Most of the critics associations have spoken, the Golden Globes will announce their nominees in two days, and another year draws to a close. But enough about 2007. We're eagerly wondering, "Will 2008 be as much fun?" Though the magic and wizardry of the electronic press kit, let us journey into the future and peek at what the major studios are up to for the upcoming months.

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We know now grimy digital cameras and monsters from the Atlantic can make for compelling trailer cinema, but will that be enough to sustain a feature-length movie? We'll find out January 18 when Paramount unleashes Cloverfield.

They've got the munchies...for adventure! BFFs Harold and Kumar return April 25 for another dazed and confused romp in Harold and Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay, this time getting sidetracked during a totally innocent trip to Amsterdam.

The first trailer and handful of Speed Racer production stills are out, and fanboy reaction so far has been passionately divided. Exactly how the mischievous Wachowskis would like it, we're sure. Speed Racer will hit the multiplex circuit on May 9.

Sometimes the Batmobile (especially Batman Begins' armored Frankenstein-on-wheels) just can't weave through Gotham City traffic fast enough. That's when you call up the Batpod. It'll probably get some nifty chase scenes in The Dark Knight, in theaters July 18.

America's busiest A-list director, Ridley Scott, makes his 2008 mark with, um, Untitled Ridley Scott Thriller. Already widely known by its production title, Body of Lies, the film will star Leonardo DiCaprio, Russell Crowe, and Carice von Houten.

Of course, let's not forget that wonderful medium almost as old as cinema itself: the movie poster! Our personal picks for the best 2008 posters so far:

   

These posters are for Funny Games (Feb. 15), One Missed Call (Jan. 4), and Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (May 22).