Trailer Roundup: Watch these previews for 'Noah,' 'Divergent,' 'Maleficent' and more in case you missed them debuting this week!

Just like last week, this week we were all treated to some great, exciting trailers for upcoming movies! Earlier in the week, we got our first look at footage from Angelina Jolie's Maleficent, Darren Aronofsky's Noah, and a number of other great films. So let's sit back and recap the week in movie trailers for November 10 - 15!

First off, we have the latest trailer for one of Disney's most iconic stories, Sleeping Beauty, reimagined from the point of view of the antagonist. Maleficent follows the back story of a mystical fairy turned into a dark sorceress who eventually casts a spell to kill a young girl. Angelina Jolie embodies the evil character and is supported by Elle Fanning in the role of the Sleeping Beauty.

Click here to read more about Maleficent and to watch the first trailer!

Another promising film coming out is Tar, the film based on the life and work of poet C.K. Williams. James Franco portrays the poet with Jessica Chastain, Zach Braff and Mila Kunis supporting. Tar is also the name of Williams' collection of works, for which he won a Pulitzer Prize.

Click here to watch the trailer and learn more about the movie!

This next film is already being called "the next Hunger Games" and this new trailer really drives the point home. With Divergent, audiences are invited back into the familiar dystopian future setting but this time the story is a bit different. Shailene Woodley leads this promising young cast in the new movie that is sure to develop into a franchise.

Check out more information and the trailer right HERE!

Do you remember when Mark Wahlberg freaked out during an interview in regards to actors comparing their job to that of the Military? Well he was in the middle of promoting his new movie Lone Survivor.

Check out why he freaked out RIGHT HERE!

Maybe the biggest film to come out in some time, Darren Aronofsky's bold film Noah also released a trailer this week. Starring Russell Crowe, Emma Watson and Jennifer Connelly, you might be surprised with this one. It is taken from the popular biblical tale with a comic book twist.

Read more HERE!