New Movie Trailers for September 2010

Watch new movie trailers for September 2010 releases. This list of new films includes cast and plot summaries, release dates, ratings, and the early buzz.

SEPTEMBER 3 NEW MOVIE TRAILERS:

Machete: Based on a fake trailer from Grindhouse, an ex-Federale seeks revenge on his old boss. The intentionally schmaltzy performances include Danny Trejo, Robert De Niro, Lindsey Lohan, and Quentin Tarantino. It's rated R for extreme violence and sex.

The American: An assassin (George Clooney) waits for his last assignment before retirement in the Italian countryside where he romances a local woman (Violante Placido). Given Placido's blathering on about the sex scene, be glad she didn't write the script. This new film is rated R for violence and sex.

Going the Distance: Drew Barrymore stars in another romantic comedy about another long-distance relationship. It's based on the real life story of its producer, but doesn't seem to be very interesting for anyone but him. It's rated R for sex and drugs.

SEPTEMBER 10 NEW MOVIE TRAILERS:

Resident Evil- Afterlife: Zombies make history with this first live-action movie based on a video game to be in 3-D. This new film is rated R for violence and language.

I'm Still Here: Either Joaquin Phoenix quit acting to become a rapper or it's a marathon prank. Casey Affleck directs this documentary or mockumentary, whichever.

Heartbreaker: This French romantic comedy features a brother-sister team that breaks up relationships for a living. If nothing else, it may please fans of Romain Duris (Moliere and Russian Dolls).

SEPTEMBER 17 NEW MOVIE TRAILERS:

Never Let Me Go: Why do clones fall in love? Another novel from Kazuo Ishiguro (Remains of The Day) comes to the screen with Andrew Garfield and Keira Knightley. This new film is rated R for some sex.

The Town: Ben Affleck stars and directs as a Boston bank robber who gets smitten with a hostage and hunted by the FBI. It's rated PG-13 for mature themes.

Devil: People get stuck in an elevator with the devil. Dear M. Night Shyamalan, when you're in a hole stop digging. It's rated PG for violence and language.

Jack Goes Boating: Philip Seymour Hoffman stars and directs in a story about 2 New York City couples that he originated on stage with his theater company. This new film is rated for drugs and sex.

SEPTEMBER 24 NEW MOVIE TRAILERS:

Wall Street - Money Never Sleeps: Now that we all know greed wasn't good after all, Oliver Stone brings back Gordon Gekko (Michael Douglas). It's rated PG-13 for language.

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Source: IMDb