What 2005 movie are you looking forward to the most?

[Kai Lord]

Next year promises even bigger releases than this year. Which one are you looking forward to the most?

 

[Kai Lord]

For me it was split between King Kong and Batman, but I went with Kong since as a genre I prefer monster movies to superheroes. Oh yeah, one other reason. Peter Jackson.

 

[MrFilthyIke]

I went with Indy, as I grew up on those films (along with others, of course).

Star Wars has been a let down mostly, I don't enjoy SuperHeros, and King Kong is cool...but he doesn't the same degree as Dr Jones and I do.

 

[Bass Puppet]

Man Kai, I'm looking forward to all those films.

I'm also looking forward to

Cars
Kingodom of Heaven
The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe
Robots

 

[nHammer]

King Kong would be on the top of my list, followed by Indy.

I'll probably go see Star Wars EP. 3 just for the hell of it.

No way am I wasting my money on Batman.....

 

[Mistwell]

It's not called Batman: Year One, by the way.

I think it is called Intimidation.

 

[Michael Morris]

Star Wars III

I want to see Lucas Coup de Grace his cash cow once and for all. It'll be like going to a NASCAR event to watch the wrecks.

 

[WayneLigon]

I have my fingers crossed about Batman: Whatever Name We Attach To It In The Next 18 Months. The addition of Michael Caine as Alfred and Christian Bale as Batman have me interested. The quote from, I think, Caine was that they're just sweeping everything else that's been done under the rug and starting fresh, which is the only way to do things as it stands now. Now I can just hope they include a decent Robin, stay away from the two-villains-played-by-whatever-star-is-currently-hot decision that ruined the first attempt, show the World's Greatest Detective side of Batman, etc etc.

I can only hope for the best.

 

[Michael Morris]

I can only hope for the best.

And plan for the worst. This is Hollywood and in particular Warner Bros. we're talking about. That studio has to be the biggest collection of hacks this side of Paramount.

 

[Pants]

I'll pick Indy 4 and Star Wars. Even though tPM was an exercise in cinematic enemas, and AotC was pretty mediocre, I'm still looking forward to this damn movie.

EDIT: I saw 2005, but I read 2004.... Wacky...