The fast-food guy that did McDonalds in ‘Super Size Me’ and two seasons of ‘30 Days’ on the FX Networks, is back with an all new feature about none other than Osama Bin Laden. As the premise tells us, he is trying to locate the bearded man, who seems to have vanished from earth and is really nowhere to be found. To find him he travels trough Afghanistan, Egypt, Morocco, Saudi Arabia, Israel and finally Pakistan.

Seeing the trailer did not bring up the question of entertainment of this movie, but rather the depth. Being familiar with his other works, I'm pretty confident though that this documentary will have a nice balance between the two. Without getting too serious, Spurlock always strikes some good notes. So what to expect is probably not a dry movie about the whereabouts of Osama, but rather an interesting and funny pop cultural movie about America and its crazy cave hunt.

Release date: April 10, 2008

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Trying to dismantle the remaining criminal organizations, Batman, Commissioner Gordon and District Attorney Harvey Dent seem to be successful. This is until just all hell breaks loose in Gotham City and nemesis Joker says: ‘why so serious?’

After the impressive Batman Begins, Christopher Nolan is back with an, I'm almost sure, insanely entertaining and interesting sequel. Ever since he decided Batman could be some guy in the real world, Batman isn't the kids' toy anymore. Joined by Christian Bale and Heath Ledger, this is pretty much the summer blockbuster to look forward to.

Release date: July 18, 2008

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After escaping from occupied Poland, three Jewish Bielski brothers join the Russian resistance fighters and try to build a village in the forest. Tuvia Bielski, the uneducated leader puts all efforts to preserve the lives of Jews above revenge, while fighting the Germans from their new base.

Directed by Edward Zwick (Blood Diamond) and based on the acclaimed novel of Nechama Tec, this seems like a strong drama about Jewish resistance. In this aspect it's interesting and unlike the general passive victims portrayed in your average war movie. Judging by the trailer, this is a promising thrilling title to keep on your radar.

Release date: TBA, Fall 2008

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