I was linked to this video yesterday. I saved it to watch when I got home from work, and its worth sharing with you. Mind you I don’t agree with the conclusions the film draws, and I don’t agree with some of the conclusions of the reviewer — although admittedly it’s hard to tell how much of it is just analysis of the film’s opinion, and how much of it is the reviewer’s opinion. Nevertheless, a lot of astute observation going on here of a type and level I can only one day dream of achieving.

I don’t have a lot of hope for this upcoming Michael Bay produced Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles film. But It’s not like the previous films were any good either as Honest Trailers is here to remind us. In fact, they were really, really bad. Honestly after watching and laughing at this trailer, I’m quite coninved that the reboot will be much, much better.

These guys are always great. All good films can be made fun of. As great as The Winter Soldier is, it’s no exception.

If you’ve been following MovieByte and my work for any length of time, you’ll know that I’m a fan of actual film. I’m not crazy about it and I think digital can be just fine. But I also think that actual film is a great thing. This new documentary explores the revival theaters that use real 35mm projection and run older (not first run) films. It seems to be particularly focused on the New Beverly Cinema in Los Angeles and features some familiar folks such as Kevin Smith, Rian Johnson, Seth Green, Edgar Wright, and more.

There are many ways in which I like the digital age we live in, but…

Marvel is back in the theaters for the second time this year with their latest offering, Guardians of the Galaxy (it’s fantastic, you should see it!). But if you haven’t had your fill of Marvel yet (and who can, really), then you might want to check out this video featuring all the Easter eggs from all the Marvel films over the years.

Well, today is trailer day for MovieByte apparently. All the stuff I keep coming across today that I feel like is interesting and worth posting are trailers. And here we have Paramount and Christopher Nolan opening up the kimono just a little bit. At Comic-Con San Diego this past weekend, Nolan made a surprise visit to Hall H at the well know convention. Despite having made the The Dark Knight trilogy — which might even be rightly accredited with supercharging the current super hero cinema — Nolan has never come to Comic-Con before. That has now changed. He showed up with the trailer you will…

You know, it’s funny, I used to make documentaries, but I’m not a big documentary watcher. That said, this looks like one I want to see. When I was growing up, my cousin had an Atari. I don’t remember much about it except that by today’s standards the graphics, the gameplay, everything about it would be considered pretty bad. But by standards back then, they were AMAZING. I remember nothing about this E.T. game and the demise of Atari, but I don know that Atari basically disappeared. I’d like to know more.

So this trailer looks pretty intriguing to me. It’s directed by Zak Penn who has…

I’m running a bit short on time today and not sure how many posts I’ll have today. But hey, here’s a new Night at the Museum trailer to make you all happy…

Seriously though, Night at the Musuem, and Night at the Museum 2 were a surprising amount of fun. Strangely I liked the second installment almost better than the first. That said, I can see this film not being so great. I’m not sure what the story is yet. Additionally, I don’t see Amy Adams anywhere in this film. She was probably what was so great about the second film. Well, Hank Azaria was pretty good too.

I’m cautiously optimistic and…

As if you need more reasons to be excited for this upcoming film, here’s a pretty awesome clip starring a racoon coming up with a plan to get out of prison. He also seems pretty upset with life in general.

Guardians of the Galaxy is IN THEATERS THIS WEEKEND! YAY!