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As an Oregon Duck fan, there wasn't much to enjoy about the National Championship game last night. I did, however, enjoy one thing a great deal and I wasn't even expecting it: the new trailer for "Avengers: Age of Ultron."

It is amazing what movie makers are doing today, bringing all of our childhood heroes to life in such a convincing way. I can't even imagine what my childhood would have been like if I could have seen the superheroes or the fantasy novel characters I read about on the big screen as good if not better than my own imagination. I think for sure I might have gone into movie making.

Wow, this is a bitter sweet moment for me. I am so excited to see this third and last "Hobbit" movie. It is also a bit sad though as I realize that it will be the last installment of Peter Jackson's amazing adaptations of the works of J.R.R. Tolkien. You can call me crazy or say I am far too emotionally invested in a movie, but for me and many others like me it is just so much more than

I LOVE Batman. Who doesn't, right? In my eyes, he has always been the greatest of all superheroes and I don't think there have been too many incarnations of the DC Comics hero that I didn't enjoy watching or reading. While I am anxiously awaiting for someone to announce that they are going to do a "Batman Beyond" movie, covering the later years of Bruce Wayne, Fox has thrown me a curveba

So sad, I pretty much missed the "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" craze in both it's previous incarnations. When it first became popular in the lat 1980's I myself was too old to get into the mutant crime fighters, and my two older boys seemed to miss the more popular restarts that happened in the years since. Now that Nickelodeon has successfully ignited the imaginations of kids since the

The new Transformers movie has some serious star power! Mark Wahlberg joins Optimums Prime and the gang in "Transformers: Age of Extinction".

As someone that grew up on the original "Godzilla" franchise and was offended by the 1998 attempt at a remake I am more than excited to see the new Godzilla movie starring "Breaking Bad's" Bryan Cranston. You will be too after you watch this trailer!

Marvel has long been masters of the Cross-over. Cross-over like when they take "The Avengers" and continue the story line into another title like "Spider-man". Now they are the masters of the movie Cross-over with "Guardians of the Galaxy".

Call me a geek, I don't care but this just excited me today! I wasn't even sure they were going to make a sequel to "Rise". While I was not a fan of the reboot to the "Planet of the Apes" franchise that starred Mark Wahlberg some years ago, I thought that "Rise of the Planet of the Apes" was amazing.

All three releases this week have a heavy supernatural SciFi vibe to them. So big week, if you're in to that kind of stuff. First up "The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones". This one gives off a more violent and female "Harry Potter" vibe...

He's Back!  Since 2004 we have all been quoting the hysterical Anchorman Ron Burgundy and soon enough, we will have some new material to quote! The BBC Released this information today and I could not be more excited! Anchorman star Ron Burgundy, the alter-ego of comedian Will Ferrell, is to release an "autobiography" in November...

The mission of the Trailer Park is to highlight this weeks movies so you can make an informed decision on how to spend your entertainment money. Here's where you can find the trailers for all of this weeks theatrical releases.