HBO has finally released the first teaser trailer (not counting that ultra-tease) for season 2 of their hit series, Game of Thrones.

The trailer is only 47 seconds in length, but sets up the season nicely with voiceover from Stannis Baratheon (Stephen Dillane), brother to the late King Robert Baratheon (Mark Addy), returning to claim the Iron Throne as his own.

You can check out the season 2 teaser trailer of Game of Thrones by continuing on below now.

Ever since it was first announced, The Amazing Spider-Man has been something of an oddity. Featuring a great cast including Emma Stone and Andrew Garfield, the project also happens to have an odd choice at the helm, 500 Days Of Summer director Marc Webb. Toss in an underwhelming trailer, and you have a movie that’s got some shockingly mixed buzz.

Something not mixed is how dreadfully dull this new poster is.

The Christmas season is supposed to be a time for people to come together and be the best they can be to each other. That’s what you would think it’s supposed to be, but the New York Times Magazine is embracing their dark side for this month’s Great Performances issue with a special celebrity pictorial entitled “Touch of Evil.”

For the “Touch of Evil” pictorial the NY Times Magazine employed thirteen of Hollywood’s biggest stars and best actors to portray icons of cinematic villainy: Brad Pitt, Mia Wasikowska, Kirsten Dunst, Rooney Mara, Jean Dujardin, Viola Davis, Adepero Oduye, Ryan Gosling, Glenn Close, Jessica Chastain, Michael Shannon, George Clooney, and Gary Oldman.

Orchid #2
Written by Tom Morello
Art by Scott Hepburn
Colors by Dan Jackson
Letters by Nate Piekos of Blambot
Cover by Massimo Carnevale
Dark Horse Comics
Release Date: November 9, 2011
Cover Price: $3.50

Orchid #2 appears to reiterate a bit of the information that we learned in the first issue, but goes a bit deeper into the background of why things are the way they are. Writer Tom Morello obviously has a grander vision than I first imagined. I find myself interested in the history of this future Earth. Hopefully more on that front as the series progresses.

We find Orchid in the slave pits this issue, still resigned to her fate. With her younger brother in tow, she tries to avoid Simon as he rants like a madman. Simon, though, has other plans. Plotting an escape, he manages to arrange their sale to a wealthy buyer. Once started, they cannot turn back no matter how dangerous things get. A surprise twist at the end involving the Mask of General China sets up the next issue quite nicely.

Sony Pictures has released the first trailer for Men In Black 3.

Watch it here below.

In this second sequel to Men In Black, Will Smith returns as galaxy defender Agent J reuniting with his MIB partner Agent K (Tommy Lee Jones). But this time around, something’s gone wrong and J must travel back in time, where he teams up with K’s younger self (Josh Brolin).