Although the 2007 Brit-flick comedy, the Frank Oz directed Death at a Funeral, didn’t find much success in the US, it must have set Chris Rock’s brain racing as he jumped on board to produce an American version, directed by Neil Labute. Rock is also part of a strong ensemble cast including Danny Glover, Luke Wilson, James Marsden, Martin Lawrence and Zoe Saldana, in the tale of a funeral that gets ever more crazy as family secrets are exposed and bodies go missing. The film is out in the US in April and in the UK on June 4th, 2010, but click below to see the trailer.

In what looks like a return to the odd whackiness of Delicatessen and The City of Lost Children, Jean-Pierre Jeunet is back with Micmacs. After a serjourn into the sentimental with Amelie and A Very long Engagement, Jeunet returns (after a five-year absence) with the story of a man who was nearly killed by a bullet to the head in a drive-by shooting, who sets out to find the those responsible, particularly those who made the ammo. It certainly looks action-packed and crazy, so click below to see the new UK trailer. Micmacs is in cinemas on January 8th, 2010.

Ready for your first look at Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows? As part of the DVD/Blu-ray for Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince, Warner has released a two minute look at the upcoming two-part finale, and that’s now popped up online. The first half features interview snippets with producer David Heyman and director David Yates, along with behind-the-scenes images, before it moves into the teaser trailer proper, Perhaps most exciting is the re-emergence of John Hurt as Ollivander, who we haven’t seen since the first film, but is back in Deathly Hallows and narrates the trailer. Click below to take a look. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 is out next November, with Part 2 coming July 2011.

While The Princess and the Frog has been having a limited run in LA and New York for the past couple of weekends, it goes wide in America on December 11th, and so now this new clip from Disney’s return to hand-drawn animation has been released, to remind the folks in the States to go buy their tickets. The clip introduces us to nutty wise woman Mama Odie, who isn’t likely to quieten those desperate to say Disney are evil and using racial stereotypes. Click below to view the clip. The Princess and the Frog hits UK cinemas on February 5th, 2010.

This new UK trailer for The Road has just been released, and while it starts out quite similarly to the US promos, about halfway through it devierges and presents plenty of new footage. One thing that’s particularly noticeable is that while previous trailers have been rather bleak, this one presents a bit more hope than we’ve seen before, particularly with the music. The film stars Viggo Mortenson, as a man trying to protect his son in a barren post-apocalyptic wilderness, surrounded by danger both from the ashy environment and bands of lawless cannibals. The Road hits UK cinemas on January 8th.

These are bizarre but quite fun. To celebrate the release of G-Force on DVD and Blu-ray, these strange film parodies have popped up online, featuring real-life guinea pigs re-enacting bits of famous movies. Below we’ve embedded Guindiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom and Star Wars: The Guinea Pig Strikes Back. Click below to take a look at how perhaps our rodent chums are clever than we thought! G-Force is out to buy now, and you can read our Blu-ray review by clicking here.