Universal Pictures has released an extended three-minute trailer for this summer's Fast & Furious 6.  In doing so, the studio has amply demonstrated the delirious heights to which an action franchise must soar in order to sustain itself for six movies.

Side Effects, which hits theaters in just over one week, is likely to be the last theatrical feature from Steven Soderbergh, one of most prolific and fascinating auteurs.  If that's not enough to get folks to pay attention to Side Effects, then the fact that the film looks like a twisty, sexy psychological thriller ought to do the trick.

Open Road Films has released a barrage of abbreviated trailers to promote next Friday's release, and one in particular demonstrates the potential of this drug-addled tale, giving a sense of just how propulsive and dangerous the story gets.

You can dismiss Top Gun as a prototype for today's mindless blockbusters, as a jingoistic bit of fist-pumping propaganda, or as a metaphor for the love that dare not speak its name.  You can dismiss Top Gun as many things, but when you hear Harold Faltermeyer's distinctive and utterly-of-its-time score opening up the trailer for next month's IMAX 3D re-release, you might just feel a pleasant tickle or two in your nostalgia bone.

Not a moment too soon, FilmDistrict has unveiled the first theatrical trailer and one-sheet for Olympus Has Fallen, the White House-set action movie starring Gerard Butler as a disgraced Secret Service agent who stands between the nation and total disaster.

A new trailer for this year's Evil Dead remake is making the rounds online. 

If you're not in the mood for tongue-splitting, blood-puking, or sexual-assault-by-tree, then this is the Evil Dead trailer for you, because this one is green band, so it's fun for the whole family.

In the mood for an exuberant teaser trailer featuring lots of excellent actors being funny and some explosions exploding? 

If the answer is yes, then you're in luck, because the very first teaser for Red 2 is making jokes and blowing stuff up online now.

A new international trailer for the upcoming sequel G.I. Joe: Retaliation keeps things succinct, clocking in at less than a minute.  But you better believe that this Japanese trailer makes use of every second, as it's packed with the oh-so marketable combination of action, big visual effects, Byung Hun-lee, and Bruce Willis.

The International Consumer Electronics Show kicks off in Las Vegas today.  Anyone at the Qualcomm presentation at this massive orgy of technological fetishism are in for a special treat: a new cut of the teaser trailer for Guillermo del Toro's Pacific Rim, one with even more giant robot action.

The first look at footage from Nicolas Winding Refn's Drive follow-up Only God Forgives is making the rounds online, and it gives the impression that Refn and leading man Ryan Gosling will once again be tersely going to some very dark, violent places.  This time, though, Kristin Scott Thomas is along for a strange trip through Thailand's criminal underworld.

Here at IAR, we dabble selectively in television news, but when a series is actually titled Rogue, how could we resist? 

The inaugural trailer for this action-oriented revenge drama is now available to view online, and this two-minute first look promises a series that balances thrilling undercover action with emotional drama.