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Great Odin's Raven! San Diego's top rated news man Ron Burgundy is back in the sequel to 2004 classic 'Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Bergundy'.

It's been in development hell for a few years, but Will Ferrell - in character - finally announced the long-awaited news on Conan O'Brien's chat show back in March.

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The poster followed last week, before the teaser trailer showed up in front of 'The Dictator'.

Now the footage (which is slightly rude) has appeared online. Watch it below! It's kind of a big deal…

Director Adam McKay said on Twitter back in March that they're writing the script now and shooting would begin in February.

'Anchorman 2' will be produced by Judd Apatow and Will Ferrell and McKay's Gary Sanchez Productions. Ferrell and McKay will be on scripting duty as well.

Have you got what it takes to uncover the mystery contained in this clip from 'Chronicle'?

Watch this exclusive clip showing the three chaps from 'Chronicle' flying through the clouds. Keep your eyes peeled as a secret word will appear.

Once you have unearthed the word, put them in to the 'Uncover the Chronicle story' app over at http://www.facebook.com/ChronicleUK for your chance to win a 320GB PS3 Slim.

There you will find clues as to where to find the other 2 hidden messages needed. Good luck!

'Chronicle' is released on DVD and Blu-ray on 28th May.

Here's the first trailer for 'Skyfall', the 23rd James Bond adventure. It's all rather exciting...

Watch the trailer below.

This is the first footage proper from the film — so far we've only seen behind-the-scenes production videos — and it gives an indication of the film's moody visual style.

We open with Bond being interrogated while M, played by Judi Dench and Ralph Fiennes' mysterious Gareth Mallory look on.

[Related link: First Skyfall poster]
[Related link: Craig says one liners back in Skyfall]

When the still-mysterious 'Skyfall' of the title is mentioned, we cut to a series of rather exciting action shots, including a shoot-out in Hong Kong and a spectacular tube crash.

The official synopsis for 'Skyfall': "Bond's loyalty to M is tested as her past comes back to haunt her. As MI6 comes under attack 007 must track down and destroy the threat, no matter how personal the cost."

'Skyfall' is released in the UK on 26 October 2012. The 'Bond 50' Blu-ray collection, which sees all

It's the official poster for TV remake 'The Sweeney', starring Ben Drew (aka Plan B) and Ray Winstone.

Coated in sexy leather and carrying even sexier guns, the poster looks like it wants to mug you in an alley.

Gun-ishment... Sweeney lads (Credit: eOne)

The tagline suggests that the lads will "act like criminals to catch a criminal". We all know that's the most effective form of police work.

Hayley Atwell ('Captain America') also stars alongside Damian Lewis (TV's 'Homeland').

The film is based on the cult TV show of the same name which starred John Thaw and Dennis Waterman and ran from 1975 to 1978.

Real men... John Thaw and Dennis Waterman in 'The Sweeney' (Credit: Rex)

'The Sweeney' hits cinemas like a bottle of Stella against a brick wall on 12 September 2012.

And make sure you check out the official website for the film at yourenicked.com.

Will Smith and Josh Brolin popped into the Yahoo! UK offices to have a chat with our Movies Editor and, more importantly, meet a room full of massive 'Men In Black 3' fans.

It's chat O'clock below...

[Related pics: Men in Black 3 gallery]

During our event, the duo also spilled the beans on several extremely important topics, such as:

- Is it EVER okay to wear sunglasses indoors? "Not unless you're a certain movie star," said Will Smith.
- What Josh Brolin would like to do with George Bush...
- Whether Tommy Lee Jones approved of Brolin playing him as a younger man.
- What a REAL alien looks like.
- And whether Will Smith is SO funny that he actually laughs at his own jokes.

Umm, turns out he really does. "I find myself hilarious!" he chortled. "Sometimes I watch my movies and go 'yo, that dude is funny!'".

We don't think he was joking…

'Men in Black 3' is released on 25 May.

With 161 days (we're counting) left until James Bond returns in 'Skyfall' this October, Yahoo! can reveal the first poster right here.

Keeping things simple, the poster has star Daniel Craig front and centre with the iconic gun barrel behind him.

[Related story: Craig says one liners are back for Bond]
[Related story: 007 adds a Bond girl]

Click for full size poster (Credit: Sony Pictures)

Sony Pictures are looking to get the ball rolling with a poster and the first trailer, which arrives Monday morning (21 May) and will be attached to 'Men in Black 3' which is released next Friday on 25th May.

[Related gallery: James Bond posters through the years]
[Related story: Revealing first image of Bond]

The poster also indicates that the famous gun barrel opening may return after its absense from 'Casino Royale' and 'Quantum of Solace'. A move that makes sense given that this year is the 50th anniversary of the film franchise.

Daniel Craig returns for his third outing as 007 with Dame Judi Dench, Ralph Fiennes and Javier Bardem fleshing out

As creepy movie trailers come, 'The Possession' ranks pretty highly.

The story concerns a box that shouldn't be opened and the young girl (Natasha Calis) who eventually opens it. Her father (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) soon discovers that she has been possessed by a demonic Hebrew spirit hell-bent on stealing the souls of children.

Watch below and prepare to be seriously freaked out.

'Evil Dead' and 'Drag Me To Hell' director Sam Raimi produces, lending his B-Movie tone and A-Movie scares to the film directed by Ole Bornedal.

Possession has been a trend in recent horror films like the 'Paranormal Activity' series and 2010's 'Insidious' but this film has a unique selling point creeper than anything ghostly.

The possession is quite physical, and in the final shot we see two fingers crawl up the throat of the girl — which is definitely one of the more unsettling images we've ever seen in a trailer.

Every Tim Burton project is described as 'dark', 'quirky' and 'oddball', but the man himself is boringly conventional, according to the cast of his latest film 'Dark Shadows'.

Michelle Pfeiffer, who starred as Catwoman in Tim Burton's 'Batman Returns' back in 1992 claimed that "the most surprising thing about him is how normal he is".

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"He is completely accessible and normal and, in fact, what I love most about him as a director is how clear he is."

Bella Heathcote and Evan Green who star as love rivals Victoria Winters and Angelique Bouchard in 'Dark Shadows', reveal that Burton is in fact "very normal".

Eva Green went on to say that "maybe you can call him eccentric, but he's a very beautiful man. It's more his physicality — he's very visual".

Bella Heathcote agreed explaining that "he'll start talking and finish the sentence with his hand".

See for yourself how quirky Burton is in