It's been a big week for exciting trailers, especially when it comes to female-led movies.

"It always came down to two people: the divine pairing."

It's here! 40 days and change until Avengers: Infinity War and we've at last been gifted with a new trailer. There's a ton of things happening here, so let's make the leap.

In his feature film directorial debut, Burnham tackles the turmoil and insecurities of what, for most of us, was a generally garbage time in our lives. It looks spectacular.

The latest trailer for Jessica Jones Season Two reminds us how far she's come through the first season and The Defenders, as well as the one thing that hasn't changed: "Still angry."

Just watching this trailer is a lot to experience. I for one am exhausted.

We've been looking forward to the release of Incredibles 2 for what seems like forever, and now that the first full trailer has been released, it's clear our excitement was not misplaced.

In the new Mission Impossible: Fallout trailer, we finally get to see Henry Cavill's digitally removed mustache in all its glory.

It's like Groundhog Day but way less interesting.

The new trailer for Pacific Rim Uprising has stomped into our lives in all its colorful, smash-y, rock-'em-sock'-em glory, and it has some surprising new antagonists.

Where do we even start with this mess?

Hulu has released new footage from the upcoming second season of The Handmaid's Tale, which will premiere on April 25.

The new trailer follows the same path we've seen before: Everlasting, the show within the show, is on the brink of cancellation and only Rachel can save it, so she has to choose between returning to work and investing in her mental health. She chooses work, obviously, Quinn is extra Quinn at all times, sex and drug stuff, drama and scandal, that's the show.

The final trailer for Black Panther has landed, and advance tickets are selling fast!

It's a new year, and that means new TV! All of our favorite shows are coming back from their winter breaks, and that includes all The CW's "Super-verse" shows! What? "Arrowverse" is so three years ago.

Seth MacFarlane received some hearty ribbing for the ways that The Orville seemed more like a Star Trek fan film with high production values than an original series, and now the internet has gifted us with his actual teenage Star Trek film.

Heather Graham's making her feature film debut as a writer and director with the upcoming comedy, Half Magic. Check out the first trailer after the jump!