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Here’s a preview of what we can expect to see in the next few months. Django gets unchained, The master of suspense raises money for a little movie called Psycho, Satan get’s worshiped and Ryan Gosling gets Emma Stone once again.
This and more in this week’s Trailer Round-up.

Warner Bros.
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If you like gangster movies, you don’t want to miss this one. Not only does it look like a good gangster shoot-out flick, but it also has Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone getting down and dirty. Add to this the fact that the film has an A-list cast, and this one is a no-brainer.

Open Road Films
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Shot in a way that’s never been seen before via police cars, surveillance cameras, and the handheld devices of civilians and gang members, End of Watch promises to be one of the most riveting dramas of the year. To celebrate, we’re giving away t-shirt as well as a signed movie poster!
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Open Road Films
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In David Ayer’s new police drama End of Watch, Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Pena get into some pretty serious shootouts and car chases while they protect the streets of Los Angeles. But that doesn’t mean they don’t have any down time to talk about their love lives. Gyllenhaal describes the his hookup pattern to Pena as they cruise in their squad car in this new clip, which you can see below. Check it out!

Open Road Films
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Jake Gyllenhaal is one of those actors who’s reached the point where you can pretty much assume any movie he’s in is good, so we’ve been on board with End of Watch for months. But for the rest of you, we’ve got an exclusive 30-second spot (entitled “Truth”) that does a nice job of introducing us to the major themes of the film. Shot in a way that’s never been seen before via police cars, surveillance cameras, and the handheld devices of civilians and gang members, Gyllenhaal and Michael Pena star as two Los Angeles Police Officers who get in too deep with cartel affairs, putting them and their families’ lives in danger — even more so than usual.