Watch the new 'The Lincoln Lawyer' trailer

It took a while for this one to come together, but "The Lincoln Lawyer" is now finally on track for a release March 18, 2011. Matthew McConaughey stars in the thriller directed by Brad Furman. Trailer above.

Looks quite intense without revealing all too much at the same time, which I appreciate. Plus, the casting looks pretty solid as well. Marisa Tomei looks amazing, and Ryan Phillippe and William H. Macy co-star.

The film follows a pretty confident lawyer (McConaughey) who works out of the back of his Lincoln and picks up his biggest case yet when he agrees to defend a Beverly Hills playboy accused of murder.

'MacGruber' release date change!

Here is a quick release date chane alert: Universal Pictures has decided to not release "MacGruber" on April 23, 2010. Instead, the studio will push back the upcoming comedy until May 21, 2010. It will now go up against "Shrek Forever After."

"MacGruber" is based on SNL's popular "MacGyver" parody, and it stars Will Forte, Kristen Wiig, Val Kilmer and Ryan Phillippe. It follows MacGruber as he's forced out of retirement to hunt down Cunth (Kilmer), a villain who possesses a nuclear bomb.

Red and Green band trailers for 'MacGruber'

The Mac is coming to the screen, and he's got two trailers!

As you may have already heard, "MacGruber" is coming to the big screen, and red and green band trailers for the action comedy have debuted online. They're not that funny, but see for yourself after the jump.

"MacGruber" is based on SNL's popular "MacGyver" parody, and it stars Will Forte, Kristen Wiig, Val Kilmer and Ryan Phillippe. The film is expected to hit theaters April 23, 2010. Jorma Taccone directed the flick.

The original skits had Forte play MacGyver's son and Wiig portraying his assistant, who find themselves stuck in a room with a ticking time bomb. The feature film will head into a slightly different direction.

Written by Forte, Taccone and John Solomon, the script follows MacGruber as he's forced out of retirement to hunt down Cunth (Kilmer), a villain who possesses a nuclear bomb. Phillippe is one of his allies.

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SNL's 'MacGruber' heading to big screen

"MacGruber," the "Saturday Night Life" parody of "MacGruber," is heading to the big screen with Ryan Phillippe and Val Kilmer in talks to star.

Jorma Taccone, creator of the charater, is set to direct the project, while Will Forte and Kristen Wiig are expected to reprise their roles from the TV sketches.

The original skits had Forte play MacGyver's son and Wiig portraying his assistant, who find themselves stuck in a room with a ticking time bomb.

The Hollywood Reporter says the feature film will head into a different direction. Written by Forte, Taccone and John Solomon, the script follows MacGruber as he's forced out of retirement to hunt down Cunth, a villain who possesses a nuclear bomb.

The trade reports Kilmer may play Cunth, with Phillippe on-board as an Army officer teaming up with the lead character. Phillippe was last seen in "Stop-Loss." Kilmer's got "Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans" coming up soon.