TEASER: "Star Wars: The Force Awakens"

Here we go guys, it's the much anticipated, long awaited teaser for the new JJ Abrams directed, Star Wars movie! Is it mean to say that this teaser is better than anything from any of the prequels? That's a pretty low bar, I admit- I'm not exactly blown away by the quick shots we get in this teaser, but I think most people will probably be excited just to hear the music again. Frankly, it's a bit of a nostalgia trip.

FINAL TRAILER: "The Interview"

The final trailer for The Interview still makes it look pretty funny to me. I hope it's good but it's hard to tell with comedies (although I did love This is the End, which was the last Seth Rogen/Evan Goldberg movie). It's coming out on Christmas, and let's just hope the rumor that the movie underwent edits after the freak out response from North Korea isn't true. Would undermine the whole thing, wouldn't it?

TRAILER: "Cake"

Jennifer Aniston takes on a dramatic role here- very dramatic, as a woman with drug addiction and depression. The movie hasn't gotten great reviews yet, but she herself has been out there promoting it like crazy, campaigning for an Oscar nomination, even. Frankly, after spending the last ten years in the tabloids and in bad movies, it's a little tough to buy Jennifer Aniston of all people as such a seriously troubled person. I bought it once in 2002's The Good Girl, but her image since then has been a very specific thing, and the awful comedies haven't helped.

TRAILER: "Jurassic World"

Whereas the Pan trailer actually looked surprisingly intriguing, this looks just as dumb as I expected, aside from maybe Chris Pratt's likability, but the premise of this seems really weird. Ok, so the park is open and running smoothly, ala John Hammond's original vision, but because of that they have to create a weird hybrid monster dinosaur that's going to terrorize everyone instead. As if there isn't plenty of actual dinosaurs already in existence here. And why do the robots they created in 1993 still look better than the CG ones they're using now? That makes no sense.

TRAILER: "Pan"

I was thinking that the new Peter Pan origin story would probably be awful, but I have to say, this trailer gets me interested. The production sure looks amazing, but I guess that should be no surprise, given that Atonement and Anna Karenina director Joe Wright is at the helm of this film. Maybe that will mean this one has some promise, unlike the annual Disney live action films that come out every year now. I still object to Rooney Mara being cast as Tiger Lily though. I mean, come on, really?