Welcome to the Movie Media column - trailers, posters, and clips for upcoming films. Some are nice and fresh, some aren't. However, they all have something in common — they caught my attention, for better or worse. If there is a poster or trailer you think I should check out, be sure to let me know, and I will see what I can do.

This week's movie goodies include media for a returning icon of action, an adaptation of a Richard Matheson novel, a Freddy-inspired horror flick, an animated tale of bees, and more!

I Am Legend - Poster

The final poster has come out for this apocalyptic adaptation. It is easily a step up from the teaser poster from a few months back, but still seems a little dull. As I look at it, I wish that the title was a little more prominent and Will Smith's name a little less prominent. I understand that this is sold as a Smith vehicle, but still. Anyway, I like the repetition of his radio broadcast in small letters down the middle, that is a nice touch. I am still a little worried how this will turn out, but am anxious to see how successful it could be.

Bee Movie - Poster, Trailer

Jerry Seinfeld is coming to the big screen in animated form. The early trailers were brilliant, as Jerry and other cast members attempt to make a live action bee movie — weird and absolutely fantastic. The actual animation may not be Pixar level, but it is looking like a lot of fun. Below are the trailers and the latest poster. Hopefully the film will pay off.

John Rambo - Trailer

Shortly after Rocky Balboa was announced (or maybe before, I don't quite remember) news also came out that Sly was going to be resurrecting the Rambo character. In a bit of synchronicity, it would follow the same convention of naming the film after the primary character; in this case it is John Rambo. An online tease of a trailer has been floating around for some time now; those of you who haven't seen it should check it out. I thought it was funny at first too, but this teaser looks really good, nice and bloody. Recently, a rumor came out that the title was going to be changed to Rambo: To Hell and Back, but according to Stallone it was just a rumor. Anyway, check out this teaser: