We at Reel Toronto usually wait until we have the whole darned movie so we can delight you with screencaps galore. That said, a couple of new TO-shot movies have recently revealed themselves to the world in trailer form and we couldn't wait any longer to share.

The first is today's teaser for The Incredible Hulk. We don't know if this movie will be great or sucky, but we can already tell it will rank high on the "Hulk Smash-o-Meter."

Men with steel.

As we reported last year, on a couple of occasions, the film shot all around downtown, most notably at U of T and on Yonge at Gerrard. The strip was shut down and converted into a warzone-like section of Harlem and you get a looooovely glimpse of it in the trailer.

It's unlikely this is the first tussle outside the Zanzibar. It may be the first where the NYPD were called in, however.

The Yanks can pretend it's New York all they want—we know the Zanzibar and Sam the Record Man (in all their seedy, neon glory) when we see 'em.

No, it's not the LG Tower near Dundas Square. This is a different Abomination on Yonge Street.

The big baddy in this one is The Abomination, and we get to see his big muscle-bound self too. This ain't one of those trailers where they don't show you anything; that's for sure.

Beyond that, the flick's got Edward Norton, William Hurt, Tim Roth and Liv Tyler and we're trying to be optimistic.

The other big slice of Hogtown/Hollywood which could go either way at this point is Mike Myers' The Love Guru. This one is as good as it gets: an American-made movie that actually takes place in Toronto!

Feel free to "nyuk nyuk" when Mr. Trailer Narrator says "the second greatest guru in India is coming...to America," as we cut to shots of Pearson. After all, we are in North America, so why split hairs?

Yeah, basically this Love Guru dude is called to Toronto to help a Maple Leafs player who has lost his proverbial mojo. No doubt it ends with the Leafs winning the Stanley Cup, making it something of a comedy/fantasy (zing!).

You do the guru that you do so well.

That means, at least in the trailer, most of the local shots are at the easily-recognizable ACC, but we expect more when the whole thing comes out in June.

We're not sure about this one either since it seems to have some bits that look an awful lot like old Austin Powers jokes (including Mini-Me appearing as the team's coach) but we love Mikey, so we'll give him benefit of the doubt. For now.