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Anyone else planning for a long summer of movie-going? There's all these great flicks that are going to be releashed in the next couple of weeks/months that I'm just dying to see, including:

Matrix: Reloaded Duh, its the Matrix.
Matrix: Revoltuions Duh, its the Matrix.
The Incredible Hulk More super-hero madness at its best.
Terminator 3 I have bad feelings it'll suck, but I can't be sure of it.
The League of Extrodinary Gentlemen Long live Sean Connery!

What about the rest of you? Anything else you plan on seeing?

The Matrix: Revolutions is November.

I'd like to catch the Cowboy Bebop movie in a theatre, but its nowhere to be found within the South. Other than what you listed, there is X2 (which I've not yet seen), Bad Boys 2, Bruce Almighty (HUGE Jim Carrey fan), and others I can't name right now.

To Kill A King and Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World. Though that last one may be later in the year as The Matrix: Revolutions is November, hardly summer viewing.

T3, LEG. Bad Boys 2, Hulk, and Matrix 2,

Van Helsing is coming out soon, and that looks cool. Finding Nemo should be cool; I'm a Pixar fan.
28 Days Later looks awesome, have any of you Europeans seen it yet?
Oh, and Pirates of the Caribbean is coming out, too.

Matrix 2
Bruce almighty and hulk are my picks.
Might see terminator 3 but i'm gonna hear from folks if its good first.. T2 was good enough if i hear it sucks i'll let the series die at 2 in my little world

Robert Treder wrote:Van Helsing is coming out soon, and that looks cool. Finding Nemo should be cool; I'm a Pixar fan.
28 Days Later looks awesome, have any of you Europeans seen it yet?
Oh, and Pirates of the Caribbean is coming out, too.

If by soon, you mean Spring 2004 for Van Helsing.

28 Days Later is okay, not what I expected, but a fairly good horror flick to revitalise the genre after Romero. It is dark though and eery. Saw that last November, thought the US release was in January?

Finding Nemo looks cute.

Robert Treder wrote:28 Days Later looks awesome, have any of you Europeans seen it yet?

28DL is only just coming out over there? Chrikey! I reccommend you go see it, both me and my bro thought it was good.

The above are good, but for some reason I want to see the animated Sinbad movie coming out too.

neoolong wrote:The above are good, but for some reason I want to see the animated Sinbad movie coming out too.

The one with Zeta-Jones in and Brad Pitt is it?

Admiral Valdemar wrote:

Robert Treder wrote:Van Helsing is coming out soon, and that looks cool. Finding Nemo should be cool; I'm a Pixar fan.
28 Days Later looks awesome, have any of you Europeans seen it yet?
Oh, and Pirates of the Caribbean is coming out, too.

If by soon, you mean Spring 2004 for Van Helsing.

28 Days Later is okay, not what I expected, but a fairly good horror flick to revitalise the genre after Romero. It is dark though and eery. Saw that last November, thought the US release was in January?

Finding Nemo looks cute.

Well, with Matrix Revolutions and RotK, there's a bridge between the summer and spring, so it's a solid block of moviegoing.

And 28DL was at Sundance in the US in January, but it's general release here is in June.

Underworld.

http://jurassicpunk.com/movies/underworld.shtml

Kate Beckinsale + guns + werewolves + Prague like city = 0WNAGE!!!

Definitely X2, Matrix: Reloaded, and Terminator 3. Anything else is wait and see

Admiral Valdemar wrote:

neoolong wrote:The above are good, but for some reason I want to see the animated Sinbad movie coming out too.

The one with Zeta-Jones in and Brad Pitt is it?

Voices, yes.

28 Days Later is one of the best films I've seen in the last year, second only to The Two Towers. It's also the scariedt film since Dog Soldiers. Yes, the plot is just Day of the Triffids with zombies, but it's bloody excellent nevertheless.

innerbrat wrote:28 Days Later is one of the best films I've seen in the last year, second only to The Two Towers. It's also the scariedt film since Dog Soldiers. Yes, the plot is just Day of the Triffids with zombies, but it's bloody excellent nevertheless.

They needed a Spoon in it though to kick zombie arse.

innerbrat wrote:28 Days Later is one of the best films I've seen in the last year, second only to The Two Towers. It's also the scariedt film since Dog Soldiers. Yes, the plot is just Day of the Triffids with zombies, but it's bloody excellent nevertheless.

Uh, does that mean it's scary? Because I didn't think Dog Soldiers was very scary.

neoolong wrote:

innerbrat wrote:28 Days Later is one of the best films I've seen in the last year, second only to The Two Towers. It's also the scariedt film since Dog Soldiers. Yes, the plot is just Day of the Triffids with zombies, but it's bloody excellent nevertheless.

Uh, does that mean it's scary? Because I didn't think Dog Soldiers was very scary.

Dog Soldiers wasn't scary (though it had its moments for jumps), it was kick ass that's what it was.

28DL is scary depending on how easy you are to scare, for me, it wasn't very, but then The Ring, Blair Witch and numerous other "scary" films lately never got more than a snicker from me.

I recommend seeing Phone Booth.

Setzer wrote:I recommend seeing Phone Booth.

Great movie. Not exactly a summer movie though.

Jeepers Creepers 2 will finish the 23 day feeding cycle with a twist.

I'll probably see X2, and perhaps the Matrix: Reloaded at the least. Perhaps more if the backstabbing pricks I call "friends" actually want to do something with me for a change.