JJ Abrams surprised everyone back in 2009 by delivering the perfect Star Trek reboot, an enjoyable romp that provided a fresh spin on established characters without being hamstrung by reverence. The film set up its own mythology without sacrificing the essence of Star Trek, leaving the door open for the sequels to boldly go where no film has gone before, and so on.

The Coen brothers' Inside Llewyn Davis is a film we touted as a potential awards contender come the end of the year and now the first red band trailer has hit the internet and it looks like typical Coen material, with that mix of drama with offbeat humour. The film has a soundtrack produced by T Bone Burnett - the man behind Crazy Heart and TV's Nashville - and stars Oscar Isaac as the eponymous Llewyn Davis, a singer-songwriter trying to make it in the 1960's thriving New York folk scene.

The arrival of Marvel's latest superhero extravaganza Iron Man 3 marks the beginning of that all important time of year, the summer movie season. As always, the studios have saved up their biggest blockbusters, ready to unleash them on an eager public who have so far spent 2013 killing time with the likes of A Good Day to Die Hard and Jack the Giant Slayer.

Kristen Wiig is back on the big screen this year with Girl Most Likely, an indie dramedy from American Splendor directors Shari Springer Berman and Robert Pulcini. Debuting on the festival circuit last year with the title Imogene, Girl Most Likely was reasonably well received with Wiig's performance getting some good write-ups. 

Despite debuting all the way back in 2011 at the Toronto Film Festival, hired gun thriller Violet & Daisy is only just hitting theatres this summer in the US and who-knows-when in the UK. The long delay in release doesn't inspire much confidence but the trailer looks to be an intriguing mashup of multiple genres as teenage assasins Violet and Daisy (Saoirse Ronin & Alexis Bledel) find their latest job isn't quite what they expected. Reviews have been pretty mixed so far but check out the trailer for yourself and decide if Violet & Diasy is going to be worth checking out if/when it hits theatres over here...

Marvel's 'Phase Two' is underway and the unenviable task of following up the billion dollar success of The Avengers rests on the shiny shoulders of Iron Man, getting his third solo outing. But does it top Joss Whedon's superhero team-up epic that broke box office records and pleased fans and critics alike? Well, no, but it makes a strong case for being the most entertaining solo movie in the 'Marvel Cinematic Universe'.

Due for release in only a couple of weeks, the sixth instalment of the Fast & Furious franchise got a new - and supposedly final - trailer today. Fast & Furious 6 sees the return of Luke Hobbs (Dwayne Johnson), this time hot in pursuit of a master criminal Owen Shaw (Luke Evans) in London. In order to catch Shaw, Hobbs enlists the old Fast & Furious crew (Vin Diesel, Paul Walker, Tyrese Gibson, Sung Kang) and some ridiculous action takes place, including a chase scene involving a tank...

The new international trailer for Byzantium, Neil Jordan's latest foray into the vampire genre - he directed Interview with the Vampire back in 1994 - hit the internet today courtesy of Yahoo and while initial reviews have been mixed, there's plenty in the trailer that suggests this will be worth a watch.