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Some new movie trailers have hit the web and most of them are for movies you no doubt will want to see. Among them are the restricted red band trailer for Forgetting Sarah Marshall, which doesn’t have anything new or different from the original trailer, but if you love Kristen Bell and we sure as heck do, then she has a funny faux-sex scene this time around. This one stars Jason Siegel, Paul Rudd, Jonah Hill and Kristen Bell. With a cast like that you’re probably thinking, hey is Judd Apatow involved? Yup, he produced the whole shebang. [view]

Also, the new documentary from Morgan Spurlock, Where in the World is Osama Bin Laden? also gets a trailer. This one got great reviews and buzz coming out of Sundance, even if Spurlock never actually found Osama. [View]

Liam Nesson is starring in a thriller from the director of District B13 and Luc Besson. There’s no stateside release, but this still looks pretty darn good. The pedigree behind the movie is pretty outstanding. Liam Nesson goes on a manhunt after his daughter is kidnapped in Paris. [View]

MTV Movie Blog has the exclusive trailer for the remake of Funny Games , starring Naomi Watts, Tim Roth, Michael Pitt and Brady Corbet. Watts and Roth play a vacationing couple who are taken hostage. This one got razzed at Sundance. Seems director Michael Haneke has the touch only once, as he remade his own movie.

And M. Night has a new film, that looks kinda creepy with Mark Wahlberg. It’s called The Happening. You can watch below.

Access Hollywood debuted the trailer for the upcoming Judd Apatow-produced, Forgetting Sarah Marshall.?? The premise is, like a lot of Apatow productions, overtly simplistic.? But we’ve all come to accept that it’s not the plot which makes Apatow comedies the best in the business right now, it’s the execution.

It’s the deft blend of raunchy comedy, male ego bashing, female bewilderment, but above all else the underlying pathos for the characters.? Despite all of their imperfections, whether it’s Seth Rogan’s manchild Ben Stone, or Steve Carrell’s ubermanchild Andy Stitzer, you can tell that Apatow loves them and wants us to love them as well.? That’s missing from a lot of comedies, especially from a lot of romantic comedies.

Forgetting Sarah Marshall seems to take the same approach.? The story of Peter Bretter (Jason Segel), takes a Hawaii vacation in order to deal with recent break-up with his TV star girlfriend, Sarah Marshall (Kristen Bell). Little does he know Sarah?s traveling to the same resort as her ex? and she?s bringing along her new boyfriend. The film also features Apatow regulars Jonah Hill, Paul Rudd and Bill Hader.

We love Kristen Bell and Jason Segel is so underrated on the CBS sitcom How I Met Your Mother.? They’ve both got great comedy chops and hopefully they can pull of this sort of romantic comedy.