What movies are you looking forward to seeing in 2013?

texas chainsaw 3d, a good day to die hard, the croods, gi joe retaliation, scary movie 5, star trek into the darkness, hangover 3, fast and furious 6, man of steel, smurfs 2, little mermaid 3d, starwars episode 2 3d, paranormal activity 5
yay!
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Someone please kill me.

…little mermaid 3D? seriously?

@ragingloli

Someone please kill me.

What’s the release date for that one? I can’t find it at IMDb. ;-?

The Great Gatsby.

Gangster Squad

The next installment from The Hobbit.

I tend not to see most movies right away, so there are some from late 2012 that I have not yet seen.

Lincoln

Hitchcock

Hyde Park on the Hudson

Rise of the Guardians

Les Miserables

Star Trek (the new one that’s coming with Benedict Cumberbatch)

Despicable Me 2

@Bellatrix Lookin forward to the next Hobbit movies too. no idea when they’ll be out though…

@Kardamom Les Misérables looks awesome, we had comic books of that story in school.

The Guilt Trip
Star Trek

I really want to see Hitchcock and Les Mis too. Les Mis is out here already and I forgot about Hitchcock.

The Man of Steel
The Hobbit, pt. 2
(Part 1 was amazing btw…)
Star Trek 2

Django Unchained
Hansel and Gretel- Witch Hunters
Jack the Giant Slayer
Star Trek Into Darkness
The Lone Ranger- Johnny Depp plays Tonto.
Pacific Rim
Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters

All the great 2012 movies I missed.

My own movies of which I cannot divulge at this point

Texas Chainsaw/Evil dead/I Frankenstein/World War Z/Kick Ass 2/Despicable Me 2/Lone Ranger/Monsters University & Sin City 2.
As you can see I have a mix of horror & cartoons…quite a complex fucker ain’t I?

The Hobbit (part 2 – the title escapes me at the moment.) @Symbeline – December. Then the last installment will be July of 2014.

The new alternate reality Star Trek movie: Into Darkness.

One of these I will see in the theater. Can you guess which?

Fury Road (Mad Max part IV)

The Hobbit Part II

The Hunger Games Part II – Catching Fire

Iron Man 3

Sin City 2

The Great Gatsby.
On The Road.
(But scared to see both!)

@Seek_Kolinahr: Is Into Darkness a movie-length remake of Mirror, Mirror? ;)

@bookish1 I honestly have no idea what it’s about, but the whole 18 year old Cap’n Kirk stuff is entirely Alternate Universe, and has no bearing on the canon of the Original Series or any subsequent series based in the “original” universe.

And I’m going to wait for the DVD, unless I hear something massive and unmissable is going to take place.

My movie…jellyfish porn in IMAX 3D! : ) Also, I wish a Hollywood producer would come up with Merman Zombies from Atlantis or something like that…

The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug should be good. Reading the book now :)

Star Trek

I am very excited about Les Miserables which I am hoping to see next week! Also, Despicable Me 2 and The Guilt Trip (because it has Barbra Streisand in it obviously!)

I can’t wait to see the second movie in the Hunger Games trilogy- Catching Fire. I’m also super excited about the second movie in the Hobbit trilogy.

I’m going to cheat. Was too lazy to research upcoming 2013 movies and created this list from the answers above…heh heh.

1. Star Trek – apparently, lots of Trek fans were unhappy with the science of the first but I’m not one of them. Just give me lots of space action and witty dialogue between Spock, Kirk, Scotty, Bones and I’m happy as a trembling tribble.

2. World War Z – excited but I worry if this will deliver. Read the book and loved it. I would not have read it yet if I knew there will be a movie.

3. Kick-Ass 2 – wow, didn’t even know there’s going to be one but can’t wait to see HitGirl again and expecting her to decapitate a bad guy this time and scream Fuk You! to the decapitated head just before quartering it with a sword. Too much? Yes. Yes it is.

4. Pacific Rim – only for two simple reasons. Hollywood funded visual sfx and Guillermo del Toro.

5. Die Harder-er…er-! – was a teenager in the 80s so I feel it’s my duty to feel excited about John Mclane’s antics and gun shooting. I will watch until he teams up with his grandkids killing terrorists but I will draw the line if he teams up with his pet canine cyborg.

6. The Hobbit – ill be excited only when December comes. In the meantime, I’ll hate it for not being shown this summer.

7. Ironman 3 – excited because Shane Black is involved. Praying he’ll do a Josh Whedon for The Avengers and not do a Kiss Kiss Bang Bang fiasco.

8. Superman – what can i say…I will always be excited because I love what this guy stands for. A boy scout in a cape that could pulverize a planet if he wants to. But he won’t see? He’s too decent for that. And no one does flying like Sups. No one.

Just hoping not too much angst was injected into his character by Nolan and Goyer. And lots of action puhleeeze! The recent animated Superman movies by Warner Bros. have good if not great action scenes. Hope this movie has shockingly good ones…

1. IRONMAN 3!!!!! I love Robert Downey Jr as Ironman. Love love love!
2. Superman
3. Star Trek
4. A Good Day to Die Hard <——or something like that lol
5. Oz the Great and Powerful <——- again, something like that

@cutiepi92 : Wait, they’re remaking The Wizard of Oz ???

Sorry to jump in, but I got here first so there…no it’s not a remake, more of a prequel if anything, although it’s set way before the 1939 movie takes over.
Directed by Sam Raimi yes him & starring the gorgeous Mila Kunis as the wicked witch of the west, hubba hubba!

Damn you @ucme lmao. Yes @bookish1 , it’s a like a prequel. It looks pretty cool to me

As @ucme said, it’s a prequel. It’s all about how the “wizard” originally made it to Oz.

@cutiepi92 & yes, you too @WillWorkForChocolate I get my information by standing behind a curtain randomly turning wheels & pulling levers, it’s all a big smokescreen you see :¬)

Well, didn’t L. Frank Baum write his own prequels?? Is this based on another Oz book?

@bookish1 It’s adapted from the same book The Wondeful Wizard of Oz, but set in a time prior to then…work that one out.

HOLY CRAP HOW COULD I FORGET!!!
Midnight’s Children by Salman Rushdie, directed by Deepa Mehta!!!!!!
I can’t wait to see how she made this incredible work of literature into a film!!!

@ucme: So a made-up prequel that’s not based on any of Baum’s own backstory? Curiouser and curiouser…

@bookish1 How did I not know anything about that? Gods I wish you lived closer to me. We need to hang out.

@Seek_Kolinahr : I think I heard about it on the BBC news. Too bad we can’t hang out… We’d have a Star Trek and Python movie marathon ;)

@bookish1 I have an old rehearsal tape you’d like to see, too. Though, Kurt spends most of the time staring into the corner and mumbling incoherently to himself. However, the lyrics to Teen Spirit are completely different.

@Seek_Kolinahr You may have to temporarily change your name to Seek_Cumberbatch! Sherlock Holmes in space, Woot!

Cumberbatch as Smaug AND in Space?!?! I can feel the eargasms in anticipation.

^^ LOL eargasms : )

I forgot to include Zero Dark Thirty in my previous comment. I saw it today, and man was it great! Really intense. The guy next to me was white-knuckling his armrests.

Oh I am going to look forward to that one then @WillWorkForChocolate. I saw Les Mis the other day. As much as I like Russell and Hugh – I didn’t like the film. Their singing was very weak in my opinion and couldn’t carry the tunes. I’ve never seen the stage version or read the book so I had no preconceived ideas about the story. The story is great – this production didn’t work for me.

@Bellatrix Thank you! I’m not alone. I walked out during the first 20 minutes of Les Mis. The director may have done well with The King’s Speech but it seems he stumbled here.