Amy Adams is starring in a movie directed by Tim Burton about a woman whose husband tricked the world into believing he was the one behind her artwork.

The trailer for the latest entrant in the creepy dystopian future gone wrong genre is The Giver, which shows us a world where Katie Holmes and Jeff Bridges have both perfect blank, empty stares of horror.

Here's a trailer for One Day, an adaptation of the much-loved David Nicholls tearjerker novel. The concept is that we see one day of each year that a pair of charming young Brits know each other, spanning some twenty-odd years.

Eddie Money's "Take Me Home Tonight" is an awesome song. Topher Grace's new movie of the same name doesn't look like it does its namesake justice.

In the trailer for the Ron Howard-directed The Dilemma, Vince Vaughn has to decide whether or not to keep a secret from his best friend, Kevin James. Winona Ryder, Jennifer Connelly, Queen Latifah, and a few rom-com cliches also appear.

In this trailer for "Love And Other Drugs," which is based on the true story of Viagra salesman Jamie Ready, Jake Gyllenhaal channels vintage Tom Cruise and sets out on a torrid love affair with a rather sassy Anne Hathaway.

Disney has released a new trailer for their upcoming 3-D adaptation of Rapunzel, titled Tangled, and though the film features a Disney Princess of sorts, the trailer focuses mainly on the prince.

About a month ago, I posted a teaser trailer for the upcoming Emma Stone film, Easy A, and wondered if perhaps the film was the next Mean Girls. The full trailer is here, and the film still looks very promising.

The trailer for the upcoming Jennifer Aniston/Jason Bateman flick, The Switch has been released, and though it looks like a vast improvement over Aniston's current film, The Bounty Hunter, it's still filled with rom-com trailer cliches:

If you're planning to drink whenever you see an Oscar cliche today, you should, for your own safety, sidestep this brilliant Cracked.com Movie Title trailer, which points out nearly every cliche found in a typical Best Picture nominee trailer. [Buzzfeed]

Though I saw Alice in Wonderland last night, after watching this incredibly well done mashup trailer of Gaga and Burton, I think I'd probably drop another 10 bucks tonight to go see Gaga in Wonderland, too. [Buzzfeed]

Unsatisfied with the cliche-fests they sprung on us in The Ugly Truth and Valentine's Day,Katherine Heigl and Ashton Kutcher have teamed up for Killers, and if the trailer is any indication, their embrace of all things romantically awful continues:

A reader tipped us to this fairly awesome trailer for Women of Dirt, a film about female mountain bikers. According to the film's site: "Other mountain bike films have overlooked these vibrant and dedicated women, but no longer!" [BonesOverMetal]

Remember when we watched the Valentine's Day trailer and guessed that Bradley Cooper and Julia Roberts were together? Turns out Cooper actually has something special going on with Eric Dane in the film. So why isn't that in the trailer?

Yesterday, Irin compiled a list of the most overused romantic comedy cliches of the decade. And wouldn't you know it? It looks like we're going to kick off 2010 with a film that includes almost every single one of them.

Charges have been filed against Kory McFarren, the trailer park resident who allowed his girlfriend to sit on the toilet so long she became physically soldered to it. (So long = two years.) "The only thing I am guilty of is I didn't get her help sooner," he has said. Um, yeah. [CNN]