2015 Movies

[Joe Siegler]

Noticed there's a bunch of movies coming out in 2015 that I'm either interested in, or I know will be a big deal. Decided to post it. Keep in mind, this isn't everything, it's mostly just stuff I'm interested in.

First off, I missed Pierce Brosnan's "The November Man" in theatres, will have to check it out on home video.

Dec 2014:

The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies (Dec 19)
Annie (Dec 19 - I have kids)
Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb (Dec 26 - might get forced into seeing it)

Jan 2015:

Taken 3: Jan 9 - maybe
Paddington: Jan 16 - Based on Paddington Bear book, my wife loves this
Spare Parts: Jan 16 - Kid based movie, looks like one my daughter will like

Feb 2015:

Jupiter Ascending: Feb 6 - Mila Kunis. Maybe.
50 Shades of Grey: Feb 13 - NO WAY. Barf.
Hot Tub Time Machine 2: Feb 20 - The original was "OK", maybe on video as a freebie?
Focus: Feb 27 - Will Smith movie, don't know much about it.

Mar 2015:

Cinderella: Mar 13 - Live action Cinderella movie. Have to take daughter
In the Heart of the Sea: Mar 13 - Ron Howard movie. Could be good.
Home: Mar 27 - A kids animation movie that I've seen bits of, could be good.

Apr 2015:

Furious 7: Apr 3 - Don't care for the series, but am interested to see how they pull off Walker's death

May 2015:

Avengers: Age of Ultron: May 1 - One of my favorites I'm looking forward to most.
Mad Max: Fury Road: May 15 - Mad Max reboot. I'll check it out.
Tomorrowland: May 22 - Kids fantasy movie, will take daughter to see it. Directed by Brad Bird, though.

June 2015:

Jurassic World: Jun 12 - Jurassic Park IV. I'll check it out, but not expecting much.
Inside Out: Jun 19 - New film from Pixar. I've been looking forward to this for about 5 years since they first announced it. REALLY HIGH on this one.

July 2015:

Teminator: Genisys: Jul 3 - Terminator reboot. Not expecting much, but I'll check it out. Want to see Matt Smith.
Minions: Jul 10 - The Despicable Me spinoff. I'll check it out, probably worth a laugh.
Ant-Man: Jul 17 - Not sure how I feel about this.
Pan: Jul 17 - Hugh Jackman movie. Could be interesting.
Poltergeist: Jul 24 - Poltergeist reboot. Probably won't see it.

August 2015:

The Fantastic Four: Aug 7 - F4 reboot (although the last one wasn't that long ago)
The Man from U.N.C.L.E.: Aug 14 - I liked the old TV show, curious to see if it works here

Sep 2015:

Hotel Transylvania 2: Sep 25 - I thought the original was quite funny.

Oct 2015:

The Jungle Book: Oct 9 - Jungle Book reboot. Loved the original as a little kid. Probably will watch.
Vacation: Oct 9 - Vacation reboot. Was only mildly interested in the original.

Nov 2015:

Spectre: This is Bond 24 - I've seen every 007 film since Octo***** in the theatres. Nothing changes here.
Peanuts: Nov 6 - The new animated Peanuts movie. Very interested in this, hope it doesn't suck.
Friday the 13th: Nov 13 - F13th reboot. Eh.
There's a Hunger Games movie on Nov 20th. Barf.
The Martian: Nov 27 - Ridley Scott directed movie. Don't know much about it except Ridley Scott's involved.
The Good Dinosaur: Nov 27 - Another Pixar movie this year. Has had some problems in development, see how it turns out.

Dec 2015:

Star Wars: The Force Awakens: Dec 18 - What more needs to be said about this one?
Mission Impossible 5: Dec 25 - I actually thought #4 was the best since the first, so I will go see for sure.
Kung Fu Panda 3: Dec 25 - Liked the first two.

[X-Vector]

Originally Posted by Joe Siegler

Annie
Mad Max: Fury Road: May 15 - Mad Max reboot
Terminator: Genisys: Jul 3 - Terminator reboot
Poltergeist: Jul 24 - Poltergeist reboot
The Fantastic Four: Aug 7 - F4 reboot
The Man from U.N.C.L.E.
The Jungle Book: Oct 9 - Jungle Book reboot
Vacation: Oct 9 - Vacation reboot
Friday the 13th: Nov 13 - F13th reboot

Less than ten reboots on your list, Hollywood is slacking off.
Well, at leasts there's a good number of sequels to soften that blow.

Star Wars: The Force Awakens: Dec 18 - What more needs to be said about this one?

How about "nooooooooooooooooo"?

[dukenukem64]

On that list that Joe posted..

The only ones that really interest me:
Star Wars: Wondering how it will look. I mean back then it was close to a revolution!
Avengers: No more needs to be said..
MI-5: I agree with Joe, #4 was by far the most exciting and even Tom Cruise seemed better and stronger than in the other movies.

Maybes: Terminator.. I thought Salvation was a completely joke but I think they will build something up from this movie.

Ant-man: I have no idea what to expect.

[Alyxx]

New Mad Max looks awesome. Definitely looking forward to the new Star Wars as well. New Terminator I'll watch as long as Arnie is tied to it.

[Rapture_Rising]

The new James Bond movie is called Spectre.

[Joe Siegler]

Originally Posted by Rapture_Rising

The new James Bond movie is called Spectre.

Yeah, that wasn't known when I made the list. Will edit.

[Rapture_Rising]

Originally Posted by Joe Siegler

Yeah, that wasn't known when I made the list. Will edit.

Oh... looking back at my post, sorry if i sounded like a dick.

[Damien_Azreal]

Is really almost nothing next year I'm really interested in.

The new Bond film I will see, as the Daniel Craig Bond films are the only ones I like. Couldn't stand James Bond movies before.

I'll of course see the new Pixar film, and I'll see Kung Fu Panda 3.
But past that, nothing really grabs me.
I'm not the type to go to the theater a lot anyway. The new Star Wars and such... just grab on Blu-Ray.
Looks very much like this year, pretty damn weak.


There are some on the list that I hope to god are better then their previous films. Like the new Avengers movie, it simply has to be better then the first one.
Got that movie is so horribly overrated.

[Wamplet]

Originally Posted by X-Vector

Less than ten reboots on your list, Hollywood is slacking off.
Well, at leasts there's a good number of sequels to soften that blow.

How about "nooooooooooooooooo"?

For a movie and music industry that complains about people copying their work, they don't seem to mind doing it themself.


I just went through Joe's list and can't say i really want to see any of those. Definitely nothing worth going to the movies for.

If MI5 is on tv, i will probably watch that one. That's about it from the list, though.

[Mark1.0]

Made it out to a few of these.

Mad Max was amazing. It's big-budget filmmaking by one person's vision, rather than by committee. An anomaly by current standards.

Jurrassic World was fun. From a plot point of view, it's not strong. That said, I don't think any of the Jurassic Park movies had anything more than superficial stories and character development to them.

Ant-Man was the best Marvel movie in a while. Simple and down-to-Earth. It's a shame it arrives now, just as Marvel & DC seem poised to completely oversaturate the market with their movies and tv shows.

Terminator Genisys has lots of good elements, but didn't combine them in a way that makes a satisfying movie. I enjoyed it, but felt it could have been much better with some minor adjustments. It doesn't help that the marketing people spoiled the film's biggest gimmick in the tv trailers prior to release!

[doggydoo]

Originally Posted by Wamplet

If MI5 is on tv, i will probably watch that one.

Please do. Went to the movie theatre with high expectations, only to see the worst MI ever made. It has some enjoyable moments, but was highly disappointing overall.

[douginpdx]

I love Avengers: Age of Ultron Movie.