2014 movies you are looking forward to

For me, I am interested in seeing:


Capt. America:  Winter Soldier
X-Men:  Days Of Future Past
Hunger Games:  Mockingjay Part 1
Robocop
The Amazing Spider Man 2
God's Not Dead
Dawn Of The Planet Of the Apes
Guardians Of The Galaxy

Oh no... Not RoboCop. Man, that sounds LAME. That one needs to be left alone but I guess I could be surprised. And is there another Independence Day coming out? I heard they were making a sequel to that.

MikeInFla wrote:

Oh no... Not RoboCop. Man, that sounds LAME. That one needs to be left alone but I guess I could be surprised. And is there another Independence Day coming out? I heard they were making a sequel to that.

Yep,you heard right. They are working on a sequel.

X-Men:  Days Of Future Past (These just keep getting BETTER !! I can't wait !)
Robocop  (Loved the cheese factor of the 80s version, MUST see the new version just out of principle)


Not aware of what else is coming out (other than what's been listed here, just not that interested in those) - anyone else know of any other movies that are coming out this year ?

Godzilla
Captain America: The Winter Soldier
X-Men:  Days Of Future Past
Dawn Of The Planet Of the Apes
The Hobbit: There and Back Again


I am curious about The Monuments Men. I know the trailer says December but it got moved to Feb. 7th.

Guilty/Forgiven wrote:

Not aware of what else is coming out (other than what's been listed here, just not that interested in those) - anyone else know of any other movies that are coming out this year ?

You can use this list to see what there is.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2014_in_film

I'm really hoping Monument Men is good, it has potential.

Oh, almost forgot, I def have to add NOAH to my list. Totally have to check that out.

I'm not that excited about the Noah film.  Knowing unHolyWeird (Hollywood), they will butcher out most anything at all about God.  The trailer almost makes it look like a global warming propaganda piece.

Oh, there is also a 4th Transformers movie.  This one will NOT have Shia LaBouf (I hope I spelled that somewhat correctly) in it at all.  When the main actors of a franchise start jumping ship, it's probably time to pull the plug.

The Hobbit is probably the only movie that really interests me. Noah could be interesting, but I'll wait for more information before I watch it. I've said it time and time again, I can't get into movies in general. I'd rather watch a good TV show or a full concert.

Unfortunately I think alldat is right about Noah.

Capt. America:  Winter Soldier
X-Men:  Days Of Future Past
Dawn Of The Planet Of the Apes
Guardians Of The Galaxy
Godzilla
The Hobbit: There and Back Again

Hardkore wrote:

I am curious about The Monuments Men. I know the trailer says December but it got moved to Feb. 7th.

This does look good.

My youngest son and I are both looking forward to the new Captain America movie, and the whole family will want to see the third hobbit installment.

alldatndensum wrote:

I'm not that excited about the Noah film.  Knowing unHolyWeird (Hollywood), they will butcher out most anything at all about God.  The trailer almost makes it look like a global warming propaganda piece.

Oh, there is also a 4th Transformers movie.  This one will NOT have Shia LaBouf (I hope I spelled that somewhat correctly) in it at all.  When the main actors of a franchise start jumping ship, it's probably time to pull the plug.

I agree with you on Noah. I may or may not go see it.

As far as Transformers,it was said this would be a whole new trilogy with new characters. It was not going to have Shia anyway. I think this is supposed to take place a few some odd years after part 3 ended.

In fact ,other than Optimus Prime and Bumblebee, it is said that all the Transformers are new.

I'll wait til I see a trailer for it before I decide whether or not to see it.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transformers:_Age_of_Extinction

Hunger Games: Mockingjay & The Hobbit.  Though with the butchering they're doing to the story I'm not real excited about The Hobbit.

Buthering is right. This should be called inspired by The Hobbit though they are good movies.

I'm going to read The Hobbit and the LOTR trilogy after I watch the third movie.

LOTR you'll notice that they cut out a lot but they stuck very close to the story with a few changes.  I really enjoyed LOTR.  The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey stayed pretty close to the book.  The Desolation of Smaug veers off quite a ways and adds elements that aren't there.  I can only wonder what they're going to do with There and Back Again.

alldatndensum wrote:

Hunger Games:  Mockingjay Part 1

So we need to take the worst book and drag it out into two movies? Great.

Kind of like dragging out the Hobbit into 3 - not that the book was bad, but the movies definitely could have been done in 2 parts rather than 3.

We just saw the preview for Son Of God. Looked at least worth supporting, but don't expect it to be another "hit" like Passion of the Christ. The script seems to be a modern casual retelling rather than straight from Scripture like Gospel of John was.

Hardkore wrote:

Guilty/Forgiven wrote:

Not aware of what else is coming out (other than what's been listed here, just not that interested in those) - anyone else know of any other movies that are coming out this year ?

You can use this list to see what there is.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2014_in_film

Or a more comprehensive list

topshot rhit wrote:

alldatndensum wrote:

Hunger Games:  Mockingjay Part 1

So we need to take the worst book and drag it out into two movies? Great.

Kind of like dragging out the Hobbit into 3 - not that the book was bad, but the movies definitely could have been done in 2 parts rather than 3.

I'm hoping Mockingjay moves a little faster than the book read.  I'll watch just to finish it out.

They could have easily made The Hobbit into 2 by leaving the story alone and just trimming out parts that aren't conducive.