ben Stiller comedies alongside Dodgeball is Zoolander starring the very very dim Derek Zoolander and from the recent news it appears we can finally expect a sequel to the 2001 movie. Ben stiller has talked many times about how he would like to bring the character back and it always seem to be a favourite Stiller movie among those that have seen it

The aim of the game is pretty simple we show you a movie poster and you have to guess which movie the poster is from. The hard part is that the poster has been pixelated and this makes it much trickier to identify. This week in Pixelated we have a new movie for you, but even though this is a new movie it's also a remake so i think that should help you out a little.

Cop Out is an upcoming comedy buddy cop movie, yes that a lot of descriptive words i know, directed by but not written by Kevin Smith. the movie stars Bruce Willis who is no stranger to playing cops, just not in a comedy role. His buddy is Tracy Morgan a comedian best known for his long stint on Saturday Night Live, and also stars Sean William Scott and Ana de la Reguera

Get Him to the Greek is the somewhat sequel to Forgetting Sarah Marshall and follows the story of Russell Brand's character Aldous Snow as Jonah Hill character Aaron Green tries in vain to get the British rock star on time to a concert at the Los Angeles Greek Theatre. Although both Brand and Hill return in this movie Hill is playing a completely new character as a college graduate who starts his intern at a record company when he gets the unenviable job of transporting Aldous Snow

This fantasy movie is based on the Solomon Kane character from writer Robert E. Howard, who is most well known for Conan the Barbarian books which have of course already been made in movies. This movie is directed by Michael J Bassett and stars little know James Purefoy in the title role of Solomon Kane

The aim of the game is pretty simple we show you a movie poster and you have to guess which movie the poster is from. The hard part is that the poster has been pixelated and this makes it much trickier to identify. This week it's a movie from a good while ago and a cult classic that spawned a couple of sequels, another small clue for you is that this franchise is now finally getting a fourth movie.
Posted on - February 16th, 2010 |

Suicide Girls Must Die is a reality TV horror movie which features the very popular Internet models, The Suicide Girls, who like their tattoos, piercings and striped hair and look mighty fine in my opinion. The story in the movie follows 12 of the Suicide girls who are visiting a remote cabin to do a calendar shoot. Everything is getting documented on video camera by Missy and Sawa who are in charge of the shoot, and little to the models knowledge they plan to shoot the first reality horror movie featuring the suicide girls
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