Even though she's not officially running for President -- and even though her latest One Nation bus tour would have us believe otherwise -- Sarah Palin's been one of the more interesting political figures over the past few years. Some think she's just the maverick this country needs, but others -- like filmmaker Nick Broomfield -- are convinced she's anything but. In an effort to get through all the smoke and mirrors of her public image, Broomfield decided to go to her home town of Wasilla, Alaska and interview those who knew her best in the upcoming documentary 'Sarah Palin: You Betcha!'

From what we know so far, 'Young Adult' is about a teen lit author named Mavis Gary (Theron) who returns home to win back her high school sweetheart (Patrick Wilson) who's now married with kids. When things don't go as planned, Gary finds herself reconnecting with a old classmate (Patton Oswalt) who's still reveling in his high school days.

On top of its all-star cast, 'Young Adult' is also the first reunion for director Jason Reitman and screenwriter Diablo Cody since the Oscar-winning 'Juno.' Needless to say, we're excited, so click through to check out the debut poster and get on the bandwagon.

If you thought 'Happy Gilmore' featured too much golf and wish 'Slap Shot' had been a Hanson Brothers highlight reel for two hours, then say hello to 'Goon.' Starring Seann William Scott, 'Goon' is the story of a down-on-his-luck bouncer who gets recruited by a semi-pro hockey team with the understanding that he's to fight every opponent so the team can win more games. Sounds pretty similar to Kevin Smith's upcoming 'Hit Somebody' movies, but go ahead and check out The Stifmeister punch  the tar out of people  for a living ahead.

Because car and foot chases are so 2010, the first trailer for 'Premium Rush' is here to remind you that bikes can be awesome too. Starring Joseph-Gordon Levitt and Michael Shannon, the story revolves around a New York City bike messenger who finds himself pedaling for his life when a crooked cop pulls out all the stops to intercept his latest delivery. It's like 'Triple Rush' mixed with 'Run, Lola, Run,' and as the trailer ahead will show you, it's a halfway decent combination.

Still not really sure how Channing Tatum went from popping and locking in 'Step Up' to starring alongside Hollywood royalty over the course of five years, but hopefully his latest turn in 'The Son of No One' will clear up some of the confusion. This time around, Tatum plays a rookie New York City cop tasked with cleaning up the crime-ridden neighborhood he grew up in. Along the way, an anonymous caller threatens to divulge a long-forgotten secret that could destroy the cop's whole world. Written and directed by Dito Montiel and co-starring Al Pacino, Ray Liotta, Katie Holmes, Tracy Morgan, and Juliette Binoche, click through to see this A-list cast square off against the streets of New York in the first trailer from Fandango.

Even though she's not officially running for President -- and even though her latest One Nation bus tour would have us believe otherwise -- Sarah Palin's been one of the more interesting political figures over the past few years. Some think she's just the maverick this country needs, but others -- like filmmaker Nick Broomfield -- are convinced she's anything but. In an effort to get through all the smoke and mirrors of her public image, Broomfield decided to go to her home town of Wasilla, Alaska and interview those who knew her best in the upcoming documentary 'Sarah Palin: You Betcha!'