One of the worst things I’ve ever done with my life is watch the original Tranformers. That’s 144 minutes of my life complete wasted that I’ll never get back. I cannot begin to describe just how awful this film is. Therefore, I refuse to see anymore Tranformers films to this day. And I hate myself just a little bit for even considering that perhaps the next installment with Mark Wahlberg might be worth watching. Must. Resist. Must… not… be… swayed…

In any event, I have not seen the film in question, but it sure seems like most of thos Honest Trailer could apply even to the first film. I know…

We’ve seen the humorous side of the upcoming Guardians of the Galaxy via every single trailer they’ve released so far, but this one shows us a bit more of the serious side. Sure there’s some humor in there because this is definitely going to be a film full of humor, but this is a lot more serious in tone than any previous trailer.

The film opens in six weeks so we can expect the Marvel machine to dial the PR up to eleven at this point. This more serious trailer is probably just the beginning of the final push of the campaign.

I used to like The Lion King when I was a kid. But I have to say on subsequent rewatches as an adult, it’s not that great of a film. But it sure has some great music. And it’s not just plain terrible, so there’s that. And it was certainly the one of the last Disney films that was well animated for quite a long time. Thereafter, Disney started their plunge into that nasty, angular and ugly animation that I hate so much.

In any event, I loved this Honest Trailer for my beloved childhood film.

Somehow, I missed Paddington Bear. I don’t know what’s wrong with me or my upbrining or whatever. Maybe it’s normal, although from what I can tell he seems to be somewhat of a sensation. Whatever, I missed it and have never heard of this bear before the movie became a thing.

I can tell you this, if this trailer is any indication, there is not a serious bone in this franchise’s body. This trailer is nothing but cornball goofiness. That’s not to say it’s not entertaining though…

The film will hit theaters on December 25.

The Planet of the Apes franchise is an interesting one. I watched the Mark Wahlberg installment and really didn’t like it. This kind of turned me off of the franchise even though the 2011 version was a complete reboot. I just couldn’t bring myself to watch it.

But I finally did watch it and it was okay. Not super great, but not terrible. So with all that said, I have no particular fondness for this franchise and am not extremely excited for the upcoming film, but I’m mildly interested.

So, if you’re slightly interested like me, or more interested, here’s a TV spot for you.

I was blown away by How To Train Your Dragon, so consequently I’m soaking up all the previews and stuff coming up from the upcoming How To Train Your Dragon 2. I’ve heard good things from pre-screenings and everyone is pretty happy and/or excited about it.

I’m acutally also listening to the score by John Powell as I write this. Believe me guys, I don’t think we’ll want to miss this one.

Here’s the clip:

This movie is going to be weird, but in a good way I think. I mean seriously, how weird is a tree and a talking racoon? But totally awesome, right? And it looks like we’re going to get a little bit of everything: space adventure, sci-fi, comic book heroes, crazy, scary, stupid, fun, funny. You name it, I think it’s in this film and I’m going to enjoy every second of it.

Check out the newest TV spot below.

Well, this is it folks, this is the best thing you’ll see all day. Mark Hamill appeared at Star Wars Weekends 2014, which is an annual Star Wars celebration at Disney World. While there, he was asked to voice a converstaion between The Joker as Luke’s father, and Luke. You see, Hamill has become sort of known for his voice work of late and one of the roles he has voiced for has been The Joker in animated Batman (and he’s pretty good, I might add).

So, as you might imagine, this is pretty epic and I think I love Mark Hamill a lot more.

I’m really looking forward to seeing what Marvel has in store for us with the upcoming Guardians of the Galaxy. I don’t expect it to be as good as their other offering this year — Captain America — but I expect it to be a lot of fun.

In this spot, we actually get a “blink and you might miss it” glimpse of Ronan the Accuser — who I know nothing about since I’ve never read these comic books, but apparently, he’s the bad guy… or at least, he often is in the comics though he has been good or moving that way on occasion as I have been led to believe.

This should be a lot of fun.