47 Movies We Can't Wait to See

Entertainment Weekly ^ | August 22, 2014 | EW Staff

[EveningStar]

Warning: This article consists of 47 pages that the viewer has to click through. Each page consists of the title of the film, a picture, and a brief description of the film.

If you are one of those FReepers who hates clicking through pages, then you might want to skip this thread. :)

"47 Movies We Can't Wait to See" After looking at this list, I can tell you that in the case of most of these films, the "We" in the title does not include me.

[EveningStar]

ping

[colorado tanker]

Sheesh, you're not kidding. Suicide, home invasion, divorce, kids trapped in maze with aliens, dysfunctional family . . . A real barrel of laughs!

The last time I found suicide amusing was the Suicide is Painless scene in MASH.

[wideawake]

I hear they’re splitting “The Hobbit: The Battle of Five Armies” into five separate movies, one for each army.

[Dead Corpse]

“The Trial and Conviction of Barak Obama: A True Story”.

[Focault's Pendulum]

The text description doesn’t change in Chrome, Palemoon or Firefox.

[newnhdad]

now I know what movie will win best picture.. “Selma”

[corlorde]

Ahh yes, the new marketing ploy of numerous page click through, it is everywhere now.

[EveningStar]

I have Firefox, Chrome, and IE and I’m not having that problem.

[EveningStar]

This might be difficult to load as a single page on some machines.

[corlorde]

Yeah, this could be done with a list and a link for each title, which you could click if you wanted more info.

[dfwgator]

Here’s one I’d like to see.

UP - The Michael Bay version
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u5KQQWlIgGc

[Doomonyou]

I hear they’re splitting “The Hobbit: The Battle of Five Armies” into five separate movies, one for each army.

LOL. Actually ten movies, one for each Division.

[bigbob]

The Hobbit. That’s it.

[EveningStar]

True.

[Ramius]

Atlas Shrugged, part III opens Sept 12. I’ll be there.

[Mears]

“Unbroken” and “Gone Girl” are musts for me.

I love movies.

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[Blackirish]

I went to see The Hobbit a couple of days ago. It’s supposed to be over pretty soon.

[KC Burke]

The last installment of the Hobbit and five others were all that bumped my interest button. Out of those I will probably only see two or three.

If they would quit running the films that leftist Whorelywood wants to make and make films that normal people want to see, then I would go to a dozen from a different list and buy another six on Blue Ray.

[dennisw]

Lucy is OK enough