I'm into comic books by default and will likely see them even if they're mediocre.

I am interested in
- Thor
- Kung Fu Panda 2 (now w/more Van Damme)
- X-Men First Class
- Green Lantern (was put off until latest 4 min trailer)
- Captain America (most interested for me)

I'll likely see most on the list because the wife and I do Friday date nights, but I'm not clamoring to see them. As I said, other than KFP2, I'm into comic book movies and will see them as long as they're not horrible.

And, yeah, I know Cowboys & Aliens is based on a graphic novel, but it's not a traditional one and kind of doesn't fit the typical profile of a comic book movie. I'll likely be seeing it anyway while the whole time just thinking that Craig needs to get back to being Bond.

Yes, same here. My most anticipated flick of the year is The Tree of Life and all of those big blockbuster are really not very interesting to me... I have been to the movie theater once this year so far.

No interest in Apes? The trailer got me pretty excited about it.

"Potter I'll be drug to the theaters to watch because my girlfriend is a huge fan."

Dude, I feel ya.. survived the previous two but got even when I made her watch Pirates of the Caribbean.

I liked the second one well enough. It wasn't as good as the first, but I still enjoyed it. Is it a great film? Not at all. But I thought it was a fun mindless popcorn flick that provides some cool action and visual effects and just good for a "I don't care how shallow the plot is, I just want to look at the pretty pictures and see some fun action" type of time.

Transformers is just mindless fun for me. I was never a fan of Transformers before these Michael Bay films came out so I was never one to complain about them.

The stories do kinda suck though but everyone knows that.

***just awful casting and terrible plot***

Gotta say... 100% disagree with this.

First, Evans and Reynolds are pretty perfect for their rolls.

Second, the plots are almost direct from the comic books, which are highly praised by comic book readers/critics.

I think it's looked down upon by people who don't read comic books and, to be honest, don't really want to give them a chance because they're just more comic book movies.

Captain America alone looks to be a great retelling of the origin of Steve Rogers with perfect tone and concept. Green Lantern I'm still a bit iffy on, but the last 4 min trailer really flipped that around from my dislike of it being focused too much on comedy. The storyline is a clear almost cut and paste of The Green Lantern reboot comics from a few years ago. Even Thor is following some of the same concepts from the 2009 Thor comics where he is thrown to Earth.

The Dark Knight Rises alone makes 2012 a year to look forward to.