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Most of these films actually look pretty boring to me surprisingly. From the list the only 2 that I really want to see are Transformers 3 and Rise of the Apes.
X-Men looks pretty decent too but I'm not excited about it. Same with Pirates.
I really can't say I'm excited to see any of those. I suppose that's not too strange, though. I'm not typically a "summer blockbuster" kinda guy. The best movie I'll see this summer will likely be something on Netflix.
Pirates and Transformers I'm excited about and want to see, if for no other reason than because I've enjoyed the others in the franchise.
Cars 2 I want to see because I liked the first. Cowboys & Aliens is looking like it could be the real hit amongst this group and the one I find to be the most fun.
Super 8 could be interesting, but I'm not entirely sold on that one yet, but I am somewhat interested (guess I'll wait to see what the reaction is to it).
Potter I'll be drug to the theaters to watch because my girlfriend is a huge fan. I'm sure it will be fine, but not exactly anticipating it.
As for the rest, some might be ok, but not eager to see them. They'll end up having to wait until DVD (rather Blu-ray) for me to see them. If I watch them at all.
Pirates, Cowboys and Aliens, Conan, and Kung Fu Panda 2 will probably be good.
I'll bet Captain America, Xmen, and green lantern are all gonna suck and quickly be dismissed as marvel/dc over-saturation instead of just awful casting and terrible plot.
I can't understand how anyone could be excited to see transformers 3 after that pile of trash they released last time. Yea I bet its gonna make boat loads of money, but it'll be marginally better at best and still not even as good as the first.
More like the summer movie guide of varying degrees of disappointment. That's ok because I'm looking at it more as a primer for 2012, which is going to be an amazing year.