1. "(Note: Above image was chosen totally at random. Yup. We'll go with that.)"

Arguably the greatest caption ever written. Well done!

Posted at 11:43AM on Mar 31st 2008 by Kevin

2. As much as I am looking forward to Iron Man, Indiana Jones, Prince Caspian, WALL-E and the X Files 2: The Truth is We Don't Have A Title, I believe The Dark Knight will just rule supreme.

Batman Begins was an astonishing comic book-to-movie film and everyone (well anyone with half an ounce of taste) thought it was excellent - especially as no-one really thought it was going to be anything.

The Dark Knight, on the back of the unfortunate death of Heath Ledger, the switch with Maggie Gyllanhall and then the usual: Michael Caine, Christian Bale, Aaron Eckart etc etc means it will have star power, news exposure to bring people in.

Not to mention the oodles and noodles of fans going to see it.

Posted at 11:44AM on Mar 31st 2008 by Rufus

3. I was hard press to chose Iron Man and TDK. But TDK with no qualms. It is "Batman Begins" set the STANDARD for comic book movies.

Posted at 12:52PM on Mar 31st 2008 by John R

4. can't wait for the caspian movie! I am just glad that they continuing the book series! and the cast and the action scens so far from footage seem really HQ! thumbs up for that film!

Posted at 2:31PM on Mar 31st 2008 by mayhaze

5. So far as my own anticipation goes, The Dark Knight is obviously as high as any movie could possibly get. The trailer was awesome, but I would've been there opening day no matter what. On the other hand, the Wall-E trailer really got me excited. I was going to see Wall-E no matter what, but my anticipation level was most enhanced by the Wall-E trailer, so that gets my vote.

Posted at 2:43PM on Mar 31st 2008 by Ryan

6. Save yourself the $8.50 and go rent Short Circuit 2.
Man, does this turkey look like warmed over turd.

Posted at 4:18PM on Mar 31st 2008 by Jonathan

7. I might have been interested in Iron Man, but the trailers put my interest off the charts. Speed Racer comes in second, moving my interest from zero to, yeah, pretty interested. Yes, I'm really interested in Dark Knight, but it's not because of the trailers, and I'd see Indiana Jones anyway, my husband would see to that.

Posted at 2:50PM on Mar 31st 2008 by ML

8. Wall•E will be the best. ever.

Posted at 5:58PM on Mar 31st 2008 by Blu-Sam

9. Wall•E will be the best. ever.

Posted at 5:58PM on Mar 31st 2008 by Blu-Sam

10. The Number One most awesome trailer belongs to IRONMAN. Hellboy II and Wall-E early trailers are also pretty great and make me want to see those movies. Prince Caspian looks good as seen through the trailer. Hulk and Speed Racer look cheesy and I won't be spending dollars on those. Joker still looks hideous and is there even a X-Files trailer out there?

Posted at 6:32PM on Mar 31st 2008 by Gilbert Davis

11. "Me? I'm going with The Dark Knight"
wut kind of poll is that?
by including this, you're basically inviting and making everyone vote for dark night
its totally biased in favor of TDK, which i think will NOT make it past Indy in the long run....

Posted at 8:28PM on Mar 31st 2008 by Joanne

12. Like many others, I doubted Heath Ledger could play the joker, and the trailer completely changed my opinion. For that reason alone I had to pick The Dark Knight for having the best trailer.

Much like ML stated above, Speed Racer went from zero interest to a must watch, based solely on the psychedelic visuals and cheesy dialog. "Racing is the only thing I know how to do, and I gotta do something" kills me every time. So in terms of changing my opinion, the Speed Racer trailers did the most.

The Iron Man trailers only showed me that RDJ needs a comedy written for him. I was with the movie 100% until the suit actually appeared, then it veered dangerously into "generic summer blockbuster".

As far as Indiana Jones And The Absurdly Bad Title goes, who was crying out for this? Have we learned nothing from the abominations that were Die Hard 4/Star Wars Ep.1-3/Terminator 3? Sometimes things are better left as they are. Personally I can't think of any beloved series that was revived more than 10 years later without completely sullying the originals.

Posted at 4:44AM on Apr 1st 2008 by Esoterikal

13. Right, so basically this is going to be the year of the comic book movie? Well aside from the new Indy flick, which will probably suck, and Wall-E which seems like too much of a Short Circuit knockoff to be very interesting.

Posted at 5:29PM on Apr 1st 2008 by C++