What movies are you looking forward to this summer?
 

Summertime for movies are from May - end of August

http://www.imdb.com/movies-coming-soon/?ref_=nv_mv_cs_4


I think I'll go to the theater to see...

Jurassic World
Ted 2
Fantastic 4
Southpaw

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Movies i'll end up streaming or renting

Sinister 2 (Low expectations even though I loved the 1st)
Poltergeist remake
Striaght Outta Compton
Terminator Genisys
Avengers: Age of Ultron

Re: What movies are you looking forward to this summer?
 

Many more than I care to list here.

None from this year as usual. :dizzy:

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Re: What movies are you looking forward to this summer?
 

Avengers Age of Ultron. I'll be seeing it today!

I'd like to see Aloha at the end of the month too.

Re: What movies are you looking forward to this summer?
 

Cinema Guild's stateside release of Horse Money!

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Mad Max: Fury Road is the big cinema event for me this summer(well spring film as it's still spring here in May when it's released...), everything else is just a bonus. :D

It's all about Mad Max: Fury Road.

If you're not hype for Mad Max, you're not even a real person. You're not even real. :mnight:

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Mission Impossible!! July 31st
I would bet money this will be the best MI film of the entire series.

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Jurassic World and Inside Out. Especially Inside Out.

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Turbo Kid!!!

Oh wait, yeah ... Fury Road

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Mad Max.

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Inside Out looks real fun. Curious about Jurassic World, not sure if I am "excited" for it. Ant-Man I haven't decided if I want to see in theaters yet, i'll definitely catch it sometime just to see what Marvel is up too. I saw Age of Ultron. Damn movie is just fun like the first one. Trainwreck might be cool as well as Tomorrowland.

The one I will probably pony up and see in theaters is Me Earl and the Dying Girl. It crushed at Sundance and it looks right up my alley, an indie that if you described to someone is generic but if you watch the film it authentically is it's own genre.

Mad Max, Jurassic world, and Mission Impossible.

I agree that this Mission Impossible looks like it could be the best.