Well, feelin' a bit better now than I was at the weekend, prob'ly cuz I've caught up on me sleep some. I am feelin' a touch more rested now, certainly. Laughed me arse off at 2012 yesterday too - it's actually quite good if you remember to disengage your brain and just enjoy the sheer lunacy of it all ...

Anyhow ... BEST thing about that was actually catching THIS TRAILER in the coming attractions: [link] - MY GOD this could be so much fun it's CRAZY. Anybody else remember the original Clash of the Titans? Basically this has got me really excited about some of the stuff that's gonna be on offer in the coming year ... and so it got me browsing what's gonna be coming VERY soon (say January or so).

Now I've already pimped the Daybreakers trailer: [link] but I'm gonna do it again cuz this has SO MUCH potential. Then there's something I happened across quite by accident which looks like it could be a great laugh: [link] Legion, with Paul Bettany (clearly letting the starch out of his pants after playing Darwin) and new king of Comeback (neatly stealing the crown from Mickey Rourke, this guy) Dennis Quaid. I figure this should attract anyone else other than me who enjoyed Constantine ... . And not forgetting Kick-Ass: [link] the new Mark Millar comic book movie (remember the last one, Wanted? Which was BLOODY GOOD). This is by the guy who directed Stardust, y'know ...

On a more high-brow note there's a movie I've been waiting on for a while now: [link] The Road, Viggo Mortensen's new movie, an adaptation of the super-dark post apolocalyptic novel by No Country For Old Men author Cormack McCarthy ... AND it's been directed by the guy who did The Proposition! This is always GUARANTEED to be quality.

And finally here's ANOTHER movie I've been waiting for all the way since the summer just gone: [link] Benicio Del Toro in The Wolf Man. Okay, could be pure cheese, but it's got a fantastic cast and director Joe Johnston is the guy who did Honey I Shrunk the Kids, Jumanji and the Rocketeer - he's got a great track record when it comes to marrying special effects with a good story and strong characters, so it could be good after all.

So here's hoping, then. Meanwhile, roll on Avatar ...