I don’t know what’s going on, but it looks awesome.

Machete looks to have an awesome cast and sufficient death and dismemberment to be a fantastic experience.

However for pure fun and laughs I’m betting Scott Pilgrim versus the World will be the underdog comedy of 2010.

How can you NOT like anything with Michael Cera?

I don’t know if the movie itself will be any good, but I’m sold on this poster.

via aint it cool news.

The Tron Legacy trailer went up if you didn’t know.

It’s one of the few that’s been worth downloading the 1080p version.

The short: saw it today at the local IMAX theater. I’d give it a B (for comparison, I’d give District 9 an A.)

The long: the story was OK. Nothing revolutionary. Visually, it was from another time and place. Cameron said his goal was to revoltionize film making. I think he accomplished his goal.

Never have I seem such smooth, seamless 3-D nor have I ever whitnessed such stunning CGI. So good that you didn’t see it. You forget that 8-plus foot tall blue humanoids aren’t card carting Actors Guild members.

The stills and trailer do not do the visuals any justice. (pic via USA Today)

The vistas were stunning, and you believe that the planet Pandora is a real place.

The only spot where Cameron didn’t succeed was opening the imagination to a whole galaxy. The planet and aliens were good but it doesn’t set the imagination on fire like Lucas’ galaxy did back in1977.

In all, it redefines what a movie can do and that gets me excited for what can now be made. I can already think of some movies I’d now like to see done in this format. Certain power armored guys with bolt guns come to mind. It could be most spectacular.

I do not disagree with this list. Kudos for the putter-together of said list.

Source: Paramount Pictures