Which Upcoming Movie Are You Most Excited About?

• SnotBubbles

  

  Some good ones coming out soon. Which one are you most excited about?
• justincredible

  

  I'm looking forward to seeing 42 soon.
• like_that

  

  http://www.movieinsider.com/movies/-/2013/
  
  Just a reference.
• FatHobbit

  

  I haven't really been paying attention. The only movies I'm aware of are star trek and the great gatsby. (and the hangover III, which I'm not really looking forward to, but will probably see eventually.)
• SnotBubbles

  

  like_that;1425821 wrote:http://www.movieinsider.com/movies/-/2013/
  
  Just a reference.

  Was making a pull Jumpy McGunJumper.
  
  Of course, there are more options...so if the one you anticipate the most is not on here...just list it below.
  
  I left off "World War Z." That's definitely up there for me.
• Fab4Runner

  

  Man of Steel. Christopher Nolan can do no wrong in my eyes.
• justincredible

  

  From the poll, This is the End is probably the one I am most looking forward to.
• hasbeen

  

  justincredible;1425827 wrote:From the poll, This is the End is probably the one I am most looking forward to.

  This.
  
  It better not suck.
• SnotBubbles

  

  Star Trek is probably the only one that I have zero interest in watching.
• Manhattan Buckeye

  Star Trek is the only film that I plan to watch in the theater.
  
  Will definitely watch 300, Hobbit (even if the first was a bit disappointing) on iTunes.
  
  If reviews are good, will catch Iron Man 3 (has to better than Iron Man 2), Man of Steel, etc...on iTunes. Not much hope for Hangover III and I'm Hunger Gamed out.
  
  So, Star Trek.
• bigdaddy2003

  

  In order of anticipation:
  
  Iron Man III
  Hobbit II
  Man of Steel
  300 II
  Hangover III (I think it looks better than 2 but I think they are showing too much in the previews)
  This is the End
  Star Trek 2 (Left the drive in after like 15 minutes during the first one but this one looks like it will be better, I'm not a Star Trek guy but I like J.J Abrams)
  Hunger Games II ((I thought the first was alright but nothing overly entertaining to me, Phillip Seymour Hoffman raises my interest in number 2 though; well I take that back I just saw a preview for it and I'm less interested in PSH's part of the movie now)
  Lone Ranger
  Wolverine
• reclegend22

  

  The Great Gatsby. After Earth with Will Smith and his son Jaden also looks like it has potential. I am a bit concerend, however, that M. Night Shyamalan is directing it. You can expect a very dumbass, ironical twist at the end, probably something along the lines of finding out at the end that it wasn't the end of the world after all and that Will Smith and his son washed up on Gilligan's Island.
  
  Looking forward to the releases of Side Effects and Texas Chainsaw. Didn't make it to the theatres to catch those two so will catch them when they are released.
• Laley23

  

  World War Z
  Man of Steel
  Hunger Games
  Hangover 3 (mostly cause I was in Vegas when they were filming. Look for a zipline across hotels to go wrong lol)
  
  
  Great Gatsby I was looking forward too, but it looks just...bad.
  
  Have no interest in This is the End. But if reviews are awesome, Ill watch.
• dlazz

  reclegend22;1425845 wrote: After Earth with Will Smith and his son Jaden also looks like it has potential. I am a bit concerend, however, that M. Night Shyamalan is directing it.

  This movie looked terrible in previews, and at the very end I noticed it was directed by M. Night Shyamalaymamylaamlm. It pretty much sealed the deal that the movie is going to be fucking awful.
  
  I am only interested in Iron Man 3, but I voted for Cletus.
• Commander of Awesome

  

  I voted for 300, but I dont have high hopes. I generally dont enjoy big budget summer blockbusters though.
• bigdaddy2003

  

  reclegend22;1425845 wrote:The Great Gatsby. After Earth with Will Smith and his son Jaden also looks like it has potential. I am a bit concerend, however, that M. Night Shyamalan is directing it. You can expect a very dumbass, ironical twist at the end, probably something along the lines of finding out at the end that it wasn't the end of the world after all and that Will Smith and his son washed up on Gilligan's Island.
  
  Looking forward to the releases of Side Effects and Texas Chainsaw. Didn't make it to the theatres to catch those two so will catch them when they are released.

  Or it could end up being a global warming movie. I liked Side Effects but thought Texas Chainsaw Massacre was horrible.
• reclegend22

  

  bigdaddy2003;1425888 wrote:Or it could end up being a global warming movie. I liked Side Effects but thought Texas Chainsaw Massacre was horrible.

  Without giving too much away -- other than the obvious part where a bunch of college-aged students will die in a bath of blood at the hands of a saw-wielding maniac -- what didn't you like compared to Michael Bay's last two installments?
  
  I thought both the 2003 film and 2007's The Beginning were both cinematically very well done. They are almost worth watching just for their unsettling intros with the eerie instrumentals and photo sequences. The "found footage" scene with the cop in the Jessica Biel version was great.
• bigdaddy2003

  

  reclegend22;1425893 wrote:Without giving too much away -- other than the obvious part where a bunch of college-aged students will die in a bath of blood at the hands of a saw-wielding maniac -- what didn't you like compared to Michael Bay's last two installments?
  
  I thought both the 2003 film and 2007's The Beginning were both cinematically very well done. They are almost worth watching just for their unsettling intros with the eerie instrumentals and photo sequences. The "found footage" scene with the cop in the Jessica Biel version was great.

  Ha I can't tell you anything without giving it away so you will just have to wait and see. I will just say I didn't think it was better than either of the two Bay films.
• reclegend22

  

  Cool. From the previews it looks like the acting might not be as natural as it was in the other Bay movies -- you have Jessica Biel and Alba to blame for that; those were two pretty big names for the TCM franchise -- but hopefully the cinematography and overall mood of the film is consisent.
  
  We'll see.
• FatHobbit

  

  I like Big Daddy's list. Here's mine. (of the movies in the poll)
  
  The Hobbit
  Star Trek Into Darkness
  The Wolverine
  Iron Man 3
  The Hunger Games
  300: Rise of an Empire
  Man of Steel
  The Hangover: Part III
  This Is The End
  Lone Ranger
• ernest_t_bass

  

  The Hobbit and Great Gatsby
• gport_tennis

  Definitely the great Gatsby for me
• Fred Garvin

  Star Trek. I really enjoyed the reboot of the franchise.
• Sonofanump

  This one:
  
  http://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/2013/04/11/mtv-star-farrah-abraham-porn-video-new-low-lows-experts-say/
• HitsRus

  

  42....Star Trek...The Great Gatsby