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New trailers: Entourage, Mission: Impossible, Silicon Valley, and more

All the shows and movies you should be looking out for

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Some of the biggest movies of summer and some of the biggest TV shows of spring put out trailers this week, so there's plenty to watch. Aside from the big names — like Mission: Impossible and J.K. Rowling's The Casual Vacancy — there's also some nice surprises: like Arnold Schwarzenegger in the tense zombie thriller Maggie. You can watch all 10 of this week's best below.

Mission: Impossible Rogue Nation

The new Mission: Impossible is shaping up to be one of the biggest action films of the summer, and this first trailer sells it as exactly that. Get ready for two-and-a-half minutes of near-constant combat and chaos. It'll be in theaters July 31st.

Entourage

Fans are pumped. Everyone else is making fun of it. Basically, things are the same as ever for Entourage, but that's no reason to complain. The latest trailer for the show's movie continuation is packed with people and problems. It'll be in theaters June 5th

Silicon Valley

The latest trailer for Silicon Valley's second season is all about competition and destruction. Now that the crew is having some success, there appears to be even more of an effort to take them down — and no one seems to be handling it well. The new season starts April 12th.

Maggie

Maggie is a totally different kind of zombie film. Rather than fighting off hordes of the undead in an attempt at survival, Maggie has its lead character, played by Arnold Schwarzenegger, trying to protect his daughter as she's slowly overcome with the dangerous virus. It'll be in theaters and on-demand starting May 8th.

The Casual Vacancy

J.K. Rowling's The Casual Vacancy is coming to HBO as a three-part miniseries next month, and this new trailer is the first to give a really good idea of what to expect from it. Unlike earlier previews of the show, this one really makes Vacancy's strange, small town look alive and worth exploring. HBO will start airing it April 29th.

Derek

Derek is ending with one final special — much like how Ricky Gervais' other series have wrapped up. A trailer for the special came out this week, and you'll be able to watch it on Netflix starting April 3rd.

Dope

Dope was a big hit at Sundance this year, and its latest trailer shows why: this is a film with a ton of energy and personality. It'll be in theaters June 19th.

Good Kill

Ethan Hawke stars as a drone pilot fighting the Taliban in Good Kill. It's hard to tell how well the film handles its difficult subject matter, but it's interesting to see it try: the film is very much about a character's struggles with killing people from half a world away — including the civilians who get caught up in some strikes. It'll be in theaters and on-demand in the US starting May 15th.

Slow West

I'll watch anything with Michael Fassbender in it. Slow West is, as you've probably gathered, a western. It's about two men traveling together as they deal with the pursuit of an outlaw. It got good reviews out of Sundance, and it's now about to come out. It'll be on DirecTV starting April 16th and then head into theaters and on-demand starting May 15th.

Tangerines

Tangerines was one of this year's nominees for best foreign language film at the Oscars. It ultimately didn't win out, but it's still supposed to be a great movie. It's about farmers living amid conflict in Georgia who take in two injured soldiers — one from either side of the conflict. It'll start playing in select US theaters starting April 17th.