Too often movie trailers are just a mini-version of the film, giving everything important away, but the ones on this list prove they can still be a work of art.

Gertens garden center in Inver Grove Heights has a viral success on its hand with a Hallmark-style parody movie trailer set in its store. Ahead of the Christmas holiday, the store’s Instagram page posted a movie trailer parodying a longtime holiday movie trope: the big city girl coming back to her hometown only to fall in love.

Christopher Nolan is taking a crack at adapting Homer’s Greek poem, The Odyssey, into an IMAX movie fit for the big screen. With a star-studded cast behind Matt Damon as the lead, the 2026 action flick is expected to be an immersive, dramatic and thrilling ride for viewers.

First lady Melania Trump is the focus of a new movie that followed her as she prepared for life in the White House again.

Steven Spielberg’s UFO movie has finally received a title alongside a jaw-dropping first trailer. Watch it here.

The VHS days were simpler times. You’d pile in the minivan, head to Blockbuster to carefully select your weekend entertainment, haggle with the clerk about late fees, then tuck into a cozy couch, junk food in hand, and press play on your next favorite film.

YouTube has removed two popular channels that made AI movie trailers that fooled viewers. The decision shows how the platform protects its audience from mislead

Channels Screen Culture and HK Studio have been banned from YouTube for violations to the platforms spam and metadata policies.