Watch All the Trailers For 2014 Movies

Updated on 1/21/2014 at 10:00 AM

This year is already a year rife with potential date movies, adventurous sci-fi films, and sequels to some of our favorite series. Before you plan on which films to see in the upcoming year, take a look at all the trailers and teasers that have already been released. Sneak a peek at Shailene Woodley in Divergent, Aaron Paul in Need For Speed, Chris Evans in Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Jon Hamm in Million Dollar Arm, Matthew McConaughey in Interstellar, and many more!

Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones

When it opens: Jan. 3

Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit

When it opens: Jan. 17

Ride Along

When it opens: Jan. 17

The Nut Job

When it opens: Jan. 17

Gimme Shelter

When it opens: Jan. 24

I, Frankenstein

When it opens: Jan. 24

That Awkward Moment

When it opens: Jan. 31

The Lego Movie

When it opens: Feb. 7

The Monuments Men

When it opens: Feb. 7

A Fantastic Fear of Everything

When it opens: Feb. 7

RoboCop

When it opens: Feb. 12

Vampire Academy

When it opens: Feb. 14

Winter's Tale

When it opens: Feb. 14

Endless Love

When it opens: Feb. 14

About Last Night

When it opens: Feb. 14

Pompeii

When it opens: Feb. 21

300: Rise of an Empire

When it opens: March 7

The Grand Budapest Hotel

When it opens: March 7

Need For Speed

When it opens: March 14

Bad Words

When it opens: March 14

Divergent

When it opens: March 21

Muppets Most Wanted

When it opens: March 21

Noah

When it opens: March 28

Captain America: The Winter Soldier

When it opens: April 4

Dom Hemingway

When it opens: April 4

Draft Day

When it opens: April 11

Transcendence

When it opens: April 18

The Other Woman

When it opens: April 25

The Amazing Spider-Man 2

When it opens: May 2

Godzilla

When it opens: May 16

Million Dollar Arm

When it opens: May 16

X-Men: Days of Future Past

When it opens: May 23

Maleficent

When it opens: May 30

Edge of Tomorrow

When it opens: June 6

22 Jump Street

When it opens: June 13

Dawn of the Planet of the Apes

When it opens: July 11

Jupiter Ascending

When it opens: July 25

Interstellar

When it opens: Nov. 7

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Watch All the Trailers For 2014 Movies

Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones

Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit

Ride Along

The Nut Job

Gimme Shelter

I, Frankenstein

That Awkward Moment

The Lego Movie

The Monuments Men

A Fantastic Fear of Everything

RoboCop

Vampire Academy

Winter's Tale

Endless Love

About Last Night

Pompeii

300: Rise of an Empire

The Grand Budapest Hotel

Need For Speed

Bad Words

Divergent

Muppets Most Wanted

Noah

Captain America: The Winter Soldier

Dom Hemingway

Draft Day

Transcendence

The Other Woman

The Amazing Spider-Man 2

Godzilla

Million Dollar Arm

X-Men: Days of Future Past

Maleficent

Edge of Tomorrow

22 Jump Street

Dawn of the Planet of the Apes

Jupiter Ascending

Interstellar

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