Here's the first teaser trailer for the followup to the 2009 mega-hit comedy The Hangover. The three hapless amigos are back, though they've swapped Las Vegas for Thailand and a menacing tiger for a cute little monkey. And a funny hat!

Here's a cool five-minute documentary about a Hollywood Foley artist. Foley artists use a bunch of random objects to make those crazy sounds you hear in movies. The best part is when he has to simulate the sound of a car flying off the ramp of a cargo plane. Someone give this guy an Oscar for best weird noises! [via Kottke]

This trailer for ET-X: Extinction features present-day footage of original ET stars Drew Barrymore and Henry Thomas, plus impressive CGI, Bruce Willis, and Morgan Freeman to create a thrilling new chapter to the Spielberg classic. Would you see it?

Remember at the end of Return of the Jedi, when a mistaken Han Solo said, "You love him" to Princess Leia about her brother, Luke Skywalker? Here's how it would have gone down had Quentin Tarantino directed the film. Incest!

Here's a red-band (meaning: NSFW) trailer for Bad Teacher, a shock-comedy about a Cameron Diaz saying "fuck" a whole fuck of a lot. She's playing a, um, bad teacher who decides she needs a boob job in order to impress Justin Timberlake's character, who she thinks is rich. If he's rich and he marries her, she can quit teaching! But, of course, there's a problem.

Kill Bill is Quentin Tarantino's tribute to some of his more favorite films, here is a tightly-edited piece on the movies that influenced the movie.

Here's a trailer for the indie film Hesher, starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt as a man with a partial shirt allergy, and Natalie Portman as his big-spectacled potential love interest. Gordon-Levitt's character, Hesher, stumbles into the life of a lonely little boy with a depressed father (Rainn Wilson) and a daffy grandma. It's not entirely clear who Portman's character is, but we do know that she wears ugly glasses!

Like the movie it's referencing, the graphics for the new Jurassic Park video game appear to have come out of 1993. We recommend sticking with the awesome arcade version.

Treat yourself to a movie this balmy Friday evening, or tomorrow, or the next day. There are several new things to see in the theaters this week, from hunky aliens to husky mommas to haunted Haydens. Plus, Liam Neeson really wishes you remembered who he is.

Gawker had a chance to speak with Stephen Frears—the renowned British director of such films as My Beautiful Launderette, Dangerous Liaisons, High Fidelity, and The Queen—and get his views on this year's crop of Oscar nominees, George Clooney's politics, and why smart actresses are so sexy.

Along with a slew of awards, The King's Speech has garnered remakes and spoofs aplenty. Here, Dan Bull brings you the freshest remix yet, with the "King Spits" rap.

There are so many reasons Pixar would be an awesome company to work for, but being able to go into their super cool office everyday may be the top.

Screenrant has compiled a video that shows the many scenes in which Natalie Portman cries. That's a lot of tears.

The Social Network famously used one actor to play both of the Winklevoss twins. Here, we see not only the crazy face-replacement technology that made this possible, but the poor guy whose face didn't make the cut.

Treat yourself to a movie this chilly February weekend, because of all the things to do to keep warm, sitting in a movie theater is one of the more wholesome. Opening in theaters today we have Jen Aniston pretending she's married, Justin Bieber pretending he cares about his fans, and Channing Tatum and Jamie Bell pretending they haven't noticed what's happening between them.

Turns out, playing "America, Fuck Yeah!" from Team America: World Police behind the new Captain America trailer makes the world's first avenger look less like a super hero and more like a redneck.

Here's a trailer for this summer's X-Men prequel (sort of?), X-Men: First Class, about what went down when Professor X and Magneto first got together and built their mutant school and stuff. It looks surprisingly good?

A non-profit called Mama Hope has launched a new campaign that demands that we "Stop the Pity." Watch the campaign's first video, which features Alex, a nine year-old kid, presenting his favorite Arnold Schwarzenegger movie, Commando.

The trailer for 'Float,' a documentary about the lives of aeromodelists, is a beautiful short film in itself. Who knew that competitive paper plane construction could be so moving and intense?

Here' s a new trailer for Disney's Prom, a movie all about the one night of your life when you can feel special and carefree and perfect. It's all downhill after the prom, for sure. The movie seems a bit like a teen version of ensemble comedies like—shudder—Valentine's Day.