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Today on Episode 80 of the Cinema Geeks ….. we take an in depth look at the films we are most anticipating in 2016!
Main Attraction:
2016 Most Anticipated Films
Question:
What 5 films are you most anticipating in 2016?
Geeks:
Kevin @OptimusSolo
Dan @MovieRevolt
Amanda @HardCandiMandi
In no particular order here are mine:
Rogue One
Captain America: Civil War
Doctor Strange
X-Men: Apocalypse
Deadpool
Gambit
Batman Vs Superman
Suicide Squad
Warcraft
Assasins Creed
There seems to be a theme in your list haha
Didn’t Gambit get pushed back? Every other place says something different about that movie.
In no particular order here are mine:
Rogue One
Captain America: Civil War
Doctor Strange
X-Men: Apocalypse
Deadpool
Gambit
Batman Vs Superman
Suicide Squad
Warcraft
Assasins Creed
There seems to be a theme in your list haha
Didn’t Gambit get pushed back? Every other place says something different about that movie.
To name a few:
Silence, directed by Martin Scorsese; starring Adam Driver and Liam Neeson
Hail, Caesar!, directed by the Coen brothers; starring Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum
La La Land, directed by Damien Chazelle (Whiplash!); starring Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling
Untitled Terrence Malick Project, with an awesome cast: Natalie Portman, Christian Bale and Michael Fassbender
Snowden, directed by Oliver Stone; starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt
The Circle, starring Tom Hanks and Emma Watson
Untitled Matt Damon/Bourne Sequel, starring Alicia Vikander, Matt Damon and Vincent Cassel
Finding Dory, well, it’s Pixar.
The Girl on the Train, starring Rebecca Ferguson, Emily Blunt and Justin Theroux
Passengers, starring Jennifer Lawrence and Chris Pratt
The Promise, starring Christian Bale and Oscar Isaac
Well this episode help me a lot! I haven’t look into what was coming out this year all that much. Right now I am looking forward to Silence the most I think. Sounds like it could easily be the best movie of the year. Hearing about the possible inspired by sequel of Days and Confused has me intrigued but I was not a fan of Boyhood so I am hesitant. After seeing the Bourne trailer I am all for that. I looks like its going a different direction. Don’t know what it is, it looks different. Could be the lack of shaky cam.
Well this episode help me a lot! I haven’t look into what was coming out this year all that much. Right now I am looking forward to Silence the most I think. Sounds like it could easily be the best movie of the year. Hearing about the possible inspired by sequel of Days and Confused has me intrigued but I was not a fan of Boyhood so I am hesitant. After seeing the Bourne trailer I am all for that. I looks like its going a different direction. Don’t know what it is, it looks different. Could be the lack of shaky cam.
My most anticipated movie was Deadpool and I actually already saw. And I have to say it was just plain darn god……a..freaking-mazing. Seriously everything I could have hoped for and in the running for Top 5 Comic Book movie of all time at least when it comes to pure fun and entertainment.
The Witch – Been waiting since January to see this.
Hail, Caesar! – Coen Bros is enough. But February release makes me worried this is another Monuments Men.
The Lobster – Really weird concept, people turn into animals if they don’t fall in love fast enough. I’m down.
Captain America: Civil War – I’m totes on Iron Man’s side in this one, by the way.
Finding Dory – Just keep swimming, just keep swimming, just keep swimming, swimming, swimming.
The Girl on the Train – Got a good cast, haven’t read the novel but thrillers based on novels lately isn’t a bad way to go.
Gods of Egypt – This looks just deliciously awful. I’m going to have a blast at this. I loved the nonsense of Jupiter Ascending, I’ll love this one too.
Kubo and the Two Strings – Laika does Japanese fantasy.
Rogue One – It’s Star Wars something.
Story of Your Life – Denis Villeneuve is directing, say no more.
The Witch – Been waiting since January to see this.
Hail, Caesar! – Coen Bros is enough. But February release makes me worried this is another Monuments Men.
The Lobster – Really weird concept, people turn into animals if they don’t fall in love fast enough. I’m down.
Captain America: Civil War – I’m totes on Iron Man’s side in this one, by the way.
Finding Dory – Just keep swimming, just keep swimming, just keep swimming, swimming, swimming.
The Girl on the Train – Got a good cast, haven’t read the novel but thrillers based on novels lately isn’t a bad way to go.
Gods of Egypt – This looks just deliciously awful. I’m going to have a blast at this. I loved the nonsense of Jupiter Ascending, I’ll love this one too.
Kubo and the Two Strings – Laika does Japanese fantasy.
Rogue One – It’s Star Wars something.
Story of Your Life – Denis Villeneuve is directing, say no more.