February 2011 New Movie Trailers for Upcoming Releases

February 2011 new movie trailers with summaries, ratings, and early buzz for these upcoming films. February is often a weak month for new films but this is pathetic.

FEBRUARY 4 NEW MOVIE TRAILERS:

Sanctum: Another 3D science fiction movie as divers risk getting trapped in an underwater cave. It's called James Cameron's Sanctum even though he just produces it. Rhys Wakefield stars in this new film rated R for language and violence.

The Roommate: Another killer roommate rated PG-13 and starring Minka Kelly.

The Other Woman: Natalie Portman's got problems as a new stepmother. Toronto Film Festival audiences were mostly positive but warn about melodrama. Rated R for sex and language.

FEBRUARY 11 UPCOMING RELEASES:

Just Go With It: Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston and a PG-13 rating citing crudeness make me wish it would just go away. A guy asks a woman to help him meet another woman.

Gnomeo and Juliet: Has anything good ever come from garden gnomes?

Cedar Rapids: Ed Helms (Andy from "The Office") goes to an insurance convention. Rated R for crudeness.

The Eagle: A centurion (Channing Tatum) looks for the eagle emblem his father lost. Rated PG-13.

Justin Bieber: Never Say Never: Pity the parents. Special 3D glasses on the website sold out.

FEBRUARY 18 NEW MOVIE TRAILERS:

I Am Number 4: Another teen sci-fi helpfully titled so you know how many teens already got killed. Starring Alex Pettyfer and rated PG-13.

Unknown: Liam Neeson comes out of a coma and discovers his identify was stolen. Rated PG-13 for violence.

Vanishing on 7th Street: Almost everyone disappears when a power outage plunges Detroit into darkness. Four survivors struggle to survive. Starring Hayden Christensen and rated R for language.

FEBRUARY 25 UPCOMING RELEASES:

Drive Angry 3D: A father (Nicolas Cage) returns from hell to take revenge on the men who murdered his wife and abducted his daughter. Rated R for violence.

Hall Pass: Two couples decide to suspend the rules for a week and have affairs. Starring Owen Wilson, it's described as a comedy. There's no rating but the parent's guide made me cringe.

Shelter: A psychiatrist (Julianne Moore) treats a patient with multiple personality disorders who may be getting murdered more than once. It's already been released in much of Europe where no one seems to be able to explain it or really care much anyway. Rated R.

See IMDb for more February 2011 new movie trailers.