Warner Brothers has released an official trailer for The Good Liar from Academy Award winner Bill Condon, who previously directed everything from Gods and Monsters, Kinsey, and Dreamgirls to Candyman: Farewell to the Flesh, both parts of The Twilight Zone: Breaking Dawn, and Disney’s live-action Beauty and the Beast.

The movie stars fellow Academy Award winner Helen Mirren and nominee Ian McKellen. It’s based on author Nicholas Searle‘s novel of the same name, with the screenplay written by Jeffrey Hatcher (The Duchess, Casanova). It once again re-unites McKellen and Condon, who previously worked together on Gods and Monsters, Beauty and the Beast, and Mr. Holmes, which was also written by Hatcher.

You can find a synopsis for The Good Liar and watch the trailer below.

Back in February we saw an official trailer for Shaft starring Samuel L. Jackson as the title character.

Now Warner Bros. has released a restricted trailer for the movie, which is the fifth in the franchise which began in 1971 and the second starring Jackson as Shaft. You can find a lengthy synopsis for the movie and check out the NSFW restricted trailer below.

Warner Bros. Pictures has released a second official trailer for Annabelle Comes Home, the third entry in the Annabelle franchise which is part of The Conjuring Universe.

Click on over to the other side for a lengthy synopsis and to give the new trailer for Annabelle Comes Home a watch.

Warner Bros. Pictures has released an official trailer for Shaft, the latest entry in the franchise which once again sees Samuel L. Jackson playing the title character.

In the movie, Shaft’s son is trying to figure out the truth behind his best friend’s death and looks to his father for help. You can find a full synopsis and check out the trailer below.

Warner Bros. Pictures released a short new trailer for the latest DC Films title Shazam! last night. Or maybe it’s a long TV spot. They don’t really specify what exactly it is.

The new preview is longer than the usual 15 to 30-second TV spot at just under a minute in length, but shorter than most trailers. But this is Shazam! we’re talking about. The teaser trailer we saw back in July was longer than most official trailers at nearly three minutes. So this one is doing its own thing at this point, and we’re just along for the ride.

You can find the video below along with a synopsis.