Trailer Park

Two big movies come out today if you like to get out of the house on Christmas. What looks like a tear jerker "War Horse" and doomsday flick "The Darkest Hour".

"The Hobbit" is one of the MOST anticipated movies ever. Partly due to the success of "The Lord Of The Rings" trilogy and partly due to the fact a lot of us never thought it would happen.

Gotta love the Holiday Season! We get some great movies and they come out on Wednesday so we can get away from our families or bring them with your call. Today the Trailer Park features "The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo", "We Bought A Zoo" and "The Adventures of Tin Tin".

If you watched the first "Expendables" then you know it's a straight up action film the makes no apologizes for what it is. Which I am ok with. The first was missing a few things, but at first glance they fixed that in "The Expendables 2".

Three potential block busters in the theaters this Friday. Tom Cruise is back as "Ethan Hunt" in "Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol", Robert Downey Jr as "Sherlock Holmes" and Jason Lee talk to "Chipmunks" all in the Trailer Park.

My attic is still full of G.I. Joe action figures and I even kind of like the first movie "G.I. Joe: The Rise Of Cobra". I know that put's me in the minority but so be it. I am looking forward to this one too. "G.I. Joe: Retaliation".

This week we have two stops in the Trailer park Jonah Hill stars in a comedy I am already quoting called "The Sitter" and everyone that has ever been in a movie is in "New Year's Eve".

There are no major releases in the box office this weekend so instead of a preview here's "MTV's Top Movie Trailers of 2011"

This week in the Trailer Park 'The Muppets' return to the big screen, We meet 'Hugo' and 'Arthur Christmas' get's us ready for the next big holiday. Let's take a look at this weekends box office debuts.

This week a pair of sequels will dominate the box office. 'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1' and 'Happy Feet Two' are what just about everyone that goes to the movies this weekend will be going to see.

I had never heard of 'The Hunger Games' but I am in the minority. The book is written by Suzanne Collins. It's about a post-apocalyptic future where a boy and a girl from each of 12 "districts" is selected every year, and the 24 teens then fight to the death until only one is left.  And it's all televised.

At first I let my hatred of all things 'Twilight' make me not want to see 'Snow White & The Huntsman' because Kristen Stewart is Snow White, But this trailer has changed that.