Watch All the Trailers For April Movies

Updated on 4/2/2014 at 11:00 AM

Who's excited for some good, old-fashioned fun at the movies? April is shaping up to be an exciting month for moviegoers, no matter what your favorite genre is. Marvel fans are likely already braced for the arrival of Captain America: The Winter Soldier, horror enthusiasts will get Oculus and The Quiet Ones, while comedy nuts can look forward to Dom Hemingway and The Other Woman. Before you make your movie selections for the month, take a look at all the trailers! Source: 20th Century Fox

Captain America: The Winter Soldier

When it opens: April 4

Island of Lemurs: Madagascar

When it opens: April 4

Under the Skin

When it opens: April 4 (limited)

Dom Hemingway

When it opens: April 4 (limited)

Oculus

When it opens: April 11

Rio 2

When it opens: April 11

Draft Day

When it opens: April 11

Heaven Is For Real

When it opens: April 16

Transcendence

When it opens: April 17

A Haunted House 2

When it opens: April 18

Bears

When it opens: April 18

The Other Woman

When it opens: April 25

The Quiet Ones

When it opens: April 25

Brick Mansions

When it opens: April 25

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Watch All the Trailers For April Movies

Captain America: The Winter Soldier

Island of Lemurs: Madagascar

Under the Skin

Dom Hemingway

Oculus

Rio 2

Draft Day

Heaven Is For Real

Transcendence

A Haunted House 2

Bears

The Other Woman

The Quiet Ones

Brick Mansions

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