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Upcoming movie release dates
http://www.moviemake-out.com/2009/02...holmes-others/
December 25: Sherlock Holmes (moved from November 13) Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel The Princess and the Frog an untitled Nancy Meyers romantic comedy March 26, 2010: The Clash of the Titans How to Train Your Dragon (an IMAX 3D film) Law Abiding Citizen July 16, 2010: Inception Thor August 6, 2010: Jonah Hex October 8, 2010: Suckerpunch December 17, 2010: Green Lantern The Smurfs July 15, 2011: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part II The Avengers December 17th 2010: The day the box office is invaded by blue people... :lol: |
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Just wondering, have you heard any news on a release date for the Elfquest movie? I can't find anything anywhere. |
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2009 Theatrical Release List
I forgot to post this earlier this year, so I'm gonna start with just this month, hopefully you find some movies to look forward to, I know I do.
March Watchmen Race to Witch Mountain Sunshine Cleaning A Perfect Getaway Duplicity I Love You, Man Knowing Monsters Vs. Aliens Adventureland 12 Rounds April The Ugly Truth Fast & Furious Observe and Report Case 39 Crank 2: High Voltage State Of Play The Soloist The Goods: The Don Ready Story Fighting May X-Men Origins: Wolverine Star Trek Next Day Air My Life in Ruins Angels and Demons Bruno The Brothers Bloom Terminator Salvation Night at the Museum 2 Up Drag Me To Hell June Land of the Lost The Hangover The Proposal The Year One My Sister's Keeper Transformers 2: Revenge of the Fallen July Harry Potter and The Half-Blood Prince They Came From Upstairs Public Enemies Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs 2012 500 Days of Summer The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3 Orphan August G.I. Joe Final Destination 4: Death Trip 3-D Julie & Julia Mardi Gras September Armored Whiteout Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs The Informant The Surrogates Fame October Toy Story 3-D Ashecliffe Where The Wild Things Are The Stepfather November Wolfman The Box Fantastic Mr. Fox A Christmas Carol Sherlock Holmes Planet 51 December The Lovely Bones Nine Avatar The Princess and The Frog |
Holy crap, why didn't you just post this in the other thread?
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I bolded the ones I plan on checking out theatrically. List is kind of incomplete, though.
March Watchmen Race to Witch Mountain Sunshine Cleaning A Perfect Getaway Duplicity I Love You, Man Knowing Monsters Vs. Aliens Adventureland 12 Rounds April The Ugly Truth Fast & Furious Observe and Report Case 39 Crank 2: High Voltage State Of Play The Soloist The Goods: The Don Ready Story Fighting May X-Men Origins: Wolverine Star Trek Next Day Air My Life in Ruins Angels and Demons Bruno The Brothers Bloom Terminator Salvation Night at the Museum 2 Up Drag Me To Hell June Land of the Lost The Hangover The Proposal The Year One My Sister's Keeper Transformers 2: Revenge of the Fallen July Harry Potter and The Half-Blood Prince They Came From Upstairs Public Enemies Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs 2012 500 Days of Summer The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3 Orphan August G.I. Joe Final Destination 4: Death Trip 3-D Julie & Julia Mardi Gras September Armored Whiteout Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs The Informant The Surrogates Fame October Toy Story 3-D Ashecliffe Where The Wild Things Are The Stepfather November Wolfman The Box Fantastic Mr. Fox A Christmas Carol Sherlock Holmes Planet 51 December The Lovely Bones Nine Avatar The Princess and The Frog |
The ones Im seeing this year:
March: Watchmen (well actually I already saw it) Race To Witch Mountain (wasn't gonna see it but it's growing on me...) I'd go see Monsters vs Aliens if it wasn't in 3D. Im colourblind and 3D glasses don't work at all for me... :ohwell: April: Dragonball Evolution The Soloist (this looks REALLY good) May (Im just gonna live at the theatre this month): X-Men Origins Wolverine Star Trek Angels & Demons Terminator Salvation Up (On the one hand Im not so sure about it, on the other hand I love the cast...) June: Land of the Lost Year One (OMG...this looks hilarious) Transformers Revenge of the Fallen July: Public Enemies (I don't really like Johnny Depp much but this looks too good to pass up) G-Force (Guinea Pigs are like so totally in now) August: G.I Joe October: Where The Wild Things Are Astro Boy Amelia (altho I already know the ending of the movie, it'll be interesting how Amelia Earhart is depicted....plus Chris Eccleston as Fred Noonan) November: Fantastic Mr. Fox Wolfman Cats & Dogs II: Revenge of Kitty Galore (been waiting for this for years) New Moon Planet 51 December: Sherlock Holmes (they recently moved it to Dec release) Princess and the Frog |
Wow not much coming out I care to see. I'll check out "Drag Me To Hell" simply because I still have some misplaced faith in Rami. I'm also interested in "Public Enemy" and a few others on that list.
I doubt that includes limited release/foreign films so there might be some of those that catch my eye. |
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I'm quite excited to see Adventureland since it was filmed at Kennywood in Pittsburgh. Ahhh Kennywood, childhood memories... :) |
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Unrelated, another reason for the Smurf merchandise, the 50th anniversary of the characters. Back to related, I wonder how Fantastic Mr. Fox is gonna come out. I always loved that book when I was younger. |
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Since the initial post some changes have apperantly been made to the release dates. :lol:
May 7th 2010: Iron Man II with Mickey Rourke as Whiplash and Scarlett Johansson as Black Widow May 6th 2011: Spider-Man 4 June 17 2011: Thor (originally in July) July 22 2011: First Avenger Captain America (originally in May) May 4 2012: The Avengers (Originally July 2011) http://www.comicscontinuum.com/stori...3/12/index.htm |
Anyone notice that they put A- Movies like Watchmen and Monsters VS Aliens during March? Is that because both studios thing Summer is going to be that competitive? Or are they just movine the Summer movie competition stuff 2 months further up?
Seems like the only really big films will be Wolverine, Star Trek, Harry Potter, Transformers 2 and GI Joe.... and GI Joe? I've never seen them put a movie that anticipated in August before. usually that's where Disney puts talking dog films, and other studios do little low budget things signifying the end of the Summer Movie rush. |
Don't count out Avatar or Terminator 4.
The Terminator 4 trailer is one of the most watched, behind Transformers and Wolverine. Star Trek now, while I'll go see the movie, I wouldn't be too surprised if it barely breaks even with it's budget. And as for Avatar. It's going to be James Cameron's first film since his infamous Titanic, and he has a pretty good track record of making films that are favorites by both the critics and the mass audience. It could be one of the best great films we have seen in a long time. |
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