The third in Disney’s weekly series of Alice In Wonderland featurettes has been released, and it’s actually quite refreshing. Virtually everything else that’s come out has concentrated on the incredible production design and special effects of Wonderland, but the Come Back featurette takes a brief look at the plot, and what Alice returns to the magical realm to do. Click below to take a look. Tim Burton’s Alice In Wonderland is released on March 5th.

I don’t know quite what to say about this one, other than that if I was Geroge Lucas, I’d be filing a lot of restraining orders, installing a panic room and maybe getting one of those bubble cars the Pope has. The People Vs. George Lucas delves deep into geekdom and takes a look at the people who are still very upset both by the Special Edition versions of the original Star Wars trilogy and the prequels. And boy, are they rabidly devoted but very upset. Click below to take a look at the teaser trailer.

Now this looks like it’s going to be a genuinely beautiful animated movie. And it certainly must be doing something right, as it muscled out everything from Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs to Monsters Vs. Aliens to score a Best Animated Feature Film Oscar nomination. The film tells the story of the boy behind the famous 7th Century Book Of Kells, and is animated in a style that’s reminiscent of ancient illuminated manuscripts. The Secret Of Kells is released in the US in March, and will hopefully come to the UK very soon, but until then, click below to watch the trailer.

Here’s an intriguing one. An urban gangland Brit action flick that’s set five years in the future in a decaying London. The plot is about the youngest of the Paper Chaserz, 14-year-old Junior, who strives for the authority of his older brother Rager and the respect the of rest of their gang. In this future gone to hell, food has become the ultimate commodity, and rival gangs engage in constant battles in search of their next meal. When a conflict with a rival gang changes their lives forever, he must decide whether to stay true to his principles or drag them all into a quest for revenge that could get them all killed. Click below to watch the trailer. Shank hits cinemas on March 26th.

For an independently made movie with few big stars (other than a supporting role for Nic Cage), the hype building around Kick-Ass is impressive. The film tells the story of an ordinary kid, Dave Lizewski, who decides that despite having no powers, he’s going to become a superhero. He soon gets in over his head battling against the dangerous world of crime, while also inspiring others to become masked vigilantes. Now a new, UK red band trailer has been released. While not as rude and violent as the Kick-Ass’ Hit Girl red band promo, it features a fair amount of new footage and is very amusing, suggesting this is one film that will live up to the hype. Click below for the new trailer. Kick-Ass hits UK cinemas on April 2nd.

After the success of the action-packed 2003 Thai movie, Ong Bak, which features Tony Jaa doing almost unbelievable stunts – with no help from wires or CG – they rolled out a prequel, Ong Bak 2. It again featured Jaa but had absolutely nothing to do with the first movie. However it looks like they’ve learnt their lesson as Ong Bak 3 features Jaa once again playing Ting, his character from the first film. The trailer looks pretty cool, although as with Ong Bak 2, there does seem to be a slight obsession with running around and doing stunts on the back of elephants. Click below to take a look