Getting defensive and Madden trailer 25.

By Mike Suszek 5/19/2013 10:30.

Discusses tactics to tackle the NFL's San Francisco 49ers linebacker Navorro Bowman player shows video Madden 25 defenses Sizzle Reel. View the changes under the hood of including additional heat seeker and game unlimited engine improvement initiatives.
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Company of Heroes 2 hold the trailer of the film company.

By Mike Suszek 5/26/2013 10:30.

Company of Heroes 2 film trailer shows the soldiers to discuss the price of victory in this war. Game starts at 6/25 on the PC.
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Drifting in Japan a grid 2 gameplay trailer

By Mike Suszek 5/18/2013 10:30.

The game grid 2 video's around shows downhill course Tokyo metropolitan area around drift racer. Grid 2 5/28 to come to PS3, Xbox 360 and PC.
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'Gangster Squad' Trailer: Ryan Gosling, Emma Stone Reunite In 1940s Action Drama

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It's the on-screen reunion you never thought you were waiting for! Since seeing his "photoshopped" abs in last year's "Crazy Stupid Love," Emma Stone is back together again with Ryan Gosling.

In the first trailer for their shoot-em-up crime drama "Gangster Squad," Stone and Gosling are once again unlikely paramours -- she's arm candy for Mickey Cohen (Sean Penn), the most feared mobster in LA, and he's an LAPD officer.

From director Ruben Fleischer ("Zombieland"), "Gangster Squad" follows a group of 1940s rouge cops who will stop at nothing to catch L.A.'s most wanted (Penn). The film is based on Paul Lieberman's Los Angeles Times series "Tales From The Gangster Squad," and boasts quite a bit of star power: In addition to Stone, Penn and Gosling, the rest of cast includes Josh Brolin, Anthony Mackie, Giovanni Ribisi, Robert Patrick and Nick Nolte.

Check out the newly released trailer above.

"Gangster Squad" hits theaters later this year.

[via Apple]

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"We get down, if the play calls for it, bud." Say what you will about Michael Mann's overwrought, ultra-stylized "Miami Vice" ("Drive" before "Drive"?), but its Jay-Z-fueled trailer was just about perfect.

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You can't prove that "American Gangster" -- an R-rated, two-and-a-half hour drama -- opened with $43 million solely because Universal used "Heart of the City" in the trailer, but you can't not prove it either. Just sayin'.

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As if you needed another reminder (groan) that "The Hangover Part II" was just a pale retread of "The Hangover," the marketing campaign used Jay-Z's "Reminder" to score many of the spots and trailers. At least the song is good.

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Nothing says "edgy" conflict like "99 Problems." In addition to this early spot for "This Means War," the song also pops up in "Taking of Pelham 1 2 3" and "Tower Heist."

chorale version of "Creep" that was used to expertly in the first trailers, Kanye West's "Power" had its own affect on the Facebook movie. After all, even nerds look cool when Kanye is blasting. (Also used in "Limitless.")" data-credits="" data-height="0" data-width="0" data-title_link="Power_The_Social" data-slideimage_id="676941" data-image_urls='["http:\/\/i.huffpost.com\/gadgets\/slideshows\/208462\/slide_208462_676941_free.jpg","http:\/\/i.huffpost.com\/gadgets\/slideshows\/208462\/slide_208462_676941_huge.jpg","http:\/\/i.huffpost.com\/gadgets\/slideshows\/208462\/slide_208462_676941_large.jpg"]' data-thumb_urls='["http:\/\/i.huffpost.com\/gadgets\/slideshows\/208462\/slide_208462_676941_sq50.jpg","http:\/\/i.huffpost.com\/gadgets\/slideshows\/208462\/slide_208462_676941_small.jpg"]' data-display_domain="http://i.huffpost.com/" data-video=''>

Not as tied to "The Social Network" as that chorale version of "Creep" that was used to expertly in the first trailers, Kanye West's "Power" had its own affect on the Facebook movie. After all, even nerds look cool when Kanye is blasting. (Also used in "Limitless.")

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The song might be all New York, but the movie was not. "Sex and the City 2" sent Carrie, Samantha, Miranda and Charlotte to Abu Dhabi. Obviously.

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"In the immortal words of Jay-Z." Yep, see you at the theater this summer!

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An inspirational sports drama that relied on its score and some period appropriate '80s and '90s music, the television spots for "The Fighter" trotted out "Run This Town." The results? Kinda awesome, actually.

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Even the Borat-y jokes in the trailer for "The Dictator" look better with Jay-Z blaring on the soundtrack. Well played, Paramount marketing team!

a lot. Remember "American Gangster"?' data-credits="" data-height="0" data-width="0" data-title_link="No_Church_in" data-slideimage_id="676927" data-image_urls='["http:\/\/i.huffpost.com\/gadgets\/slideshows\/208462\/slide_208462_676927_free.jpg","http:\/\/i.huffpost.com\/gadgets\/slideshows\/208462\/slide_208462_676927_huge.jpg","http:\/\/i.huffpost.com\/gadgets\/slideshows\/208462\/slide_208462_676927_large.jpg"]' data-thumb_urls='["http:\/\/i.huffpost.com\/gadgets\/slideshows\/208462\/slide_208462_676927_sq50.jpg","http:\/\/i.huffpost.com\/gadgets\/slideshows\/208462\/slide_208462_676927_small.jpg"]' data-display_domain="http://i.huffpost.com/" data-video=''>

For the Denzel Washington-Ryan Reynolds action flick (out Friday), Universal used the "Watch the Throne" hit "No Church in the Wild." How much money this will add to the coffers remains to be seen, but the guess here is a lot. Remember "American Gangster"?

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'Gangster Squad' Trailer: Ryan Gosling, Emma Stone Reunite In 1940s Action Drama

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It's the on-screen reunion you never thought you were waiting for! Since seeing his "photoshopped" abs in last year's "Crazy Stupid Love," Emma Stone is back together again with Ryan Gosling.

In the first trailer for their shoot-em-up crime drama "Gangster Squad," Stone and Gosling are once again unlikely paramours -- she's arm candy for Mickey Cohen (Sean Penn), the most feared mobster in LA, and he's an LAPD officer.

From director Ruben Fleischer ("Zombieland"), "Gangster Squad" follows a group of 1940s rouge cops who will stop at nothing to catch L.A.'s most wanted (Penn). The film is based on Paul Lieberman's Los Angeles Times series "Tales From The Gangster Squad," and boasts quite a bit of star power: In addition to Stone, Penn and Gosling, the rest of cast includes Josh Brolin, Anthony Mackie, Giovanni Ribisi, Robert Patrick and Nick Nolte.

Check out the newly released trailer above.

"Gangster Squad" hits theaters later this year.

[via Apple]

PHOTOS:
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"We get down, if the play calls for it, bud." Say what you will about Michael Mann's overwrought, ultra-stylized "Miami Vice" ("Drive" before "Drive"?), but its Jay-Z-fueled trailer was just about perfect.

not prove it either. Just sayin'." data-credits="" data-height="0" data-width="0" data-title_link="Heart_Of_The" data-slideimage_id="676934" data-image_urls='["http:\/\/i.huffpost.com\/gadgets\/slideshows\/208462\/slide_208462_676934_free.jpg","http:\/\/i.huffpost.com\/gadgets\/slideshows\/208462\/slide_208462_676934_huge.jpg","http:\/\/i.huffpost.com\/gadgets\/slideshows\/208462\/slide_208462_676934_large.jpg"]' data-thumb_urls='["http:\/\/i.huffpost.com\/gadgets\/slideshows\/208462\/slide_208462_676934_sq50.jpg","http:\/\/i.huffpost.com\/gadgets\/slideshows\/208462\/slide_208462_676934_small.jpg"]' data-display_domain="http://i.huffpost.com/" data-video=''>

You can't prove that "American Gangster" -- an R-rated, two-and-a-half hour drama -- opened with $43 million solely because Universal used "Heart of the City" in the trailer, but you can't not prove it either. Just sayin'.

reminder (groan) that "The Hangover Part II" was just a pale retread of "The Hangover," the marketing campaign used Jay-Z's "Reminder" to score many of the spots and trailers. At least the song is good." data-credits="" data-height="0" data-width="0" data-title_link="Reminder_The_Hangover" data-slideimage_id="676935" data-image_urls='["http:\/\/i.huffpost.com\/gadgets\/slideshows\/208462\/slide_208462_676935_free.jpg","http:\/\/i.huffpost.com\/gadgets\/slideshows\/208462\/slide_208462_676935_huge.jpg","http:\/\/i.huffpost.com\/gadgets\/slideshows\/208462\/slide_208462_676935_large.jpg"]' data-thumb_urls='["http:\/\/i.huffpost.com\/gadgets\/slideshows\/208462\/slide_208462_676935_sq50.jpg","http:\/\/i.huffpost.com\/gadgets\/slideshows\/208462\/slide_208462_676935_small.jpg"]' data-display_domain="http://i.huffpost.com/" data-video=''>

As if you needed another reminder (groan) that "The Hangover Part II" was just a pale retread of "The Hangover," the marketing campaign used Jay-Z's "Reminder" to score many of the spots and trailers. At least the song is good.

'>

Nothing says "edgy" conflict like "99 Problems." In addition to this early spot for "This Means War," the song also pops up in "Taking of Pelham 1 2 3" and "Tower Heist."

chorale version of "Creep" that was used to expertly in the first trailers, Kanye West's "Power" had its own affect on the Facebook movie. After all, even nerds look cool when Kanye is blasting. (Also used in "Limitless.")" data-credits="" data-height="0" data-width="0" data-title_link="Power_The_Social" data-slideimage_id="676941" data-image_urls='["http:\/\/i.huffpost.com\/gadgets\/slideshows\/208462\/slide_208462_676941_free.jpg","http:\/\/i.huffpost.com\/gadgets\/slideshows\/208462\/slide_208462_676941_huge.jpg","http:\/\/i.huffpost.com\/gadgets\/slideshows\/208462\/slide_208462_676941_large.jpg"]' data-thumb_urls='["http:\/\/i.huffpost.com\/gadgets\/slideshows\/208462\/slide_208462_676941_sq50.jpg","http:\/\/i.huffpost.com\/gadgets\/slideshows\/208462\/slide_208462_676941_small.jpg"]' data-display_domain="http://i.huffpost.com/" data-video=''>

Not as tied to "The Social Network" as that chorale version of "Creep" that was used to expertly in the first trailers, Kanye West's "Power" had its own affect on the Facebook movie. After all, even nerds look cool when Kanye is blasting. (Also used in "Limitless.")

'>

The song might be all New York, but the movie was not. "Sex and the City 2" sent Carrie, Samantha, Miranda and Charlotte to Abu Dhabi. Obviously.

'>

"In the immortal words of Jay-Z." Yep, see you at the theater this summer!

'>

An inspirational sports drama that relied on its score and some period appropriate '80s and '90s music, the television spots for "The Fighter" trotted out "Run This Town." The results? Kinda awesome, actually.

'>

Even the Borat-y jokes in the trailer for "The Dictator" look better with Jay-Z blaring on the soundtrack. Well played, Paramount marketing team!

a lot. Remember "American Gangster"?' data-credits="" data-height="0" data-width="0" data-title_link="No_Church_in" data-slideimage_id="676927" data-image_urls='["http:\/\/i.huffpost.com\/gadgets\/slideshows\/208462\/slide_208462_676927_free.jpg","http:\/\/i.huffpost.com\/gadgets\/slideshows\/208462\/slide_208462_676927_huge.jpg","http:\/\/i.huffpost.com\/gadgets\/slideshows\/208462\/slide_208462_676927_large.jpg"]' data-thumb_urls='["http:\/\/i.huffpost.com\/gadgets\/slideshows\/208462\/slide_208462_676927_sq50.jpg","http:\/\/i.huffpost.com\/gadgets\/slideshows\/208462\/slide_208462_676927_small.jpg"]' data-display_domain="http://i.huffpost.com/" data-video=''>

For the Denzel Washington-Ryan Reynolds action flick (out Friday), Universal used the "Watch the Throne" hit "No Church in the Wild." How much money this will add to the coffers remains to be seen, but the guess here is a lot. Remember "American Gangster"?

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'Argo' Trailer: Ben Affleck Rescues Iranian Hostages

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Less than 10 years ago, Ben Affleck was the laughing stock of Hollywood, thanks to the commercial and critical bomb known as "Gigli." Thankfully -- for Affleck and for audiences -- it seems like those days are far, far behind him.

In his next film, "Argo," Affleck stars as Tony Mendez, a C.I.A. officer who helped extract six American hostages from Iran in 1979, by making them pose as a Canadian film crew. The movie, which Affleck also directed, is based on the real-life story that was documented in a 2007 Wired article by Joshuah Bearman.

In the first trailer for "Argo," Ben -- in his best disco attire -- orchestrates the C.I.A.'s extraction during the Iranian hostage crisis. Fittingly, Aerosmith's "Dream On" plays in the background. You can check out the trailer above.

"Argo," which also stars Bryan Cranston, John Goodman and Alan Aarkin, hits theaters September 14. This will be second the third film directed by Affleck, who received critical acclaim with his last movie, "The Town."

(Correction: We originally referred to "Argo" as the second film directed by Affleck. It is actually his third. Thanks to Twitter user @Ally20791 for pointing that out.)

[via Apple]

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'The Dictator' Trailer: Sacha Baron Cohen Makes 9/11 Jokes, Delivers Baby

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If the first trailer for Sacha Baron Cohen's newest alter-ego comedy, "The Dictator," left you wanting more, don't worry: the new red-brand one will certainly, uh ... deliver.

The new clip explains a bit more of what's happening in Cohen's upcoming parody: A tyrannical, good-time dictator (Cohen) travels to America -- "the birthplace of AIDS" -- and has his regal identity stripped from him. Then, in a "Coming to America"-esque fashion, the dictator is forced to take a menial job and prove his American-ness.

The trailer features a whole lot of 9/11 jokes, a baby delivery scene (cue the ever-so-overdone line: "That's the wrong hole!") and general envelope-pushing that we've come to enjoy from Sacha Baron Cohen. (See: Ryan Seacrest.)

Check out the red band trailer above. "The Dictator" -- with Cohen, Reilly, Ben Kingsley, Megan Fox and Anna Faris -- hits theaters May 16.

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Argo' Trailer: Ben Affleck Rescues Iranian Hostages

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Less than 10 years ago, Ben Affleck was the laughing stock of Hollywood, thanks to the commercial and critical bomb known as "Gigli." Thankfully -- for Affleck and for audiences -- it seems like those days are far, far behind him.Click Here!
In his next film, "Argo," Affleck stars as Tony Mendez, a C.I.A. officer who helped extract six American hostages from Iran in 1979, by making them pose as a Canadian film crew. The movie, which Affleck also directed, is based on the real-life story that was documented in a 2007 Wired article by Joshuah Bearman.

In the first trailer for "Argo," Ben -- in his best disco attire -- orchestrates the C.I.A.'s extraction during the Iranian hostage crisis. Fittingly, Aerosmith's "Dream On" plays in the background. You can check out the trailer above.
"Argo," which also stars Bryan Cranston, John Goodman and Alan Aarkin, hits theaters September 14. This will be second the third film directed by Affleck, who received critical acclaim with his last movie, "The Town."
(Correction: We originally referred to "Argo" as the second film directed by Affleck. It is actually his third. Thanks to Twitter user @Ally20791 for pointing that out.)
[via Apple]
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