What Movie your looking forward to the Most this year?

Interstellar or Inherent Vice.

Boyhood.

Xmen.

I'll probably end up watching most (if not all) of those but somehow none of them really makes me want to go watch in the theatre.

Godzilla by a country mile. I love creature features, and the trailers for the movie look amazing. Also really looking forward to the Hobbit, Guardians of the Galaxy, 22 Jump Street, Xmen, Expendables and the Hunger Games. Should be a good year for movies.

None !

22 Jump Street, Hunger Games, Transformers 4, Horrible Bosses 2

Godzilla, but Dawn of the Planet of the Apes is a close second.

Interstellar

Godzilla

Mockingjay Pt. 1

The Hobbit: There and Back Again

in that order

Currently, 'Only Lovers Left Alive' followed closely by 'The Trip To Italy' and 'Boyhood'.

The Hobbit: There and Back Again. I'm also really interested in X-Men: Days of Future Past and Amazing Spider-Man 2.

Hunger games, but also the hobbit, maleficent, and a few others not listed.

Godzilla

why a lot is excited for godzilla? it will be sad when he dies again at the end. hopefully it will be like the original japanese Godzilla

Godzilla
Guardians of the Galaxy
Hobbit: Here and Back Again

For me Godzilla I was a huge fan of the old ones from Japan I like to pretend the 1998 American one with matthew Broderick .

The only ones I have any interest in seeing this year are Godzilla, X-Men: Days of Future Past and The Hobbit: There and Back Again, and even these I'm not overly bothered about watching in the Cinema, and could happily wait for the Blu Ray releases of.

There are only two movies in development right now that I'll 100% watching in the cinema and they are Jurassic World, and Star Wars Episode VII.

Based only off of synopses (since I don't really pay attention to movies).

The ones I'll catch in theaters will probably be Neighbors (looks like nice, mindless fun) and The Double (seems pretty neat). Would watch Ilo Ilo in theaters, but I doubt it'll be airing where I live.

Doubtful. The original appealed to the Japanese because they had been nuked. It tapped into that. Be super surprised if a studo had the courage not to Americanize it. From the trailer, it 100% looks that way. Since apparently, unless it's America, who gives a shit.

22 Jump Street and Interstellar are the only one even mildly on my radar.

xmen

Only one on that list I have an urge to see is 22 Jump St and that's because the first one was actually very well done.

Godzilla, because it will be better than the peice of trash 1998 film. Although most the films on that list are sequels or reboots.

I'm boycotting amazing spiderman, there is no point in that film existing, its only to make money of the spiderman name, no other gender.

Mine :)

God that's hard. It's such a fantastic year for movies. Godzilla, Planet, Mockingjay, Hobbit, Guardians, Transcendence, X-Men, Cap 2. I will be in the theater a lot this year.

Million ways to die in the west

The Hobbit, Interstellar and Godzilla, and Welcome to Yesterday

Guardians of the Galaxy and the Hobbit

Mother fraking Godzilla, then GotG.

Which is?

For me its Guardians of the Galaxy, closely followed by The Hobbit: There and Back Again and Captain America: The Winter Soldier.

I am also hoping to see 300: Rise of an Empire and The Lego Movie before there cinema run ends

Godzilla, I guess...

Godzilla and Hunger Games

You won't get it out of me that easily. I'll give you a hint. It has a story. You watch it on a screen. ;)