I'll definitely be seeing this one, of course:

Probably this one:

I'll wait for the reviews on these:

I honestly have very little idea of forthcoming titles. And I could take or leave those few titles I do know.

I love Sally Hawkins so I will be checking out Blue Jasmine as well. And Julie Delpy won me over recently after watching the movies 2 Days in Paris and 2 Days in New York (both very funny) so I have the entire trilogy of Before Sunrise/Sunset/Midnight on my schedule.

Others I want to see right now:

Frances Ha - I've read Woody Allen is a huge influence for this one.




Stories We Tell - The new documentary by Sarah Polley (Take This Waltz) has gotten excellent reviews.

Superman said there is some documentary made about him so I think I'll check that out.

I really want to see Frances Ha as well. I was looking forward to Only God Forgives, but the early notices haven't been too positive.

Otherwise:

Pacific Rim

Ain't Them Bodies Saints

A Band Called Death

sexton said:

I love Sally Hawkins so I will be checking out Blue Jasmine as well. And Julie Delpy won me over recently after watching the movies 2 Days in Paris and 2 Days in New York (both very funny) so I have the entire trilogy of Before Sunrise/Sunset/Midnight on my schedule.

Others I want to see right now:

Frances Ha - I've read Woody Allen is a huge influence for this one.

I read that, too, and checked out the trailer.

damosuzuki said:

I really want to see Frances Ha as well. I was looking forward to Only God Forgives, but the early notices haven't been too positive.

Otherwise:

Pacific Rim

Ain't Them Bodies Saints

A Band Called Death

I've heard Pacific Rim talked about a lot (especially on the Entertainment Weekly channel, on SiriusXM). I just googled it to see what it was.

I like Rooney Mara, but the trailer for ATBS didn't appeal to me.

First I've heard of ABCD. I like docs, but dunno if I would watch this.

Ace said:

sexton said:

I love Sally Hawkins so I will be checking out Blue Jasmine as well. And Julie Delpy won me over recently after watching the movies 2 Days in Paris and 2 Days in New York (both very funny) so I have the entire trilogy of Before Sunrise/Sunset/Midnight on my schedule.

Others I want to see right now:

Frances Ha - I've read Woody Allen is a huge influence for this one.

I read that, too, and checked out the trailer.

I get the impression you disagree. That was never a selling point for me though since I'm not a Woody Allen fan. It just looks like a cute NYC indie comedy on which I'm willing to take a chance--especially since most reviews are favorable.

Not sure this is due in the summer, but the title made me laugh (you have to read the plot summary):

In a World...

ZombieKitten said:

All the sci-if ones

Me too

Gravity

Elisyum

Pacific Rim

anyway i'm waiting for Man of Steel, The Lone Ranger.

Also La vie d'Adèle, Before Midnight, The Butler AND The Hobbit.

sexton said:

Ace said:

I read that, too, and checked out the trailer.

I get the impression you disagree.

It looks "whimsical". I hate whimsical.

All the oscar nominees for best picture this year. I wait until they come out on Netflix and then have a marathon watching session.

I saw The East last night and liked it quite a bit.

Efan said:

I saw The East last night and liked it quite a bit.

I wouldn't see it (I don't see anything ), but it sounds like an interesting premise.

P.S. Hey now!

Much Ado About Nothing - Director Joss Whedon's 180-degree-turn followup to last summer's Avengers movie.

The kids - and that includes my almost-19 niece - are all anxiously awaiting this one;

I definitely want to see "Before Midnight" - the other two were mesmerizing.

Efan said:

I saw The East last night and liked it quite a bit.

I want to see this as well. I really liked Sound of my Voice & Another Earth.

"Expendables 3" comes out next summer, so I'm getting ready for that.

Ace said:

Not sure this is due in the summer, but the title made me laugh (you have to read the plot summary):

In a World...

Written by "Anonymous"? Is it a secret, or is this a bad sign ala "The Purge" (Written by Universal Pictures)?

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[Edited 6/6/13 14:04pm]

damosuzuki said:

Efan said:

I saw The East last night and liked it quite a bit.

I want to see this as well. I really liked Sound of my Voice & Another Earth.

I really enjoyed Another Earth. This movie, however, is so predictable and all the characters are two dimensional: hippies good, corporations bad. I was really disappointed. And I love Brit Marling.

ThisOne said:

I am going to go see the Great Gatsby this week That's all for now

Save your money.

sexton said:

Much Ado About Nothing - Director Joss Whedon's 180-degree-turn followup to last summer's Avengers movie.

Interesting...

RodeoSchro said:

Ace said:

Not sure this is due in the summer, but the title made me laugh (you have to read the plot summary):

In a World...

Written by "Anonymous"? Is it a secret, or is this a bad sign ala "The Purge" (Written by Universal Pictures)?

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[Edited 6/6/13 14:04pm]

IMDb says it was written and directed by Lake Bell.

PurpleJedi said:

I definitely want to see "Before Midnight" - the other two were mesmerizing.

According to the reviews, it's much darker (which I welcome!).

Ace said:

PurpleJedi said:

I definitely want to see "Before Midnight" - the other two were mesmerizing.

According to the reviews, it's much darker (which I welcome!).

None.I dont like going to movies by myself and I rather use money on other things.

This looks thrilling.