In upcoming years, we are in for such a party and you don't even know the half of it yet. 2015 in particular, is shaping out to be a HUGE year in cinema. With Disney buying out Lucasfilm last October, and many sequels to box office hits in recent years being scheduled to premiere in 2 years, we have to take notice of what we are truly in for.
In a world where monsters attack at night, we see yet another world, post-apocalypse, where a handful of people struggle to survive.
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In a movie that largely sidesteps what the war is about, “Civil War” puts us in the point of view of journalists who make it clear there are no heroes in war, just dead bodies.
A article on the FUTURE of cinema by RETROSPECTrealm.com, how ironic.
Oh, so that`s WHY. Stupid article.
It does look like a jammed 2015. It will be the biggest year just because so many are as close to guarantee sensations as it can get. I just hope they spread the releases out nicely throughout the year, so none of them eat away at another too badly.
I'm skeptical of Warner Bros. getting a Batman reboot done by 2015. I think 2016 is more plausible just because they're starting from scratch with every aspect where as the distance between The Dark Knight and The Dark Knight rises was even four years.
New batman 2015 WTF! Already!
New Pirates? and I care why?
New Pixar movie 2015? Yeah and 2013,2014,2016,ect ect.
all these avengers and hulk movies? you forgot Transformers 6 Cypertrons tea party.
Starwars VII? hmm intersting
New Hungry games? same with my pixtar comment.
Now where is Nolan's new film? Or that once in a decade film that Martin Scorsese makes that are legendary. 70s Taxi Driver, 80s Raging Bull, 90s Goodfellas, 00s The Departed, 10s ????.
A bunch of sequels and reboots? Sounds like every year in hollywood for the past decade.