FilmDistrict took some its letting the world see any substantial promotion for next month's Olympus Has Fallen.  Now that it has started showing off the actioner, though, FilmDistrict just can't stop unveiling new bits of marketing for the White House-set thriller.  You know that old saying, "Once you start promoting Olympus Has Fallen, it's tough to stop promoting Olympus Has Fallen."

The latest examples of this truism are two new official Olympus Has Fallen photos, along with a banner that effectively conveys the concept using two succinct images and the tagline "When our flag falls our nation will rise."

Yesterday's Super Bowl game was pretty entertaining and all, but you know what would have made it just that much more entertaining?  Some giant Japanese-style monsters engaged in city-rattling fisticuffs with massive robots designed specifically to monster-wrassle.  For that, we've got a collection of new stills from Guillermo del Toro's Pacific Rim.

Between his frequent updates on X-Men: Days of Future Past and Warner Bros. ramping up promotion on his new movie Jack the Giant Slayer, a substantial amount of the news around these parts lately has concerned director Bryan Singer.  A new batch of widescreen stills from next month's Jack the Giant Slayer, for example, show off the film's medieval fantasy setting, as well as the big, digital giants.

Marvel Studios has been laying on the Iron Man 3 promotion pretty thick an anticipation of this Sunday's sixty-second Super Bowl TV spot.  So it's no surprise that Disney has dropped a new image featuring a cast member who hasn't been properly showcased thus far. 

Iron Man 3 is but one of two Marvel Studios movies arriving this year, though, and with that in mind, there's also a new behind the scenes image from November's Thor: The Dark World.

If you didn't see the Indonesian film The Raid – released in Stateside theaters last year as The Raid: Redemption – then you missed out on the finest action movie in years.  It's one hundred minutes of gorgeously photographed and edited action that is comprehensible yet brain-bruising in its brutality and inventiveness.  And it's getting a sequel.

Merantau Films and XYZ Films announced the commencement of principal photography on The Raid 2, and in order to prove the impossibly good news, they also supplied several official images from the sequel, including a few behind-the-scenes pictures.

How about two slices of fried gold in the form of two more official images from The World's End, this year's conclusion to Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg's unofficial Cornetto Trilogy?

Chris Pine managed to play a convincingly confident Captain Kirk, somehow managing to preserve William Shatner's strut while also adding a comedically sharp self-awareness.  Having accomplished the major feat of reinvigorating James Tiberius Kirk in Star Trek, Pine is at the center of a new reboot for Paramount Pictures.

At the end of this year, we'll see Pine's take on the title character in Jack Ryan, but right now, we've got a pair of pictures from the film showing off Pine, as well as Kevin Costner.

Three years ago, America fell inappropriately in love with a foul-mouthed, purple-wig-wearing, pint-sized killing machine known as Hit-Girl. 

This year, Hit-Girl returns in Kick-Ass 2, and Universal Pictures has unveiled the first two official looks at Chloe Grace-Moretz back in action as Mindy Macready.

Not only that, but there's also a another image of Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Jim Carrey as the eponymous Kick-Ass and newcomer Lieutenant Stars and Stripes.

With just about five months until Man of Steel brings Superman back to theaters in ostentatious fashion.  In order to facilitate the hype that'll be overwhelming later this year, we have two variations on one exceedingly clear image of Henry Cavill in the redesigned Superman costume as the Last Son of Krypton.

Two new images from this summer's The Wolverine are clawing their way through the internet.  Both feature Hugh Jackman as the title character, but one features a striking new costuming novelty.