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I mean, not, like, a lot a lot of birds? But definitely more birds than I was expecting. Also, one of them is an ostrich, a bird so big that it clearly counts double, even though it can't fly. Let's don't get hung up on the birds, though. With less than two weeks to go until the fourth season of Arrested Development makes its glorious debut on Netflix,this new trailer also hosts plenty of things you would expect from the show including but not limited to: The stair car. Bluth model homes falling apart. Gob's magic tricks illusions.

The Resurrectionist is part art book and part novel, but both parts are meticulously detailed, dark, and beautiful. It tells the story of the fictional work of Dr. Spencer Black whose field of study could best be described as Darwin meets Frankenstein. It's publisher Quirk Books asked us to give you an exclusive first look at the book's trailer.

Warner Bros. had planned on holding out until WonderCon to debut this trailer, but the gigantic robot cat is out of the bag now. The new Pacific Rim trailer is a solid two-and-a-half minutes of huge robots fighting huger monsters, because that's exactly what people want out of this movie. They get into a little bit of the story. Something about aliens invading. I don't know. There are too many skyscraper-sized robots punching weird monsters in this thing to focus on whatever plot they're trying to convey.

If you've been waiting to get a look at Amazon's newly minted Zombieland series, consider your long wait over -- the pilot has arrived, and Amazon Prime subscribers can get their first taste of the show right now on Amazon Instant Video. If you don't subscribe to Amazon's streaming service, you can still get a taste of what you're missing  -- and maybe an argument for signing up? -- in the trailer below.

I thought the trailer for Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon was amazing, and in fairness, I was right. But as incredible a piece of Internet video as it is, it doesn't even hold a candle to this live action promo for the game that dropped yesterday. I don't even know what to tell you folks about this five minutes of sheer brilliance, except that it has literally everything you would ever want out of a movie. Machine guns. Kicking. Cyborg katana fights. Nuclear expolosions. Androids that bleed neon. Look, you know what, just watch the thing. You will not regret it.

With just over a month before Iron Man 3 hits theaters, we're hitting predictable trailer saturation -- the point where you can pretty much watch the entire movie before it comes out if you're willing to stitch it together awkwardly in your brain. Whether that's a good thing or a bad thing is a conversation for another time. All we really need to talk about this morning is Gwyneth Paltrow in Iron Man armor. And really, we don't even need to talk about it, because that phrase should sell itself. Check out the new trailer below and see latest proof that yes, you are going to give this thing your money and probably not regret it.

Benedict "Sherlock" Cumberbatch really dislikes us -- or at least our futuristic descendants, in the new Star Trek Into Darkness trailer that hit the web. You can give it a watch, and check out the slick secret poster that director J.J. Abrams and the Star Trek marketers are teasing us with, below the fold.

The first teaser and trailer for J.J. Abrams' Star Trek Into Darkness were flashy and vague, doing little to actually show much about the movie besides that, yes, another Star Trek movie was coming, and isn't that exciting? The new trailer just dropped, and it gives a bit more detail about the upcoming Trek. Heck, there's even a Spock joke thrown in there for good measure.

The latest trailer for BioShock Infinite takes its cues from those history filmstrips you probably saw a lot of in second grade. The one exception: this one plays out the way those would if you attended second grade in some sort of fever dream. As far as I'm concerned, this game just keeps looking cooler and cooler. Frankly, it's been kind of a while since I saw promotional stuff like this for a game and said "Yeah, I want to see that world," and Infinite is really doing it for me on that front. I'm still reserving judgment until I see whether or not the gameplay can keep pace with what looks to be a pretty cool premise replete with all the headscrewing detail and grey area morality players have come to expect from the series, but if it does I'll officially be super-excited for this. Check the new trailer out below and let us know what you think.

There are days when it's just not worth it to get out of bed. Days when the only reasonable thing to do upon waking is hit the snooze button, draw the blankets back over your head, and roll back over into the welcoming arms of sleep. This is not one of those days, folks, as we just woke up to the just released teaser trailer for Star Trek Into Darkness, and if that's not worth waking up for, we don't know what is. So rouse that sleepy head, put on a pot of coffee and check out what you're in store for next summer -- lava lakes, terrified stares, and no shortage of things exploding, all narrated by a guy who sounds way more menacing and intimidating than someone named Benedict Cumberbatch has any right to. Then click replay and watch it again, because seriously, this looks kind of sweet and now that we're actually recalling how good JJ Abrams first foray into the Trek universe was, getting pumped for this one has officially commenced. In all seriousness though -- if you can watch the trailer after the jump without getting out of bed...we recommend that pretty highly.

If you needed further supporting evidence for the theory that anything happening is measurably creepier when Lux Aeterna from Requiem for a Dream is playing over it, look no further than this trailer which reimagines the first four seasons of Parks and Recreation as the trailer for a thrilling whodunnit, and does so...way more effectively than we would have imagined, actually. You can watch the whole shebang right after the jump, and it's very much worth your time. Relax, you've got all morning to fill that spreadsheet out.

This is the new trailer for Jack The Giant Slayer and, as weird as it is to say this...it looks kinda good, you guys? Considering how what we've come to expect out of these big screen adaptations of famous fairy tales -- we're looking directly at you with a disapproving glare, Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters -- the bar is set so low that it could be more accurately described as a trench, but still, this thing actually looks like a movie we could see. Which is surprising? Maybe we're just getting cynical. OK, check that --  we're definitely getting cynical, but not so much so that we don't enjoy the prospect of being proven wrong. What do you all think? Does this seem like a flick you could get behind, or are we just looking really hard for things to like?

Some might argue that Blizzard is "panda"-ring to fans with their newest expansion to the popular World of Warcraft franchise, Mists of Pandaria. What's actually hard to disagree with is that the company sure does know how to make a cinematic trailer. Blizzard revealed the official trailer for Mists of Pandaria and, while it might not have the same impact as Cataclysm's, it's a doozy. The lost continent of Pandaria supposedly holds many secrets for both Alliance and Horde factions.

The newest teaser trailer for Adventure Time: Hey Ice King! Why'd you steal our garbage?! showcases that the game will be cribbing heavily from its forerunners. With side-scrolling straight out of Mega Man and what looks like a Legend of Zelda-inspired overworld, the Nintendo 3DS game is liable to sate the desire of many folks who've been waiting for a new game in the old style. And, of course, those who just can't get enough Adventure Time will love it regardless.

While millionaire playboy Bruce Wayne may have everyone else fooled with his secret identity, the one person who calls shenanigans on him is his doctor. At least, that's what the new trailer for the Dark Knight Rises suggests, in which Bruce has a very awkward checkup. Does this mean there won't be an heliskiing in the film? Say it ain't so, doc! See the video, after the break.