Leicester Square was transformed into Narnia last night for the royal premiers of The Chronicles Of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe, with the Queen showing up to watch the movie, along with all the stars, including Liam Neeson, Ben Barnes, Georgie Henley, Skandar Keynes, Simon Pegg and director Michael Apted. Fox has now released some official footage from the premiere, which you can watch below, and which includes plenty of interviews. We also included a couple of clips from the movie, which you can watch as well. The film hits cinemas on December 9th.

There’s plenty of critical buzz for Darren Aronofsky’s Black Swan, both for the movie itself and Natalie Portman’s performance. However it’s not just Natalie’s acting that’s impressive, it’s her dancing, as she did most of the ballet in the movie herself. She’s had lesson on-and-off since she was a child, but Black Swan involved six months of intensive training to get her ready for the role. It was quite a commitment, which she discusses in a new featurette that’s now online. In Black Swan, Portman plays Nina, a ballerina whose career seems to be taking off, but who develops a rivalry with fellow dancer, Lily (Mila Kunis), which threatens to destroy both her career and her sanity. While Nina is the personification of Swan Lake’s White Swan, Lily is more the dark side of the Black Swan. Click below to see the new featurette, The film hits UK cinemas on January 21st, 2011.

While few have yet to see the completed Tron Legacy, there’s little doubt the production design is going to be awesome, as everything we’ve seen so far has been pretty amazing. Now a new featurette has popped up online giving as a brief look at the vehicles from the virtual world of the film, which not only include the infamous lightcycles, but also cars and all manner of strange flying things. Clock below to take a look. Tron Legacy hits cinemas December 17th.

We’ve had Blue Harvest (A New Hope), and Something Something Something Dark Side (Empire Strikes Back), and now the final part of Family Guy’s homage to the original Star Wars trilogy is coming with It’s A Trap, their spoof of Return Of The Jedi. You can see an American trailer for it below, and while it says it’ll be out on digital download on December 21st, in the UK it arrives on DVD and Blu-ray December 27th. So get you Christmas money ready! Click below to take a look.

Earlier this week, the poster for Hop appeared, giving us our first proper look at the film’s Easter Bunny, which will be voiced by Russell Brand, and now the teaser trailer is here. It gives absolutely no info, other than that the little hopper likes drumming. Indeed, from the teaser, you’d easily be forgiven for thinking it’s an entirely CGI animated movie, when it’s it’s a live action/CG mix. James Marsden plays Frank, an out-of-work slacker who accidentally injures the Easter Bunny, and must take the creature in while it recovers. However the Easter Bunny turns out to be a hideous house guest, but their meeting may be what both rabbit and human need to help them learn to grow up. The film should be in UK cinemas next spring – just in time for Easter – but click below for the teaser.

Even though Disney decided to shut down Robert Zemeckis’ ImageMovers motion capture studio, one movie made at the facility, Mars Needs Moms, is still to be released. While using the same mo-cap technology as the likes of A Christmas Carol, it’s been directed by Simon Wells, rather than Zemeckis himself, who only produces. And now the trailer is here, which you can watch below! The film tells the story of nine-year-old Milo, who finds out just how much he needs his mom when she’s nabbed by Martians who plan to steal her mom-ness for their own young. Milo embarks on a quest to save his mom – a wild adventure that involves stowing away on a spaceship, navigating an elaborate, multi-level planet and taking on the alien nation and their leader. The movie hits cinemas next spring.