Most Anticipated Movies of 2013

[Moviefan2k4]

Originally Posted by bmogav

Odds are it won't be a tenth as good as the original Robocop, but money is money for the studio execs, no matter how much they bastardize a product

I'd actually prefer a more character-driven "RoboCop" story, instead of excessive violence and such. I'd like a move that tells things from Murphy's internal point of view, showing his conflict, once he realizes what's happened to him.

[remake]

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 3D
The Evil Dead
Scary Movie 5
Now You See Me
Warm Bodies
Percy Jackson: Sea Of Monsters
Fast & Furious 6
Monsters University

[cvm]

Let me add R.I.P.D. to the list. This movie looks interesting.

[jmbenesh]

Originally Posted by csdot

it may be pretty early but im sure im not the only person whos already started thinking about this. next years line-up is already shaping up to be nearly as exciting as this year. lets hear 'em!

The Last Stand
Pacific Rim
Star Trek 2
Iron Man 3
Thor 2
Man of Steel
The Hobbit: There and Back Again
Robopocaylpse

I'll be interested in Star Trek 2 after how great Star Trek was, and I'll see Iron Man 3 if only to hope that it can be more like Iron Man than Iron Man 2.

The Hobbit is almost guaranteed to be good, and I'm interested to see what Chris Nolan (as producer) can bring to the Superman franchise.

The rest, no thanks. I'm very interested in Inside Llewyn Davis (by the Coen brothers), assuming it hits in 2013 rather than 2012. And Monsters University as well.

Oh yes, and add Catching Fire to the list as well.

[Galactus]

The Wolverine
Thor 2
Iron Man 3
Man of Steel
Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters
World War Z
R.I.P.D.
RED 2
RoboCop
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (WTF I'll give it a shot!)

[Edword]

Originally Posted by MarkJ801

I'll have to add Catching Fire

After seeing The Hunger Games yesterday, I'm definitely adding Catching Fire!
Also:
Thor 2
Iron Man 3
The Wolverine
Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters
Monsters University

[Seymour]

Burt Wonderstone
Elysium
Oblivion

And since it got pushed back to 2013:

Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters

[Dead By Shaun]

The Hobbit: There And Back Again
Oz: The Great And Powerful
The Chronicles of Riddick 3
Elysium
Monsters University
Robopocalypse

[rezpekt]

Originally Posted by boredhusband

Lawless - Terrence Malick

It's not called Lawless anymore. Malick gave that name away to John Hillcoat's new film.

[Taipan]

What's Oblivion about?

Checking IMDB.......

[menaceuk]

Just Star Trek 2 for me right now. I don't really know what is coming in 2013.

[Kevin Holly]

None. A movie announced so far in advance is no doubt an overhyped blockbuster. Well, I suppose the second Hobbit comes out in late 2013, and Jackson has proven himself a good director of the LOTR films, so I imagine that will be pretty good. So I guess that.

Oh, also I guess if Scorsese actually announces The Irishman for sure I will be pretty excited for that. But it looks like he's doing something else instead, AGAIN.

[technique]

Don't forget the live action remake of Akira if it actually doesn't get delayed yet again.

[Seymour]

Originally Posted by Taipan

What's Oblivion about?

Checking IMDB.......

It's this Tom Cruise/Morgan Freeman action sci-fi movie being put out by Universal next April. I guess it's based on some comic book/graphic novel...

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1483013/

[JackVincennes]

Trance

Director: Danny Boyle
Cast: James McAvoy, Rosario Dawson and Vincent Cassel

A thriller centered around a botched art heist that pits two men against one another, though they both develop unusual relationships with the same woman.

The Wolf of Wall Street

Director: Martin Scorcese
Cast: Leonardo DiCaprio

A New York stockbroker refuses to cooperate in a large securities fraud case involving corruption on Wall Street, corporate banking world and mob infiltration. Based on Jordan Belfort's autobiography.

[Galactus]

Originally Posted by Kevin Enns

None. A movie announced so far in advance is no doubt an overhyped blockbuster. Well, I suppose the second Hobbit comes out in late 2013, and Jackson has proven himself a good director of the LOTR films, so I imagine that will be pretty good. So I guess that.

Oh, also I guess if Scorsese actually announces The Irishman for sure I will be pretty excited for that. But it looks like he's doing something else instead, AGAIN.

I've been waiting on that movie for awhile now, last I heard De Niro and Pacino are supposed to be teaming up again is that still the case?

[Decado]

These are movies I'm interesting (some may no longer be 2013 titles or may be canned):

Elysium (if what I've heard it is true, definitely my most anticipated film of 2013)
The Odyssey
Hercules: The Thracian Wars
300: Battle of Artemisia (dubious choice for director)
The Last Stand
Mad Max Fury Road
RoboCop
Machete Kills
Silence
Robopocolypse
The Hobbit: There and Back Again
Star Trek 2
Trance
Sin City 2 (yeah, I know, lol)

Most of those won't appeal to me much unless they're R-rated. We'll see :|

EDIT: Oh yeah, and an assortment of foreign films. Alas, I have an even worse grasp of the potential of foreign films (and when they'll be released with english subs) than I do domestic ones.

[HDnBoonies]

Paranormal Activity 5

[Kevin Holly]

Originally Posted by HDnBoonies

Paranormal Activity 5

And here I thought that wretched series was going to be a trilogy. Oh well.

[Agent Bond]

The Wolverine