Of all of the video game franchises we’ve been seeing get a bit of a makeover or reboot, the very popular Thief series is one that would have been near the top of many gamers’ wishlist. But for whatever reasons, we never saw a new game in the franchise released on this generation of gaming consoles.

But never fear, publisher Square Enix and developer Eidos Montreal have announced that a new Thief is on the way…in more ways than one. The game will not only be a new entry in the series, but will also be a reinvention of the franchise.

The first trailer for M. Night Shyamalan‘s After Earth was nothing more than a tease that can be best described as an announcement that the film was his latest directorial effort. There was nothing much to look at, but what was given in the trailer looked pretty cool to say the least. The visuals were just as fascinating to the viewers as it was to the characters (played by Will Smith and his son Jaden Smith), and now a new trailer is giving us a better sense of the world that surrounds these characters and the story that will hopefully keep the audiences interested.

Watch the new trailer here below.

Assuming that Shyamalan sticks to his shtick, there will be a huge twist that we don’t see coming. Obviously the “this is Earth after 1,000 years” isn’t the big reveal; “After” is in the title after all, but surely there is something to come that isn’t in this trailer.

The movie doesn’t even come out until tomorrow, but it would appear that Disney likes the way that Oz the Great and Powerful is tracking. The movie is expected to score around $80 million at the box office this weekend.

It’s being reported that the studio has already commissioned a sequel to the movie, with screenwriter Mitchell Kapner set to pen the script. Kapner co-wrote the first movie with David Lindsay-Abaire, and has also written The Whole Nine Yards, Romeo Must Die, and The Whole Ten Yards.

The production for Joss Whedon‘s take on Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing may not have been as publicized as The Avengers, but the anticipation for the film’s release is all the same. The project virtually went unnoticed mostly because the project itself was a secret and principle photography was completed in less than a month. But just because it was a speedy shoot, doesn’t mean that the quality of the film was sacrificed. Shot in entirely black and white, Whedon’s latest directorial effort is a modern day spin on the classic Shakespeare tale that follows two unlikely lovers falling for each other.

Now we’ve got the first trailer for the film from Lionsgate. Hit the jump to see more.

Are we tired of these endless Star Wars rumors and unsubstantial news bits yet? Well grab yourself an energy drink (or fifty), lads and ladies; this crazy train is just getting rolling.

Amongst the few actual pieces of news we’ve heard, there exists an ever-growing ocean of rumors, whispers, he said/she saids, and so on. And most of these rumors seem to revolve around the three primary actors from the original Star Wars trilogy, Harrison Ford, Mark Hamill, and Carrie Fisher.

Now the man who created Star Wars, George Lucas, has dumped a couple of buckets of highly flammable liquids onto the wildfire, because…why not?