Limitless (March 18)A copywriter (Bradley Cooper) discovers a drug that gives him superhuman powers

Limitless (March 18)A copywriter (Bradley Cooper) discovers a drug that gives him superhuman powers, but as he starts to probe the drug's origin, a group of shadowy killers is on his trail. Also starring Robert De Niro.Outlook: The viral marketing for this replica Omega 1360.75.00 Watch film has made it look demented, and totally awesome.Paul (March 18)The long-awaited (by us, anyway) comedy starring Simon Pegg and Nick Frost as two nerds who come to the United States on a roadtrip — and meet a real alien, Paul (Seth Rogen). With guest stars Sigourney Weaver, Kristen Wiig, Jeffrey Tambor and Jason Bateman.

Outlook: This film sounds like it'll be Pegg and Frost at the height of their powers, with a sublime level of silliness and nerdery.Sucker Punch (March 25)Zack (Watchmen) Snyder is back with the story of a young girl in a mental institution. She retreats into a bizarre fantasy world, which helps her hatch a plan to escape from the facility.Outlook: This is the first original world Snyder's ever created. It'll definitely look pretty, judging from what replica Omega 1457.78 WoMen's watch we've seen so far.Source Code (April 1)Duncan Jones (Moon) returns with a bigger budget, telling the story of a guy (Jake Gyllenhaal) who has to keep reliving the last eight minutes of a man on a train before it explodes.Outlook: The trailer looks a bit silly, to be honest — but it's Jones, who made one of 2009's best films.

Super (April 1)Rainn Wilson (yes, Dwight from The Office) stars in this DIY superhero movie from Slither's James Gunn. Guest-starring Nathan Fillion as the Holy Avenger, a slicker superhero.Outlook: Early reviews are ecstatic. And we replica Omega 1397.76 WoMen's watch can't wait to see Gunn and Fillion reunited.Hop (April 1)Out-of-work slacker Fred O'Hare (James Marsden) runs over the Easter Bunny (Russell Brand) in his car. So Fred has to take in the bunny as he recovers, and help the bunny save Easter.Outlook: It could be this year's Garfield. Or Yogi Bear. Or maybe the second Gnomeo and Juliet of the year.