The crew of the ship Covenant find what they think is undiscovered paradise — only to learn it's a dark, dangerous world with only one deadly inhabitant. Starring Noomi Rapace, Michael Fassbender and Katherine Waterston.

Release date: May 19.

Ridley Scott left audiences scratching their heads after 2012's "Prometheus," billed as a prequel to the Alien series. Five years later, Scott looks to be giving us the sequel we hoped for in "Alien: Covenant." The new film focuses on the spaceship Covenant as they stumble upon what they think is paradise. Of course, paradise doesn't come with Xenomorphs, so mayhem and murder are sure to ensue. Returning from "Prometheus" is the "synthetic" David (Michael Fassbender), who is the only inhabitant on the planet.

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Justice League

It's a superhero mega-reunion. Batman (Ben Affleck), Superman (Henry Cavill), Wonder Woman (Gal Gadot), the Flash (Ezra Miller), Aquaman (Jason Momoa) and Cyborg (Ray Fisher) come together to try and defeat an evil force that threatens humanity.

Release date: Nov. 17.

Blade Runner 2049 (Oct. 6)

As early as 1999, there were efforts to create a sequel to 1982's "Blade Runner," a neo-noir featuring Harrison Ford as a cop designated to hunt down rogue "replicants" or androids who were raging against their short lifespans. All the attempts to create a sequel have finally paid off as "Blade Runner 2049" will finally see light of day in 2017, with a cast that includes Ryan Gosling, Jared Leto, Barkhad Abdi, Robin Wright, and a returning Ford. While Ridley Scott is only serving in a producer capacity this time around, Denis Villeneuve is the sort of director you'd want to have on a project like this, as he's fresh off a sci-fi masterpiece of his own with this year's "Arrival."

I am only interested in sequels to:

Bad Moms
Alien Opponent

That's about it.

OldFriends4Sale said:

Blade Runner 2049 (Oct. 6)

As early as 1999, there were efforts to create a sequel to 1982's "Blade Runner," a neo-noir featuring Harrison Ford as a cop designated to hunt down rogue "replicants" or androids who were raging against their short lifespans. All the attempts to create a sequel have finally paid off as "Blade Runner 2049" will finally see light of day in 2017, with a cast that includes Ryan Gosling, Jared Leto, Barkhad Abdi, Robin Wright, and a returning Ford. While Ridley Scott is only serving in a producer capacity this time around, Denis Villeneuve is the sort of director you'd want to have on a project like this, as he's fresh off a sci-fi masterpiece of his own with this year's "Arrival."

I hope they don't mess this one up, because the original its one of my all-time fav films.

no more original ideas...

OldFriends4Sale said:

The crew of the ship Covenant find what they think is undiscovered paradise — only to learn it's a dark, dangerous world with only one deadly inhabitant. Starring Noomi Rapace, Michael Fassbender and Katherine Waterston.

Release date: May 19.

Ridley Scott left audiences scratching their heads after 2012's "Prometheus," billed as a prequel to the Alien series. Five years later, Scott looks to be giving us the sequel we hoped for in "Alien: Covenant." The new film focuses on the spaceship Covenant as they stumble upon what they think is paradise. Of course, paradise doesn't come with Xenomorphs, so mayhem and murder are sure to ensue. Returning from "Prometheus" is the "synthetic" David (Michael Fassbender), who is the only inhabitant on the planet.

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Okay, what about the Aliens v. Predator movie? .......... that movie ended with a cliff hanger of a half-alien half-predator coming out of the dead body on the ship........ where the movie then ended...........

Looking forward to: Bladerunner, Fast and Furious 8, Triple XXX, Chronicles of Riddick..........

Star Wars Episode VIII: Forces of Destiny (rumored title)

Despicable Me 3

Paddington 2

Remakes:

Beauty and the Beast

It

Jumanji

Murder on the Orient Express



Hopefully the start of a great franchise:

The Dark Tower

I wonder if Superman's resurrection is gonna be explained...

and it's a SHAME that it's taken 14yrs to give fans The Incredibles 2..

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luvsexy4all said:

Hudson said:

EmmaMcG said:

luvsexy4all said:

no more original ideas...

Like I said above, surely as long as the movies are good then it doesn't matter?

People act like this is a new thing in television and film. Remakes have been done frequently in Hollywood since before television existed. They only seem to remember the present.

EmmaMcG said:

I don't have high hopes for The Dark Tower. I love the books but the movie seems like such a departure. They should have just made The Gunslinger (the first book in the series) into a movie and cast Timothy Olyphant in the lead role. I love Idris Elba (a lot!) but the character is described as being very similar to Clint Eastwood in terms of looks and and mannerisms and I don't see much of a resemblance between Elba and Eastwood. Not only that but I'm assuming that the movie is going to be pg 13 but to do the source material justice, it really should be R rated. I know what I'm proposing is a recipe for a box office disaster. An R rated fantasty western starring an actor best known at the movies for Hitman. And I know the studio will want a big hit so casting a popular actor like Idris Elba in a pg 13 movie makes more sense but from a viewers perspective, I'd rather the movie be good and faithful to the source. Plus, Timothy Olyphant is a God in a cowboy hat who deserves another chance at the movies.

I didn't even realize it's not an adaption of The Gunslinger. Well good luck with this I guess.

this one wasn't on the list, but I want to see this one

Goddess4Real said:

OldFriends4Sale said:

Blade Runner 2049 (Oct. 6)

As early as 1999, there were efforts to create a sequel to 1982's "Blade Runner," a neo-noir featuring Harrison Ford as a cop designated to hunt down rogue "replicants" or androids who were raging against their short lifespans. All the attempts to create a sequel have finally paid off as "Blade Runner 2049" will finally see light of day in 2017, with a cast that includes Ryan Gosling, Jared Leto, Barkhad Abdi, Robin Wright, and a returning Ford. While Ridley Scott is only serving in a producer capacity this time around, Denis Villeneuve is the sort of director you'd want to have on a project like this, as he's fresh off a sci-fi masterpiece of his own with this year's "Arrival."

I hope they don't mess this one up, because the original its one of my all-time fav films.

I know, I know. One of my favorites. If I never see sequal I'm good. It is a movie that makes you want more or ask questions. Which mean it is a good movie for me. So I hope they stick to the things that made the original a classic.

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Today, the first trailer for the 2017 film reboot of the long-running TV show, Baywatch dropped. The ’90s action soap opera best remembered for Pamela Anderson running in a red swimsuit is getting the 21 Jump Street treatment with Seth Gordon of Horrible Bosses fame in the director’s chair.

This first trailer features all the hits you would expect. There’s your buddy doofus wanna-be action heroes. Characters joking about the slow-mo effect when a supermodel runs down the beach. There are swimsuits. Oh, are there swimsuits.

The trailer focuses more on Efron and the Rock, the duo with the most comedy experience. They work well together if balls jokes are your thing. It’s a good ball joke. Rumors have it the film will be rated R, so we can likely expect many more ball jokes.

Harry Potter and his magical zimmer frame

Beverly hills cop 65

Actually only looking forward to Blade Runner 2

Eighth installment

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Jumanji might be fun, but then again how do you improve on the original, it was fun because it was original, imho.

OldFriends4Sale said:

Ridley Scott left audiences scratching their heads after 2012's "Prometheus," billed as a prequel to the Alien series. Five years later, Scott looks to be giving us the sequel we hoped for in "Alien: Covenant." The new film focuses on the spaceship Covenant as they stumble upon what they think is paradise. Of course, paradise doesn't come with Xenomorphs, so mayhem and murder are sure to ensue. Returning from "Prometheus" is the "synthetic" David (Michael Fassbender), who is the only inhabitant on the planet.

I really did not love Prometheus, but I'm still looking forward to this. Glad to see Fassbender is back on board as David. He was one of the few things I liked about the previous movie.

OldFriends4Sale said:

Blade Runner 2049 (Oct. 6)

As early as 1999, there were efforts to create a sequel to 1982's "Blade Runner," a neo-noir featuring Harrison Ford as a cop designated to hunt down rogue "replicants" or androids who were raging against their short lifespans. All the attempts to create a sequel have finally paid off as "Blade Runner 2049" will finally see light of day in 2017, with a cast that includes Ryan Gosling, Jared Leto, Barkhad Abdi, Robin Wright, and a returning Ford. While Ridley Scott is only serving in a producer capacity this time around,Denis Villeneuve is the sort of director you'd want to have on a project like this, as he's fresh off a sci-fi masterpiece of his own with this year's "Arrival."

Can't wait for this! I really have high expectations after seeing Arrival.

Wish I can ban sequels.

2freaky4church1 said:

Wish I can ban sequels.

'The Empire Strikes Back'? 'Godfather II'?

You have to make some exceptions. I agree very few better the original movie though.

My big problem with Hollywood are needless reboots of classic or already good films. 'The Thing', 'Robocop', 'Poltergeist' etc. When i read they're merely remaking a film it depresses me sometimes.

luvsexy4all said:

no more original ideas...

seems that way. there are a few original movies/series out there right now on various channels but remakes and sequels are so in right now they seem to be leading the way.

the only sequels i want to see is season 11 of X-Files and season 5 of Luther, but it looks like the Luther series is done and dusted

XxAxX said:

luvsexy4all said:

no more original ideas...

seems that way. there are a few original movies/series out there right now on various channels but remakes and sequels are so in right now they seem to be leading the way.

the only sequels i want to see is season 11 of X-Files and season 5 of Luther, but it looks like the Luther series is done and dusted

its true....now tv shows r from movies ....westworld ..bates motel..etc

Marrk said:

2freaky4church1 said:

Wish I can ban sequels.

'The Empire Strikes Back'? 'Godfather II'?

You have to make some exceptions.

Terminator 2 immediately jumps to mind as a stellar sequel, even better than the original.

EmmaMcG said:

All three of the above movies rank high on my list of things to see in 2017. I know there is an argument to be made against Hollywood doing constant remakes and sequels but surely as long as the movies are good, then it doesn't matter.

Me too

thekidsgirl said:

OldFriends4Sale said:

Ridley Scott left audiences scratching their heads after 2012's "Prometheus," billed as a prequel to the Alien series. Five years later, Scott looks to be giving us the sequel we hoped for in "Alien: Covenant." The new film focuses on the spaceship Covenant as they stumble upon what they think is paradise. Of course, paradise doesn't come with Xenomorphs, so mayhem and murder are sure to ensue. Returning from "Prometheus" is the "synthetic" David (Michael Fassbender), who is the only inhabitant on the planet.

I really did not love Prometheus, but I'm still looking forward to this. Glad to see Fassbender is back on board as David. He was one of the few things I liked about the previous movie.

^^^Agreed.

luvsexy4all said:

no more original ideas...

I'm ok with sequels because Sci-fi demands it. James Bond is the King with sequels. Now remaking movies get on my nerves.